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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1909
Page
6
October 6 listing shows stock prices for multiple names with bid asks and volumes. Sugar futures quoted at 4.235 cents per pound or 84.70 per ton.
Dividend No 18 is declared and payable Friday October 1 1909 to stockholders of record at close of transfer books Friday October 2 1909 at 12 noon. Transfer books reopen Saturday October 3 1908. Treasurer T H Paring announces the notice from Honolulu Hawaii.
The Sulletin advertises hats, seeds, and car services, including Madeira Onion Seed and a leading hat cleaner at 1154 Fort Street. It notes a funeral for Mrs Helen W. Kalsey, police court actions, and local civic events. New classes open at the M C A night school, with enrollment around 144 now and 160 by week’s end.
The article reports that Ton Kamoto and backers push for a renewed marathon event amid doubts about the 15 mile race. Preparations hint at another marathon, with a shorter event likely between Jackson, Kwoo, Charlie, and Cordero without Tsukamoto. A decision is expected tomorrow on future plans.
Longtime Hawaiian News associate Loucks, once clerk for Judge Gear of the District Court, arrived in Honolulu aboard the Buford after five years away. He recently worked with the Philippine Insular government and plans to stay in Hawaii for a period, reuniting with old friends amid busy social rounds. Kenneth Cameron and County Auditor Baker enjoy a fishing outing at Niimadi, landing a fine catch of five pounds per fish.
For sale assorted Honolulu area parcels including a ten room beach residence on nearly two acres a choice unimproved lot in Punahou District Makiki corner lots with house and outbuildings a 25 000 square foot lot and a Fort Street extension lot. Also pineapple land Maui 58 acres Wahiawa acres leasehold in Manoa Valley a two story house and two cottages near Fort Street and a line from Staevenveld Ho. 602 P O Box 461.
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