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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
5
A brief Mercantile note from Bonolulu reports sales activity at several firms including Pioneer and others. Latest sugar quotation stands at 3.92 cents per pound or 78.40 per ton, with various price references for listed goods and commodities.
By authority Governor and Board of Agriculture and Forestry announce a public hearing Saturday May 29 1908 at 9 o clock in the Board office on King Street Honolulu Island of Oahu to consider designations and boundary changes for Maui Hawaii Kauai and Kona forest reserves including Mana Kea Waikou and Lihue Kalon reserves and related boundaries. Public bodies and individuals may present evidence and arguments in person or by letter for or against the proposed forest reserves.
A dense ignorance of Pacific Islands prompts questions about Hawaii and the Philippines working together on trade and policies. The document discusses views of officials and observers on governance in Manila, Western ties, and potential cooperation, noting mixed opinions on attitudes and strategic benefits.
A damaged report describes the Hyades loading sugar for mainland transit. It notes 1000 tons aboard from here, with 4000 tons from other sources, while Kalendal Ebelo and Lia tone contribute. The Myadoe, Ka hol, and Count cargo movements are cited, with docking and loading planned through the 20th.
The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin provides a complete summary of the news. It compiles major events, updates, and notable developments from the week across politics, economy, society, and world affairs for readers seeking a concise retrospective.
The page lists varied items from church and community news to taxes delinquent notices. It mentions tax delinquency due by noon on May 15, 1908, and references civic events, social meetings, and performances. Names such as Senator George Ho and figures connected to Honolulu civic groups appear amid miscellaneous notices and advertisements.
An early 20th century city listing notes Empire Theatre will open that Bank holiday night with new moving pictures. Main entrance at Hotel Street block and another entrance on Blethict Street.
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