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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1911
Page
12
Readable parts describe a municipal notice about a delayed project and a technical issue with heating systems. The item mentions a date and a local authority but lacks full details. Readers are asked to monitor updates from the city and engineering department.
An old notice on Kinet Street invites readers to a Friday evening gathering by the Viniling brothers at a hall. The text mentions Nonelulu Lawes Nn Aa and HPO ike and contains garbled phrasing about attendance and location with references to DFR ISKNAERG and BOR GEO TEN PRORE.
Invitation lists Zod and fourth Saturday event at K of B, Ball, cor Nort anil Morotania, Vieti ng brothers cardiaily invited to attend. Includes scattered misread names and garbled venue details but signals a social gathering with a card game element and hall location.
The item reports on ongoing bird poaching activity near Seattle and discusses maritime movements around Mauna Kea. It mentions cargo shippers, windjammers, and related port operations, including vessel names and schedules. The piece weaves in weather notes and regulatory references affecting maritime activity and trade.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about tides sun and moon and mentions names like Jon Bern and Firetree. No clear event date location or coherent narrative is present.
Maritime notices describe vessels sailing to and from the islands with details on ports, routes, and schedules. Several named ships and operators are indicated, including service between Kauai and Hawaii.
The improvised minutes describe a November meeting with references to members, acts, and a variety of topics. Multiple individuals and organizations appear in fragmentary form, along with mentions of time and place that suggest a local civic or fraternal gathering. The readable portions indicate a routine agenda and community involvement.
A fragmented OCR item shows a Saturday arrival and various ports and dates in November. It lists names, places, and movements including Hawaii, Kaneohe, Midway, and Maui areas, with partial mentions of individuals and ships and a final note that is garbled. The readable bits imply a maritime schedule or notices about arrivals and departures.
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