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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
4
This notice advertises a sale to clear stock with all items discounted. It promotes a large selection of new first class goods suitable for home needs and urges readers to visit to buy cheaper than ever before.
A brief price table shows beds and lounges with listed rates and multiple prices in proportion. The entry notes four dollar beds and lounges priced at eight dollars, with other items priced at three and five to seven dollar ranges as proportionate.
In Honolulu bargains highlight arts and crafts items claimed to be in every good residence. The note stresses widespread availability of crafts goods and finishes with a promotional tone for shoppers seeking decorative pieces.
W E Dillingham spoke on naval appropriation progress noting $2.8 million already allotted toward dredging and drydock work. He said the 660 to 760 foot dock may need about $4 million more to complete, with future increases possible as the navy expands the dock size.
A puzzled Chief's office report details a bizarre theft as a man known as a duck thief allegedly nabbed two ducks from a passenger on a ship or platform. The Chinese steward shouted after the thief, who fled toward a park with the ducks, while police consider the case and await clues to identify the culprit.
Chief McDuMe announces the arrest of Chong Yul a Korean suspect in a plantation theft case. He pled guilty to stealing $50 and guided officers to the stash but misled them repeatedly. Judge Andrade sentenced Yeo to a year in a distant facility to hinder future thefts. Police note old offender status and lightweight thief claims. A suspect called Wat provers and rice scraps linked to the case were found in his house. Antone Suret charged with siphoning church poor funds appeared in court but proceeding rolled over to Friday. Japanese gamblers rounded up by Chief McDuttle and contraband items tied to the case were reviewed, with authorities ending the sessions in a general scramble. Wages in Bogtarid exceed those in Germany or France.
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