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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1911
Page
3
The article describes a large contest with many candidates vying for top prizes. John Fern leads several standings with notable gains since May, and Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Lewin are among frequent strong contenders. The recounts, nomination coupons, and voting rules are explained as the tally progresses toward a milestone prize.
A thirty five merit mercantile order will be given to the thatet ew win casts the most votes at Saturday May 27. A ten dollar mercantile order to the travel raillidate who receives the second largest votes before Saturday. Sublistied rakiy May 27 will be subtracted from total gained to ascertain winners. Also a one month daily subscription prize for the test on threes months obtained before May 27. The Intertand voyage to Honolata reported a pleasant passage with several deck passengers aboard the ship.
Prizes and weekly and daily subscriptions determine prize ballots for nine daily yearly subscription clubs. Subscriptions count toward grand and special prizes with fixed vote values and deadlines. Final winners receive large cash prizes and recognition for top organization candidates.
A list of organizations and groups including Kamehameha Alumni Honolulu St Elizabeth Memorial Paiama Fraternal Order of Bag Honolulu St Louis College Honolulu Red Men Royal School Alumni Gentral Grammar School Hilo Y M C A Honolulu Japanene Y M C A Honomu Quan Yai Society Ises Honolulu Puunene Social Club Puunene Hall Churen Hilo Kealia Club Kealia Linue Plantation Club Lihue Central Union Church Honolulu A Patria Association Honolulu Alexander Baldwin Gymnasium Wailuku notes standings of organization candidates at final tally.
Tuesday is a Rogal Biliday but will not disrupt the Inter-island steamer service to Maui Molokai and Lane hol. The vessel carries fertilizer lumber and other supplies for Island plantations. Arrival details include cargo items and weights reported from Sunday morning, noting quantities of melutins carge hage agar phiee and hage of vlee pinkly.
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