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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment describes a local business scene with references to customers and a shop event. The text sporadically mentions dancing, teeth, and a wet market vibe, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
A fragmented 1908 Hawaii Senate record discusses resolving land disputes and equitable treatment for claimants whose property rights may be altered by existing titles. The document notes transmission of resolutions to Governor, Attorney General, and Public Lands Commissioner, with House and Senate procedural remarks and mention of government land exchanges.
Report covers naval auxiliary steamer Supply relieving Gunboat Conched at Guam and heading to San Francisco, with relief crew including J. C. Chute and others. Matson navigation ships Alameda and Pacific Mall movements noted, plus Washtenaw tanker forecast to depart October 2. Weather conditions and cargo details referenced, including freight such as horses, lumber, and provisions.
Shipping reports log transport Logan sailing for San Francisco with officers and civilians aboard while Japanese cruiser Ideume San Poitro eyes Honolulu port. Cargo ships from Hong Kong and Yokohama signal expected arrivals within a week to ten days, with general merchandise shipments and passenger lists to follow.
Gurrey launches a new photo and camera store in Honolulu featuring completions of his own designs. The opening showcases a full stock of cameras papers and printing supplies with emphasis on low prices and a wide range of photographic moods. prominent offerings include Cyko and other printing papers and a display of Gurrey’s own photographic work.
The directors declare a 2 percent dividend for the stockholders of record as of November 11, 1909. Dividend No. 10 will be paid on that date. Transfer books reopen November 16, 1909.
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