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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1909

Page

5

Retail ads and holiday merchandise fill Honolulu shop windows

The column advertises jewelry, silk goods, dresses, underwear, and Christmas novelties at shops along Bishop Street Fort Street and King Street. It highlights sale items from Nine to Fort street merchants, furniture and monogram embroidery, imported fabrics, and the Metropolitan Market for holiday meals. Numerous stores invite customers to view window displays and buy gifts for children and adults.

J. Carty Lone Effler Joost Amos Ube Hayuwa Wan Chong Co Waverley Iran Unlog Electric Co. Harriont Balldine Wnittal Privy Woman's Exchange Rhreet New York Hawaii South Sour Curfo Co Younx Kate Woodard Fort Street Avit Shoren Ol A.B. Armigh & Co

Intermiand ant Q Ro and Leshtysiing hooks for sale

Sale notice lists Intermiand and Q Ro with Leshtysiing hooks available at Ballacs Iy Pem for sale at listed prices. Details are fragmentary but indicate hardware items and pricing per unit. Local source records show limited readable specifics and locations.

Q. Ro Ballacs Iy

Saturday Night Tragedy Prompts Hawaiian Court Date

A Japanese resident faced Judge Andrade with a tragic case after a man killed a woman identified as TUFO. The defendant, hospitalized since the incident, was granted until November 16 to plead. Meanwhile, a large Japanese Merchants Association banquet celebrated Mikaito’s birthday at Mochizuki Clubs with many dignitaries in attendance. Governor Frear plans a 4 PM conference with Dr. Victor Clark to discuss Hawaii’s operations and potential new methods.

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Dengough entertainer to perform tonight at 8

Piauave Tomoni along with Makura will appear at the dock area at 8 o clock tonight in a rich program. The act features a man who sings comic songs and recites well, delivering broad humor and pointed social wit. The Canadian entertainer Hengough is praised for his stage craft and audience rapport. Tickets available at the Bergetrom Munto Store.

Makura Henteh Ae Flouse Huvior Dengough Sydney Joe Tantaneom Hengough Rengoigh Linn Adic Bergetrom Munto

Waterfront notes on shipowners during Pacific coal transport

The document discusses fair treatment of American shipowners by US authorities in coal transport from Atlantic ports to Pacific naval stations and the Philippines. It contrasts government charter rates for foreign vs American steamers, alleging American owners may face higher costs or reduced opportunities for government work. It records cargo movements from Maui and Molokai, including chickens, hides, corn, charcoal, and spirits, and notes several ships and coal shipments expected to impact Honolulu and naval fuel supplies.

Atinetenti Guvernemnt Honoluli Atlantic San Mika Upla Maui Molokai Kaioon

Shipping and Naval Movements Across Honolulu Harbour

Maritime notices report steamer Inprrimgland expected from Miahan and embarking for Kawahae with cattle, and the steamer Maut wile Peyaeted by the Twalaat for Kukalny amid freight charges. Australian-bound cargo, 160 tons, sails to Victoria and Vancouver. Captain Kelly of Lark Andrew Wee leads a 40 mile overland tour on Oahu. French inspection certificates set 20 francs. coastal ships subject to yearly naval checks. thousand tons of coal arrive from Atlantic via Rotuera. Cavalry units bound for the Philippines aboard Shortdan, with San Primelyen timing. Wireless update from Batson links Hilenian to northwest voyage. Alimeda delayed by repairs. Kaul Interisland exposition noted at Popwkeu.

Cqttle Miahan Kawahae Hendul Twalaat Kukalny Rundriew

Honolulu Harbor Ships Arrive With Cargoes From Around the World

The American schooner Alien Cooke reports a Hinther shipment bound for Lower & Cooke as quarantine and customs crews inspect arrivals. Alameda to dock at the relay wharf to receive Roouerst cargo. several vessels, including the United Bearer Army transport, prepare for discharge and sailings. Multiple ships list arrivals, cargoes, and next ports with Honolulu and San Francisco in focus.

Alien Cooke Port Ladiow Hue Lower & Cooke Tran

Injunction Sought Over Estate Settlement Debts

Attorney for Chung Tat Ble seeks an injunction in a probate matter alleging estate assets of 3980.26 were charged, with a pendency to protect assets and ensure proper settlement. The bill claims executors issued a lien on property and that proceedings should proceed within two months, amid contested claims.

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Ladies Night at Commercial Club Delights Patrons

A historic entertainment evening titled Ladies Night received universal praise for clever staging and refined decor. Performers included Wyland Alten Mins Helen Wood bathrop and Kyplyn Niled Cilen with several acts by Le Tenney Mok and Pearl Littlejohn.

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Open Lands to Homesteaders for New Year Settlement

Open lands to homesteaders will be opened for settlement on the west of the new year. The lands are being cultivated by the Leattpaboubini Hoar Company and will be cleared for disposal. The Commissioner of Public Lands will announce details in January and proceed with the disposal of the lands.

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