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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
12
Stock market notes list prices and dividends for 1910 shares across multiple companies. Includes quotations for sugar, copper, and other commodities with calculated per ton values, plus September dividends due for several holdings and a roll of ticker-like figures.
A compiled local page promotes the nickel tablet as the largest school work aid in the Bulletin. It lists phone numbers for business, editorial rooms, and several local merchants offering beverages, soda works contact, and various goods. Notes center around central location near Fort and Beretana streets and town undertaker services.
An old style investment pitch urges readers to take a chance on shares in a company with a $1008 to 1 potential in their favor. It promises quick gains and entices readers with a future sale value of one dollar per share. The notice is signed by Obwald Laup ted and mentions a September departure from Hex- in Ghient and a Lakevinw No. 2 reference.
The board voted to place all Kapaa leases under a unified review process, seeking clarity on terms and potential renegotiations. Members urged transparent reporting and timely decisions to protect public interests.
The minutes detail a long session where a majority of land applications were approved or deferred. Notable actions include denying a petition by Quack Hin Society for land, renewing a Saint at Pouhala lease for five years, and approving a land exchange between the Government and Kaieeoka Sugar Co. for a road right of way.
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