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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1909
Page
3
The case Kumite Mutenarra Auli versus Hawaii County revisits a dispute over water rights and damages. The plaintiff seeks 815,000 in damages after multiple circuit court rulings. the county appeals after the Supreme Court addressed questions of law.
The Clark booklet outlines surf riding plans at Walktht Wit and Hawaii trips with $810,000 in free advertising as Key points. Mentions Chub, donation of cups, magnesium light sticks, and a push to recruit Travel Magazine subscriptions. David Walker, editor of Cosmopolitan, is highlighted as a promoter linking Hawaii and travel clubs. A banquet at Columbia University is noted.
The letter outlines early ideas for Outrigger Club publicity and a proposed Polynesian Olympia to promote travel and cultural exchange across the Pacific. It highlights Hawaii as a hub, competition in transportation, and a vision for broader regional tours and exhibitions. The note closes with details about the death of William Heath Davis King and family connections to Honolulu.
Lloyd Childe will present a Hawaiian exhibit set to open Wednesday at the Alagkne Yukon Kaxposiyion. The display will feature a tank setup with machinery maintaining a continuous flow of fresh water and temperature, preparing for shipment as the exhibit nears completion.
Property listing for P. E. R. Strauch 31350 offering a home and lot behind St. Elizabeth Home. Lot measures 50 by 130 feet with six rooms. Details and additional information available at Waity Building, 748 King Street.
A fragmentary OCR line hints at a personal or organizational name sequence in a historic newspaper snippet. No clear event dates places or roles emerge from the readable text, leaving the core item undefined and requiring more context for a factual card.
A heavily garbled Kohala news fragment mentions legal and local events with scattered names and places. It references Hunt, Kona, and various people and venues, but readable facts are sparse and the narrative remains ambiguous.
Fragmentary OCR details a prolonged public notice of appointments, mentioning multiple individuals and institutions in a garbled sequence. The readable portions reference scheduled roles, conflicting names, and a promised update, with uncertainty about exact positions and dates.
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