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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
6
A compact notice highlights small classified ads delivering notable outcomes. It emphasizes practical listings and quick results for readers seeking prompt, tangible items or services.
The Bailtare and Traders Exchange met at the Kitte building on Verday evening with attendees including W. W. Harrin president and JNott Jr. Marston Campbell proposed a new perpetual membership for resident corporations or individuals with a 25 dollar fee. Officials discussed room space, desk allocations, and a temporary withdrawal of an offer while awaiting further investigation. The meeting covered honorary members, bylaws, and arrangements for advertising space.
A long garbled list of passenger names, titles, and relations from a ship manifest, including Mrs and infant, Rev Barclay Buxton, Captain Oguri, and numerous individuals such as Miss M. Porce Git, Madame de Raynal, Mr and Mrs George Sale, and Count A Toulon, reflecting a diverse roster without coherent events.
A fragmentary OCR list references many individuals and places in a damaged local notice. It mentions Mauna Loa, various surnames, and several officials, with unclear roles or actions. The readable bits hint at a public or legal announcement lacking coherent context or dates.
On March 20 the Hilo Burns Club welcomed W. McCall Makalau Mennis A Me Burtson and O Calder Wataioa along with A A Voravil G Duncan and Jun Ingle Olas. The event featured songs and a finale of Auld Lang Syne with readings and social toasts reported by Tribune.
The Hawaii Board of Agriculture and Forestry adopted a revolution directing the superintendent of forestry to act on fires and to involve police and prosecutors when warranted. Wardens were appointed for Kipwalu, Waianae, Palolo, and Hana districts, with a deputy, while other notices urged road and forest protection and enforcement measures. The meeting also discussed tree cutting along the Volcano road and preparatory steps for signage and district authority.
A fragmented list of real estate transfers and land leases in Honolulu and nearby districts. Transactions include Hokuloa Kapaa land and Kapalama holdings, annual rents around 1000, several 10 year terms, and multiple grantees such as Bung Lee In Coy Lepe and Henry Walterskoune Tr Co Ltd with varied parcel descriptions and dates from 1905 to 1906.
A scanned notice lists dates March 13 to March 16 with bids and miscellaneous items. It records 12 008 floor votes, a schooner venture, contracts to Hilo Mercantile Co, timber and 150 bundles of tathe, and a real estate and building permits summary. It notes publication in the Saturday Bulletin Weekly Edition and rental cards for sale at the Bulletin office.
The Bulletin lays out rules for auto delivery changes. A paper delivery transfer within the same family cannot be treated as a new subscriber, and a new subscriber must be properly accounted for. The text emphasizes fair play and straightforward dealings to avoid misunderstandings among readers and contestants.
A partial roster lists numerous names linked to clubs and athletic groups across Hawaii including Diamond Head Athletic Club Chinese Athletic Club and Royal School. The document notes breaking into schooling and urges readers to read an upcoming bulletin for details on a parent’s efforts to educate her children.
The Bulletin outlines a subscriber vote contest offering major prizes including a touring car, a Kroeger piano, an insurance policy, a punchbowl set, a sewing machine, a leather golf bag, a Winchester rifle, a leather suit, and a Kodak developing machine. Entrants must solicit votes from friends who subscribe, while coupons drive the vote tally.
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