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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1905
Page
5
The document outlines sluggish debt collection for Londyn, Londy Now, and other bonds from 1896. Registrar Hapat presents a statement showing totals outstanding and partial payments, with various bond numbers and denominations listed, indicating a significant amount still unpaid.
Fragmented OCR weather item mentions humidity wind and temperature but key details are unreadable. Names like Ashley and Diener appear amid distorted terms. location references include Wisconsin and Minnesota, but the segment lacks usable values, times, or forecasts.
A fragmented stock list from the Honolulu Exchange dated October 17, 1905 shows multiple entries with values like Walal Gay Welatoa 526, 50000 Vata Bag, and Homey 3.48. The garbled text includes various stock figures, prices, and commodities such as sugar and other items, reflecting a routine market recap with scattered numeric data and names that are difficult to fully parse. The record preserves the event of a daily price report from the Honolulu market with many unreadable fragments.
George Harris advances readiness for the Wednesday performance at the Orpheum. Opening act includes machinery from San Francisco venues. Tickets and seats are on sale at the Orpheum box office.
A cluttered report mentions Wanta on pine and JP Morano returning to Hongolulu in Korea. It references travels, steamer schedules, and various local names, though many phrases are garbled.
Readers note a proposal to form rival clubs at Pearl Harbor plantations Onha and Che Honolula to boost competition. If adopted, Pear Harbor races could attract five or more teams competing for the laurels, lifting interest and regional engagement.
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