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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1907
Page
5
An incoherent OCR page fragment lists numerous names, places, and events across a wide array of venues and times. The text references cafes, parks, and hotels with scattered references to people like Alexander Young and Mamie Hours, plus multiple garbled place names and potential dates. The overall sense is a noisy public notices collage rather than a single coherent event.
An unclear fragment reports a person named Hinek seeking something lost with a reward offered. The text references Asia and a finder or winner, but specifics are missing.
Short rental items describe a cottage with mountain and sea views at Puunui near Liliha terminus and a G room cottage on Kuakini Street near Nowanu Ear. Prices listed as 1 dollar twelve cents per p.m. and 10 dollars respectively.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and places with scattered phrases about arrivals, travel, and individuals such as Abbie, Abbie and Miss Mishel Miles, Susie, Jay McAndroWa, Chiron Lome A Loafdi, and Sydney Go Adanun. The garbled text references May, dates, and various people, suggesting a social or passenger note without clear events or structure.
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings with vessel names such as BAN FRANCISCO, HILO, HONOLULU, and SAN FRANCISCO. Entries show dates in November including arrivals on the 16th and 19th, departures for Honolulu, and cargo movements like salted ships and cargoes from San Francisco to various ports.
Water supply restored as the Martet reservoir begins operation. Officials report ample pressure and ongoing work to complete related connections. The Whit Agatetint superintendent described efforts to balance distribution while maintaining safe levels, with about 4,000 ballast created by new intake work. A maritime note follows about the American Hawaiian steamtly Mexican Cay docking in Nichol with 000 tons of freight for tran parts. Capitan jorms reports favorable weather through the voyage from Mongolia to Kalilit.
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