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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
5
The text discusses baking in a gas range with emphasis on tin pank use rather than sheet fron or agate. It notes that iron absorbs heat, remains impervious to burn, and influences baking by delivering intense direct heat to the bottom and sides before the process completes.
Office location for Honolulu Gas Company described as being in the Alexander Young Building. Details specify the site likely within the city building complex used for administrative functions.
The advert extols RUBEROID roofing as a long lasting standard that excludes draughts and sun heat, contains no tar, does not melt, and requires only a hammer and hands to apply. It urges buyers to insist on the registered RUBEROID trade mark stamped every four feet on each strip.
An aged fragment notes Lewers and Cooke at 8 King Street offering a splendidly equipped fireproof garage. The snippet mentions VON HAMM YOUNG COMPANY Ltd in association, suggesting a collaborative or advertising context on the site.
The ICHICI General Employment Office advertises work opportunities for Emma and Seretania and Chinese laborers across all trades. Telephone Gold 2181.
Combination kitchen table top measures 46 by 27 inches built from white apruce wood with cedar drawers and two large flour bins one set aside for stance is foods. Bale price only. 50.
Hardwood sideboard finished in solid oak features a golden plate mirror. Listed at sale price only, BLT.5O. Prices and availability limited, inquire in store for details and timing.
Entries record transactions and assignments of property between individuals and firms including Alilo to Hackfeld & Co Ltd Lut Kalhikapu Mark P Robinson J Allen & Robinson Ltd to J M Little Moopu Apelo to Makan D Mary K Smith to Jos Pankaula and to Ellen Cathcart.
In Honolulu November 1905 Willett & Gray review notes the raw sugar market slipping further both at home and abroad. European markets hit new lows while U S prices fell to near 3.58 to 3.60 per hundredweight. Sellers stored sugar anticipating higher prices but now face lower bids. Java sugars from Europe are held in warehouses without sale, signaling buyer patience amid weak demand.
Market notes report six months storage costs for sugar and varying dispositions among sugar holders. Demand in American markets remains limited as planters hold back for better prices while Vancouver shipments loom. Receipts and stocks show week-to-week shifts, with refined sugar trading cautiously as refiners claim readiness for prompt shipments amid war-time supply constraints.
Cables from P. O. Licht report European wheat crop progress with notes on early October conditions and ongoing field work. Immediate details mention Magohins and unnamed locations as harvest and crop work continue through October.
Extract shows a domestic dispute where Mrs Hix confronts her fiancé about a rumored affair with a man in the conservatory. He dismisses it as a brotherly idea and mentions engagement timelines and a plan to visit his mother. The piece reflects a tense personal conflict amid engagement promises.
The page lists multiple items including roally Wari supervising committee meets at THM p.m. Jock Lavan to be 18 tomorrow and the steamer Claudine sailing tomorrow at 8 p.m. for Maui with Armstrong Taro Flour. A public concert at the church, roles at the Pacific coast, and arrivals aboard the Claudine are noted, plus various advertisements and notices about rooms for rent, a boxing or sports event, and other local happenings around Fort Street, Molokai names, and police court actions.
The text records a fragmented Chicago Daily News style dialogue about a politicked question and a volunteer joining a discussion. It mentions a "Driver's Union" restricting work to ten hours daily and a note about "Fine Job Printing at The Bulletins." The readable parts convey a murky scene of a meeting and tensions over rhetoric.
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