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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
6
A half acre plot offers stable carriage shed and quarters with a near new area view of Belidings. Purchaser can arrange immediate post pension options and related terms.
The Senate and House concur to empower a Joint Committee of the Legislature to burn all paid up government warrants issued on or before December 31, 12 and approve related actions. Approved March 1 1905. Certification by Senate President Isenberg and Clerk Savidge and House Speaker Kindled Kalatokalani.
A reader challenges Mr. McStocker on fairness in cane farming contracts, noting misprints in the Bulletin and defending the Olna Sugar Company. The writer disputes breeder fertilizer charges and argues the mill does not fairly share gains with small farmers, referencing Planters' Association resolutions and manager Mr. McStocker.
In Mountain View Hawaii on February 23 1905 August Iten argues cane profits and mill costs for a small farmer. He disputes figures from McBrocker and questions charges for rail, mill siting, and fuel. Meanwhile ads note ballasting materials from Hawaiian Japanese Ballasting Co and repair shop openings at 1168 Miller St and a piano sale via Haw a News Co. Premiums for The Evening Bulletin contest advertise in Schie man Carriage windows.
The contest opens December 1 and closes 5 p m March 15. Anyone may enter except persons or immediate family of TH Bulletin Pub Ltd employees. New subscribers receive vote credits. a person is new if not served by Wue Darcy or Waexry Boneerin within 60 days before December 1. Transfers between household members not allowed. Final count by three neutral judges with no stake in Tax Bu.etx. no appeals. Only one name per ballot. vote transfers not allowed.
A fine tool cabinet holding thirty six useful tools described as an ideal possession for a boy and a handy mans best friend. A sixth prize of a barrel of Costa flour praised for kneading good dough and purity under the slogan Pure as Snow.
A newspaper coupon invites readers to vote via a credit system. It describes depositing the coupon within one week of issue to earn one vote, with additional credits possible. It mentions Tax Evento Borteri and a December first deadline, with provisions for new subscribers paid in advance to receive double credits.
The notice explains that cash payments on all subscriptions will earn vote coupons when paid, while no votes are credited for payments under 75 cents. It specifies that votes are credited for cash payments on regular subscriptions as described.
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