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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
6
A garbled market list records bid asks for Hawai i sugar stocks and rail shares with figures for Oahu Sugar Co. Hawaiian Pine Co. and Moliryde among others. Entries include prices per share and bond-like line items, ending with a finance quote of 4.42 cents.
Antone Suaot, accused of a string of robberies around the city, will face trial at the police court tomorrow morning. The case centers on his alleged involvement in multiple recent crimes and the proceedings will determine his fate.
A jumble of classified items lists car and service ads, barber and dentist notices, and social event blurbs. Names such as Governor Frear, Mike Paton, and J. D. Carey appear amid various small notices, prices, and brief local updates from Honolulu. The clipping reads like a busy storefront listing in a local paper.
A retailer touts a large youth line of American made suits with new styles and invites inspection to showcase the easy way to get stylish clothing for younger customers.
J G Silva and wife express thanks to the doctor, nurse, and friends who aided during their child's illness with typhoid fever. The note cites timely assistance and appreciation for care received.
Large crowds attend three nightly shows at the Novelty Theater to see the novel Indian muscle dance. Performances run at 7 30, 8 20 and 8 40 every evening except Sunday, with additional pictures shown. The Jugglers at Park Theater continue to draw crowds for their act, and the program for the next two nights features comedies including Woman's wit and Two Cities at Art.
The stock books of the Oahu Sugar Co. Ltd. will be closed to transfers from March 10 to March 15, 1910, both dates inclusive. Treasurer PROTENHAVER signs the notice.
Government notice announces an on site public auction at noon on Saturday April 9 1919 at the Capitol front door Honolulu under Land Act 1805 for 200.09 acres of pastoral land at Itfanaiol Kona. Upset rent 60 dollars per year paid semi annually. Lease term 15 years from April 9 1910 with fencing, settlement and public purpose reservations. Maps and details from Commissioner of Public Land office. Marston Campbell, Commissioner. Honolulu dated March 8 1910.
A city and county garden department deficit is shown for February. The report now with Mayor Fern lists receipts totaling 1236.01 and expenditures including testing at 1236.01 for the month, with 120.96 unpaid from the previous month.
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