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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
6
Local notice announces an auction at the Jas W Pret premises on Merchant Street Bat 96 with a 1910 lease form requiring semi annual payments. It specifies October 1 1918 upset rental and reservations apply, with contact at 77 Merchant Street after February 18 1910.
Fragmented listing shows several sugar plantation firms and board trades with varied percentages and prices. Names include Pioneer Mill, Oahu Co, Hilo IR Co, Walalun, Kahuku, and Waialua. Trades note multiple lot sizes and bid prices across the Hawaiian sugar sector.
A ragged OCR list shows varied items: Daughters of Hawaii meeting set for tomorrow after nine. Mayor Fernhan rented an auto tram. rental at a local garage listed as 65 per month. Col. Bam Parker’s coast arrival and April sail to Honolulu noted. Frederic Morovg M.D. opens new office at 81 Derotania sites with 4 o’clock hours. Upcoming dredge inspector competitive exams and public instruction notes. Grand clearance sale at Blom's begins Monday with 25 percent price reductions. Reception at Dal Rock Wen Gon Wat Twenty-two penester Costing. Stock Exchange meeting to elect new exchange alternates. Planters’ Association labor dispute under probe by Special Agent Pinkham. Federal authorities investigate alleged conditions for migrant laborers to the islands.
Special police officer Minneville charged Ben Gallo the horse breaker with cruelty. Gallagher was accused of brutal treatment of Beal the mule and a foxhound. Judge Andrade discharged Gallagher. Gallagher was driving, and the court heard about his conduct on King Street. An alert officer arrested several others for street conduct and the Pure Food warrant involved water merchants fined for defective cold drinks. Drunks faced penalties, most cases postponed, and the court adjourned at ten.
The notice describes the Audit Company of P. O. Box 646 offering audits, investigations, and financial reports with recommendations to streamline office work. It notes confidentiality and provides contact details. The family of Mrs. 8. M. Chriae extend thanks for aid after a recent threat, and express gratitude to Bishop Libert.
A family luncheon at the Young Hotel celebrated Alexander Young's approaching birthday with five generations present. Decorations featured red and national colors, and stories of early times were shared. Allen's Lung Balsam was suggested to ease a cough.
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