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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
7
Woman’s lawn dresses trimmed with Persian effect and large pearl buttons are cut from $5.50 to $1.75 per dress. A large assortment of children’s fancy dresses in all colors, previously priced from $1.00 to $2.00, is also offered at reduced rates.
A garbled report outlines a Men’s League gathering discussing national unity and social reform. Speakers including Walter Dullingham Dr Hobdy and Amelia in focus emphasize progress, campaigns, and organizational work amid a broad interdist dynamics. The account highlights keynote remarks and supportive critiques from attendees.
A thoughtful foot merchant explains reading patterns as people eat breakfast. He notes some read every morning page, others skim only once, while evening readers differ from daytime readers. He says advertising works best when aligned with the Bulletin’s daily rhythm.
By authority sealed tenders will be received at the office of the Superintendent of Public Works until 12 m on Tuesday November 1 1910 for an extension with alteration of the Mack told wharf shed. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. MARSTON CAMPBELL Superintendent of Public Works October 2 1910 TaeL108
The article explains land drawings for homesteads, noting one third of total lots drawn and many applicants remain in awaiting lists. It lists districts, eligible applicants, and the process through the January deadline, plus references to public notices and eligibility rules under the Organic Act. It also briefly shifts to a separate event about naval heroes and Emperor celebrations in Honolulu.
Club outlines schedule with November dates on the 12th and 13th for a dogged tournament, followed by monthly second and fourth Thursdays. Thanksgiving four ball event, December 18 medal play, and the Stewart Cup to run next year. Members encouraged to attend the open practice as the tanks, and Lassie performs, promises a busy season.
Consular officials and children at the Japanese consulate celebrate the emperor's birthday with a ceremonial march and playing of the national anthem. Children receive candy boxes then gather at the waterfront to view visiting warships. An afternoon naval dock party features wrestling and fencing exhibitions by sailors from the Kasagi and other ships.
Alexander Morrison accepted the petition of the Lo Hukoa plantation manager. A cablegram from Morrison was received by Sehwelur Co. detailing duties and notes on his past success with Makuwel and Mobryde plantations. The steamer Claudine’s voyage described includes cargo and passenger details.
Notice announces Hordern of Club Btabley preparing to depart for California to breed and ship hive stock. Burdens to place orders before a court meeting by leaving bids with Shamios Metling at the Clit Stabler. Perfect cultivation guaranteed.
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