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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
4
An ad extols Ruberoid roofing boasting fire resistance and long life. It praises Ruberoid gum for lasting wear, the one piece roof design with Ruberine cement seams, and color options in red brown and green. It claims seventeen years of durability versus competing roofings and emphasizes heat insulation and weather resistance.
Record sugar imports to the United States show nearly four billion pounds brought in during 1909, led by Cuba with about 3.25 billion pounds. Despite lower total imports than 1907, value rose by over seven million dollars. Germany and Britain also sent substantial shipments, while Dutch West Indies and other nations contributed smaller amounts.
An Independent article extols New Zealand government tourism as a model for Hawaii and other Pacific regions. It details affordable travel, government hotels, mountain huts, and guided tours, plus plans to link Australia, New Zealand, and Hawaii through a coordinated travel network. It notes Hawaii’s interest and local efforts to adopt similar systems.
A partial, unclear OCR fragment mentions Mawall and an offer but provides no verifiable details or context for a full article summary.
The Morlan company presents a new stage adaptation of a popular book, The Bishop's Garringe. The performance features a mounted horse and a large set, with scenery and costumes. A special matinee is slated for Sunday afternoon, and advance tickets go on sale tonight.
A secours report notes an inquiry led by Lemon Wash Ange n, Franklin Taine, and colleagues from the Iuieasiute com organization. The team plans to depart in a few days to investigate the warned fire rate issues in the Los Angeles area and surrounding services.
A damaged OCR summary of Empire Show events highlights a crowd at the Empire theater this week. It notes performances by Mimus Age and Le Hotax dance numbers, with comparisons to Indian native dances and Gavallan elements amid other acts. The Novelty Theater is praised for keeping fresh films and memorable acts in rotation for evening entertainment.
The Kilohana Art League prepares a May Day festival to be held April 3 in Alou Han. A Maypole will feature dancing and a mock Old World May Day scene. The event includes music from the Symphony Bakery and diverse delicacies, aiming for a festive community gathering.
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