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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
2
An OCR fragment promotes various edible and novelty items with fixed prices at a New England Makers event. It mentions peanut and popcorn blends, dairy-filled chocolates, and hand made confections with implied bargains. The text is garbled but centers on promotional prices for foods and gifts.
Local and general items cover a wide range from tests in the area to social events at Harmony Hall. Mentions include the Hawaiian Hotel moonlight event, a garden exhibit, and a Fourth of July planning meeting. Also noted are weddings, church events, and community gatherings with names and places tied to the island community's activities.
The page lists court decisions and legal proceedings including a judge approving a $1000 attorney’s fee in a divorce case, bids and petitions involving tramways and electric power, indictments for larceny, and bankruptcy claims. It notes a Supreme Court ruling on private motive power and various judgments with dates and parties such as Emmett Max, John Sivoo Mawartie, and George Lee.
A motel hosted band concert is set for the grounds with a program including Coronet Solo Love and Truth and Euphonion Solo and other items. Performers listed include Kupko, Kul o Chiete Ming, Keane Walter, Mackie, and Hanner among others with a formal program and timing announced.
The notice lists Tendere and James H. Both as public work officials. It mentions a concession area between Hoekted Wharf and Queen Street and a planned sale of bakery goods chocolates and bonbons by Wayler's Candies and Nev's Chocolatier alongside a public works program and catering services.
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