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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1904
Page
5
A report from Honolulu states On icht, accused in a disturbance tied to illicit distilling, surrendered after promising to move about. U S Marshal Hendry sought AiTeroUF Japanese suspects and preliminary steps with Commissioner Judd to examine Onicht and others for Grand Jury action.
Henry Vierra, clerk to the Assistant Superintendent of Public Works, was discharged and then charged with embezzling government funds. He allegedly overcharged tenants, kept receipts, and failed to remit about two to three hundred dollars. The matter will be reviewed by the Grand Jury. an arrest warrant followed.
Read notices on page six list various advertisements and legal items. Reports include a bankruptcy matter in Joe Dote's court, a court hearing on a mayoral case, and local business promotions across Honolulu venues such as Lanas Hotel Street store and Pantheon rejuvenation offerings. The page notes polls open and a $1000 prize contest, with ads for coffee, clothing, and holiday goods.
The Makaweli Plantations directors announced Monday that Hawaiian Sugar Company will pay monthly dividends of one percent starting December. Reports from the plantation describe the dividend as conservative and intended to continue indefinitely, signaling stable profits for shareholders.
The list shows November dividends declared by various entities including Interisland and regional authorities. Names appear partially garbled but indicate multiple payments across dates in November and different sectors. Key names and places are unclear due to OCR issues, but the notice references dividend distributions and related dates.
Lihue Kauai November 2. Stre Ralph Witok hosted a luncheon last Tuesday in honor of sister Mire W Beck who returns to San Francisco. The gathering featured the hostess and prominent guests, with Mrs Wilcox noted for her new home and gracious hosting.
An era style sale notes mis-spelled items with white and colored fabrics. Descriptions mention Batiste widths 28 and 30, delicate Kooi pieces, reduced prices from mercantile catalog, and varied colors including pink blue green and peach. Provides weathered catalog tone and rough discount figures for quick sale.
Honolulu reports plantation and sugar company details dated November 1904. Listings include Halku Co. W's, Brewer & Co, Pala Os, Ta Mat Tet, and plantation figures with quoted sugar price around 4.05 cents per pound. Mentions Kama? and various islands terms and traders.
The Punahous and Honolulus prepare for a Saturday football clash in Learun series action. Both teams promise lineup changes and reevaluated rosters as they seek victory and momentum against a heavier opponent.
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