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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1912
Page
2
Brief OCR fragment notes May 21 events in Manchuria and Nile dunes, with references to 8 and 4 dunes and a 1268 figure, alongside Mongolia as a noted element. Details are fragmentary, but indicate a dated date cluster and geographic mentions tied to May observations.
A list of ship names and dates appears, including Shinye Maru Nippon Maru Chiyo Maru and others with various June July dates. The fragment reads like a maritime timetable or passage record. Names and dates are inconsistently formatted, but the core items are vessel names and respective dates.
The document outlines a weekly Sunday departure of The Limited from Honolulu with limited outward stops at Pearl City and Welenns and inbound calls at Pearl City. It lists arrival and departure times in a garbled format, mentions Watatae Wataraa Kanuku and Way stations, and is signed by GP A and Superintendent FC Smith.
The topographical survey of Ki lavaea National Park completed a detailed map showing elevations, crater depths, and new features. Chief Hirdveye and Wkstash prepared the data for Governor Krewe with plans to map Main Law and Hakelau lands next.
A scrambled report details ships Logan Honolulu to Manila April McTherman Portia Oregon arriving May 1, Sheridan Honolulu to San Francisco arriving April 1, Crook San Francisco bound from Ban Francisco, Buford sailed San Francisco to Max Heauh port, Warren stationed at Phittpntny Tamas from Honolulu to Portland arriving May 12. A garbled section mentions sheriwall in Ceyton amid a plague and other unclear terms.
The report notes that a top grade fan feature will be secured from the Hate fete, with Floto Engraving handling the plat process.
A long, fragmented passenger list from Molokai port entries includes many names such as Perston Kita, Buaiki, Mr Tava and family, Thomas Goven, Mrs BP Beadley and child, D. Wiebard, O'Brien, Guy Rehuman, Merrick, May 19 to May 28 entries mark arrivals for various vessels including Mant, Maul, Molokai routes with numerous travelers and servants.
A fragmented telegraph style timetable shows multiple upcoming ship departures and routes. Entries list destinations such as San Francisco Victoria Vancouver Honolulu Hongkong Mauna Kea and Maul ports with ports of call including Claudine Maru and W G Hall. Dates range May 20 to June 26 with times such as PM 8 and 6 p.m. The document also notes arrivals and departures from Yokahima San Francisco and Victoria for various mail steamers.
The article describes various animals that appear to fly without wings, focusing on the Ayling squirrel with a fold of skin acting as a wing, flying frogs using webbed feet, and a flying frog species observed in East Indies. It explains how these natural adaptations enable gliding or aerial movement, noting water and air tests and the peculiar shapes of their flight apparatus.
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