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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
12
An auction notice announces sale at the rooms of Jas. W. Pratt on Merchant Street scheduled for Saturday M6 1910 at noon. For lease forms and renewals apply at the Bishop Ketate office, 77 Merchant Street, after February 18 1910.
A jagged OCR of a Hawaiian sugar industry ledger shows numerous company names, percentages, shares, and monetary figures. It reads like a stock table with entries for Honokaa Sugar Co, Oahu Sugar Co, Pioneer Mill Co, and others, but the text is garbled.
A sweeping collage of notices and items from Honolulu and Hawaii includes social ads, noon meetings, and upcoming events. Mentions of gambling cases, ship arrivals, a volcanic tour boom, a paper money exchange plan, and local business promotions paint a vivid snapshot of daily life in the islands.
Disjointed reading lists claim three thousand dollars and a new diphtheria autine. Mentions Hurston immigrants in Hawaii and Mountain View Glau plantation declaring intention to become citizens. Notes two names Parfinth Chika and Vaalli Novoto vom, and a display of strimmed huts. Reports on a US attorney Breckena directing proceedings involving two Portuguese boys aboard a Tengo Maru.
Miss Wallace for Australia headline notes her farewell ovation at the Park Theater in Honolulu last evening and mentions Mike Wallace summoned home unexpectedly as miners in Sydney grow restless.
A fragment shows references to Hudson Chalmers Detroit Kissel Kar Oakland Franklin and Pierce Arrow. The readable items hint at a catalog or comparison of car makes and models in a feature or advertisement.
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