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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1909
Page
5
Sugar prices quoted with cents per hundredweight and per ton. The report lists latest quotations for Waiālua and Waialua districts, noting a cent-per-pound figure and a per ton rate, reflecting market activity on May 11 1909.
Hawaii court in Honolulu schedules hearing for the estate of Paul Hewat who died intestate at Porto Moua. Auxiliary Administrator Hawakean Trust Company Limited seeks order for final distribution and discharge. Notice to creditors and interested parties to appear June 21, 1909, at ten in the morning at Old Courtroom, Honolulu, to present evidence or objections. Publication required in Evening Bulletin two weeks prior.
The annual meeting of the Wholesale Ligure Dealers' Association of Hawaii Inc was held on May 8 1909. Officers and directors elected for the ensuing year include K Lishton rector G Hartlett vice president and director KR Huehly secretary and director D H Lewis treasurer and director Chum Ming director T Iwaniga director K P Lange director T Sumida director A Wirle director RL myeHny secretary Honolu Hawaii May 21 1900 4308-May 41 12 1!
The notice lists Saturday and Sunday hours for a government dispensary and an office timing for a PhD related appointment. It indicates weekday morning hours and weekend slots, with exclusions on Sundays and specific Saturday exceptions.
The Evening Bulletin advertises a new five cent school tablet offered in Hawaii and promotes office sales. It notes shipping and mailing options, plus the Industrial Edition available at the Bulletin office. Other items include local notices, legal matters, and upcoming meetings at the office of Charles Chillingworth.
The article discusses Judge Antony Ferry possibly being sworn in and taking the oath of office in Washington if confirmation is completed. It notes arrival for a new post as Circuit Court Judge and potential immediate travel to Harrisburg for duties.
Fragmentary text provides no coherent event, names, or place to summarize into a meaningful historical record.
Fragmentary OCR notes list the Bulletin office spaces and desk counts. It mentions editorial areas and business rooms without clear dates or full names. The fragment hints at room assignments within the newspaper office.
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