Preference vot contestants travel duplicates
A short notice states that preference vote contestants are duplicates of those issued for travel, indicating copying or reuse of names for travel purposes.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1911
Page
10
A short notice states that preference vote contestants are duplicates of those issued for travel, indicating copying or reuse of names for travel purposes.
Articles urge active solicitation for Bulletin subscriptions and nominations. It outlines campaigns to recruit untapped donors, explains payment and vote credits, and notes how receipts affect trip and organization contestant votes. It also details coupon use, voting rules, and subscription pricing through multiple terms.
A thirty five dollar mercantile order will go to the travel candidate who casts the most votes before 4 o clock Saturday May 27th. A fifteen dollar mercantile order goes to the candidate with the second largest votes before that date. The totals in the standing published Thursday May 1st will be adjusted by subtracting the earlier total from the final tally Saturday May 27th. An dotted fountain pen will be given to every candidate for the first new three month daily subscriptions turned in before Saturday evening May 27th.
The Church Club of the Diocese offers a complimentary dinner to Bishop Restarick and clergy at the Pacific Club. An attractive program will follow the dinner, with brief historical rooms and business office notes, and the event invites friends.
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