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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
8
A distorted OCR fragment describes a microbe at work in a dental or bite analogy. The scene mentions an air conditioned setting and a creature’s jaws and teeth, though many words are garbled, leaving core imagery of a microbe consuming and wiping its mouth.
Shareholders of Walalla Agri Co Ltd convened on October 24 to approve a resolution for bond exchange and new bond issues. One million five hundred thousand pounds and one million pounds bonds were authorized, with redemption and exchange terms involving cash, shares, or both. Offer details include exchange rights for holders and deadlines, with governance by the Walalla Agricultural Co Ltd and Trust Company Limited.
The readable text resembles garbled OCR of a time or event note with names, numbers, and phrases like eleven and eleven o clock. It lacks clear subjects, actions, or locations to establish a coherent news item or event.
A large gathering at the Windsor Motel in Walluku honored Mrs M Carnegie on her birthday. Leading residents from Walluku and nearby towns attended a festive evening with dancing, card games, and merriment. Mrs Carnegie, who recently arrived to manage the Maul Hotel, was praised for her successful efforts in a short time.
Hon A Ny Kepoikai judge of the Second Circuit Court departs Maui for Honolulu to preside over the Fifth Circuit term. The trip marks his first Garden Inland journey amid preparations for upcoming hearings involving Judge Hardy and related court matters.
Fragmentary ship timetable lists entries like Mauna Loa from Kona and Kauporte and vessels bound for the Orient and San Francisco. Notable lines mention arrivals and departures with times such as forenoon and morning, and a due date labeled TOMORROW for a sail. The readability is limited but conveys a busy port schedule.
An odd opportunity opens in Honolulu as the housekeepers are invited to a week long stock liquidation by Ewnichith Co Ltd opposite Bishop Street. A 30000 stock includes kitchenware white goods tin ware and bathroom fixtures. Prices are clearly marked with many items reduced from prior values. Sale begins at 9 am Monday with early buyers favored for best selection.
A Territory case against Alex, Nicholas, and David Luelno over alleged gambling proceeds to be tried in the Police Court. A prosecution witness said two craps tables operated, noting bets and a “take off” by a gamekeeper. The witness added a government stables employee saw men around a table “shooting craps” as the trial continued.
Local Weather Bureau report shows 6 am temperature 74, 8 am 78, minimum 74, dew point 64, humidity 64 percent, relative humidity 80 percent, wind 2 miles per hour from calm to 15 mph varying directions, no rainfall in past 24 hours, total wind movement 207 miles by noon. Ashley section director A McC.
The Soatue Brewing and Malting Co sues Treasurer Campbell to recover 470 income fees claimed illegally collected by the Territory. It cites demands dated March 25, 1906, under Act 88 of the Session Laws of 1908 for 960, later 500 for 1908 and 1904 and 260 plus penalties for prior nonpayment. The plaintiff says it paid, protesting that it was not liable as a foreign corporation under the act and that collection was improper. The treasury refused a refund and the case seeks 75 with costs. Women in China war era note follows, detailing 1864 brigades in Nanking.
Regular meeting of Hawaii Chapter No 1, Order of Kamehume, at Fraternity Hall Odd Fellows Building this Thursday evening November 2 1905 at 7530 vrolock. Nomination and erection of officers. All members requested to attend. Fernande? Kuabau (names appear garbled)
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