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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
6
Sugar and commodity quotations appear with numerous Hawaiian companies listed. Notable entries include Honolu Sugar Co and Waialua Agricultural Co. with price mentions and a closing note of latest sugar quotations at 4.36 cents per pound and about 87.20 per ton.
A fragmented era snapshot shows scattered advertisements and notices. Names such as A HR Rowat and George Palit appear among garbled lines, with references to chairs, carriages, and a Metropolitan Meat Market. The disjointed items hint at a local bulletin page with ads, entertainment, and personnel notes.
Fragmented notes reveal a disrupted schedule for the Oahu league Second Revlon event with dates slipping, reorganizations considered, and key officials weighing new terms. The draft hints at postponed games, possible venue changes, and a push for a civil type resolution to move forward despite miscommunication.
Assistant entomologist describes efforts during the last weeks to study melon fly and Japanese beetle affecting cabbage and beets. Experiments cover life history, repellents, and insecticides with field tests, noting partial success and need for further study.
A complaint in the Chewit Court alleges Waimanato Sugar Company caused damages of 3000 to Jan ot Waitanato by theft or seizure of property. The filing contends the defendant deprived the plaintiff of rightful property and seeks redress.
Fragmentary OCR text notes widespread rat infestation and a rescue operation. Mentions Ponte Te Geet war toreet ova at teats and Peliani des Ripetrie Paste 14. Stragutets ot sandermens prevent an roenign at ptton. Names a series of unclear terms and places.
Governor Walter F. Warer proclaims the Territory of Hawaii ceded land to the United States for military and lighthouse purposes. The document cites the 1900 act establishing Hawaii's government and notes the island of Molokini as the focus. Signed at the Capitol in Honolulu on the fifth day of September, 1910.
The Hawaii territorial government will observe a holiday on Saturday September 4. Territorial offices will be closed that day by order of the Governor. This notice is issued by Secretary A Mott-Smith from the Executive Building in Honolulu on September 11, 1916.
Official notice states the Bative Committee of the County Committee of the Republican Party of Hawaii will not be responsible for debts contracted without its written consent. Signed by secretary John Marcallino on September 16, 1210 at Honolulu.
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