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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
10
The Ten teit Travel Contest invites nominations for trips with there being growing entrant numbers. Readers are urged to send names now, join the first wave of candidates, and rally friends to secure votes through subscriptions. Prizes include trips to San Francisco with hotel stays and additional awards for workers.
Pens will be shown at ARLEIGH'S and awarded to anyone who brings in a new subscription club entry. Contest workers and contestants alike can win a fountain pen essential for writing daily subscription receipts during the event. Each new club submission boosts chances to claim a prize.
Barbour Lathrop of San Francisco, active in Red Cross work, visits Honolulu and receives a formal note from the American Red Cross acknowledging Californians' endowment payment. The Hawaiian band plans a public concert on the Alexander Young Hotel roof garden at 7 30 with selections from Meyerbeer Balfe and others.
A broker style note urges quick action on Lakeview No. 2 shares. The seller claims only a few thousand shares remain and predicts the price could rise to one dollar par after sale, while stating his own price at fifty cents. Message signed by J Oswald Luttrd at 1189 Fort.
The notice states 2000 Bonus Votes will be issued for every club of three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions. As many bonus vote coupons will be issued as subscription clubs are secured. Three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions must be turned in during a single contest week.
The notice announces a standing continuous club offer running from 8 A M Tuesday March 28 to 5 P M Monday April 3 and states it will be renewed weekly. It emphasizes ongoing nature and recurs each week without interruption.
The Evening Bulletin announces an open travel contest where a limited number of participants will be chosen for educational trips to various parts of the Territory Hawaii. No restrictions on creed color sex or religion apply this year, with voters selecting the winners.
Voting coupons with subscription payments will name ten travelers and appear in every issue. Almost all friends and neighbors already subscribe, and others will join for the chance to win the Yosemite trip. Eight women who attended Yosemite last year entered when the contest began.
The note states that every contestant will be credited if their name is sent before Monday March 27. It also mentions liberal vote issues on both Weekly and Daily Subscriptions.
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