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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1911
Page
3
Fragmentary ad style text touts a constipation remedy promising complete relief with no side effects and a money back guarantee. It mentions refund terms, a trial period, and a bold assurance of permanent results, but the readable material is garbled and hard to verify.
A storm and navigational mishap near Kaena Point endangers the vessels Ka Mot and Ka Mol. Strong northeast winds drive the Ka Mot toward the reef while salvage efforts shift to deeper water. officials report tea shipments and maritime activity affected by the weather and ongoing investigations.
The article lists figures such as HEORGES WILCOX of Rewiak and APpAeT TUR, detailing their recent travels and roles. It mentions OL WHITH as president of the Meretinite Association spending ten weeks at Haleiwa Hotel, J M OSTRIDAARD of the Rawild Transit Company aboard a train to Kaa, and MI AND MA RICHARD 6 opening Mant Oaks Land residence after a month in the Hawaiian Islands. TENNEY PECK and AVID 1. WALTER, a Californian Traveller commissioner, are noted for hotel and transportation advocacy with Walter planning to return to complete duties.
The article outlines a contested water rights dispute connected to the Kohala forest reserve and Hawaii Agricultural Company seeking writers for a reserve plan. It notes department authority, anticipated court action, and upcoming legal steps with figures and parties including the Haveila Agricultural Company and attorney teams as proceedings near a conclusion.
A chaotic summary of maritime arrivals and itineraries includes ships docking at Honolulu and Maui ports, passengers, cargo, and crew movements. The report mentions the Astoria meeting location shift to Portland, labor federation discussions, and various ships like the Melrose, Carrier Tove, and Winkelman with freight including lumber, hides, and supplies.
A plan for a public open air amphitheater at Kaplotant Park could seat thousands and avoid heavy construction costs. City officials consider using land for the venue to host entertainments if permits and funding align with community needs.
Governor Frear reported reception of several applications from local banks for gold, with plans to place funds in the treasury vault upon arrival. Banks will be allowed to draw as needed at two percent interest, aiming to ensure security and availability while awaiting final arrangements.
In foreign ports section dated September 11, cargo and arrivals noted for several ships including Prangiboo with lines to and from San Francisco and Honolulu. Entries show vessel names like Aig ths, BRANCISCO, Milan etc with dates August through September and sporadic cargo notes and travel progress.
A list of travelers arrives from Howell Maul and other ports with names including Cladine, J Vannottny, Vanunita, Rocha, Walker, Brown, Stender, Wilcox, Jones, Osterman, Weight, Alexander, and many more. Also notes ships arriving and ships leaving, including exchanges with San Francisco, Manila, and Seattle. The Want Ad section invites continued readership of Honolulu's business world.
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