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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text lists sugar quotations and prices for various plantations and companies with totals and locations. It reads like a partial ledger of commodity prices and corporate names, intermingled with garbled phrases and uncertain figures.
A garbled fragment shows Congress member Taylor entering a house and reacting with exclamations as a crowd in Alabama laughter erupts. References to Lieutenant Colonel Hunter and other figures are unclear, with piecemeal dialogue indicating a lively but fragmentary scene.
The Bulletin describes the Big Nickel Boratch Pad and other local items in Honolulu. It notes Monty Montgomery at the Anchor saloon, car service at Hawaiian Carriage Co, events at The Pwo Jack and Royal Annex Bar, plus classes led by Mr. Mathews and a vaudeville company opening at the Orpheum. It mentions road conditions near Panehbowwn, a revenue barrel seizure, a Chamber of Commerce meeting, auto driving credentials, and upcoming Entomological Society meeting with lecture topics.
Ernest Giesecke announces tuning of ren phan ne ie at Thayer Phono Co. He will perform a repair to a urea Kun Abte pricy, outlining options and pricing for the service.
A broad real estate listing advertises multiple properties with prices and details on 8 rooms, 6 rooms, and lot sizes including near Dominis Lunalilo and Beach Diamond Head. Also notes a Fort Street property and a Kapihula Road listing. A separate notice warns subscribers of a new Subcriber Directory for the Mw Tut Telephone Co with deadline instructions.
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