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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
6
Investment pitch urges clients to buy Ventura Oil Development Co shares at 15 to 16 cents each. Claims holdings cover a full square mile in Ventura oil district and portrays the venture as sound with no bonds or promotion stock. Promoter promises large profits and urges buying now.
Fragmentary ledger style item lists show various company names, shares, and prices including Kauai Ry Co, Oahu Sug Co, and Pineapple interests. Dividend note dated June 20, 1918 mentions Brower Co and related holdings. latest sugar quotation listed at 4.30 cents per unit with par ton value.
A mixed bulletin lists a supply of nickel products and soaps for sale at the Bulletin office, plus ads for Pineetar from Woodward, BeFyet dental cream at Was son Smith, and various services. It notes ship movements, public notices, a planned bank opening, maple products, a hiking meet, sewer and plumbing work, and upcoming theater attractions with band and vaudeville acts. The date context is 1910 with multiple local transactions and events.
HILO June 32 The death of George Wait manager of Pepecken plantation store and postmaster stunned the community. He died Thursday after a long illness. Funeral Friday at his residence conducted by Rev W H F Smith of the Church of the Holy Apostles. He leaves a brother Mead Bana Hugh Watt of Kohala plantation and six children. Watt was known for amiable character and broad circle of friends across islands.
Governor Prear requests a land court report on all cane cases taken up during the fiscal year. Judges Novinsos and Clerk MT Simonton have prepared the report and expect completion within ten days. The new procedure shifts reporting from the calendar year to the fiscal year.
Acting Governor Mott Smith declares July 37, 1919 a territorial holiday. All territorial offices will be closed that day in Honolulu, Hawaii, per the executive proclamation.
Notice announces the regular stockholders meeting on the fourth day of July at 7:30 p.m. at the LIVI OMe venue on King Viewot. The meeting is called by secretary Jane WHA tines and dated July 5.
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