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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1910
Page
14
A period ad touts HUCK TOWELS in multiple sizes with sale prices around $1 to $2. The very newest ideas feature colored silk neck wear and hand made wash neckwear. A broadcloth cape in Navy Rose and other hues is advertised with prices from $15 to $29.00.
Special attention to an elegant line of new waists with top materials and affordable prices. Each style is unique with one of each kind, showcasing fashionable designs without the high cost.
A brisk query about the appearance and condition of an item or place, asking readers to judge whether it looks fresh and clean or merely shabby. The note invites opinions on upkeep, cleanliness, and overall presentation.
Disjointed text describes multiple vessels including American schooner Columbia Allen and Americania with lumber cargo. Mentions Okavogan and Okavogan’s crew, fate of cargo unclear. No coherent event or outcome established.
A joint Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association and Territorial Board of Agriculture and Forestry program on November 16 will feature talks by Governor Frear and experts on conservation. Topics include water duties, health conservation, artesian supply geology, and the role of corporations and individuals. The public is invited to attend. the schooner W. R. Hume hauling lumber is 24 days from Columbia River ports.
Community notices announce applications for free Arbor Day trees at the Government Nursery on King Street near Keaumoki. Free trees include Pink Shower and Catharticown varieties with windbreak potential. some species like Jacaranda remain abundant. Arbor Day trees must be paid for after the event, and emphasis is placed on those who will plant and care for them. The week also reports the steamer Maina Koa arriving from Hawaii with shipments of cod, fish, deer kegs, chickens, wool, and sheep, noting moderate trade and easterly winds on the return voyage.
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