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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1903
Page
6
A fragmentary piece tells of Methuselum, an aged man who seeks only to live, crowding out others and clashing with a belief in monoplies and trusts. The tale notes his long life, a warning about heedless growth, and a stalled Water impell moment before his death.
A 50 year land license sale in Hawaii Territory with water rights, described parcels and elevations, will be auctioned Monday November 20 1903 at noon at the Judiciary Building front entrance. Bids are to be accompanied by a $19000 hand and an upfront fee of $800 plus percentages. details available at Public Lands Office Punic Latnin.
The Business Man's Handy Index in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition provides a concise resume of all legal notices and tender calls. It lists Judy Evening subscriptions and Bulletin rates at 75 cents monthly or 7 dollars yearly for the weekly edition.
A combination concert featuring the Vhr Terror Government band and the Twenty second Lithuanian band at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Monday at 7 o'clock. The program includes Sad traaty Band led by Bell Meichardt, with selections such as Prince of Hipin Sliders, La Rowe de Cantellu, and The Rap Spangled Banner. Proceeds and details include dance after the program with music and standard hotel entry arrangements.
An art league reception opens with an exhibition featuring noted speakers and attendees including Mr Dillingham Mr Gurrey and Dr Mie HOM yun Hoh Amung. The event runs all week with open days and evenings and no admission charges.
A long garbled narrative centers on a country storekeeper and customers in a rough community. The store is crowded with chatter and plans as figures argue over wages, clothes, and gossip while an editor stamps a tale from a visitor’s notebook.
The long, disjointed transcript details Secretary Shaw and officials discussing Hawaii’s finances. They consider bond rates, interest, and replacements to stabilize Territory funding, with mentions of New York buyers and the Conference Committee.
A garbled business directory listing shows entries for balasting cleaning and dyeing services and a dental office, plus scattered notes on advertising and bond handling by a Trust Company and various figures. It references addresses, phone numbers, and several named individuals in a chaotic OCR fragment.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii offers withdrawal payments at six months or a year, plus a share of profits for the benefit of the Black Cloud. The Twenty seventh Series of Stock is now open for subscription at one dollar per month per share, with A V Gear, Secretary, 122 King Street, Honolulu.
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