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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
4
A sensational contest promotion urges participation from contestants with claims of swift advancement through real effort. It highlights prizes including Remington instruments and a vacation trip, with special offers on subscriptions and ballots for extra votes. The piece emphasizes youth and opportunity, urging girls to act quickly to secure rewards.
The contest closes on June 2, 1913, at o clock with prizes awarded to top contestants by district. Winners receive a diamond ring or watch and a trip to Kilawaea. outside candidates have equal chances as city nominees. Subscriptions influence votes, but the main aim is to extend the contest for four weeks to maximize entries.
Citizens in District No 1 covering Honolulu and inland Oahu can prepay subscriptions to avoid double daily papers. Subscriptions, when resumed by payment, will be held for future delivery. Prizes include a Remington player plane, a $100 diamond ring, a gold ladies watch, and a round trip to Kilago or Honolulu with a San Francisco option. Winners gain privileges and equal chances for the 1913 Regal automobile.
The document defines a new subscriber as anyone not on the Butlerin at opening in April who signs up anew. Name changes within a family and reorders under a different name do not count as new. Subscriptions will be checked to ensure only truly new voters are marked as such, with strict enforcement during the contest.
District No 4 lists prizes for a drawing including a $100 diamond ring, a gold watch, and round trips to Kilauea and Honolulu. Players may win a Remington player piano and chance for a capital prize automobile. Numerous locals from Maui, Oahu, and Kauai are named as participants or prize recipients.
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