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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented tobacco era style listing from sugar plantations and co operatives shows a long string of company names such as Hawaian plantation firms, Champlin sugar concerns, and various agricultural cooperatives. It includes price quotations, tonnage figures, and location references like Kohala Ditch Co and Waialua Agricultural Co with per ton rates around 4.4 cents. The text reads as a market ledger with multiple entities and assorted figures.
A mix of local notices and police calendar items notes carriages for sale at Nawall Carriage Mfg Co. and a list of cases on the Polion Court calendar including assault and battery and a prosecutor Yong on bond. Deputy sheriff reports a tree incident and traffic stop while Amihor Saloon and theater references appear in scattered items.
In the First Circuit Court of Hawaii Territory Honolulu Chambers Probate hearing set for November 2, 1910 at 10 a m. Judge to consider petition and account of Ho nia Josephine Lucas executrix of Pierre Marie Lucas estate seeking final distribution and release from further liability. Notice given for interested parties to appear in Honolulu to show cause if any why the order should not be granted. Dated September 21, 1910 by Clerk AMON TON.
European market trends push sugar parity closer to New York values as Java exports and UK quotes influence prices. Declines in European demand and store stocks press futures, with Java shipments easing. Analysts note potential parity alignment between markets and caution weather and hurricane impacts on crop outlook.
There is to be a new wireless station established in Hawaii. A loyal wan purchased yesterday at Kawaiahao and on next Friday the old unit that was once met at Barber's Bar will be shipped to the new place. It is planned that work will soon begin at the new station in Hawaii and the setup will extend through Kawailoe.
War Secretary Dickinson spoke in Cebu with A. Zo Hg ai, a prominent Chinese resident, urging fair immigration policy for Philippine Chinese. He argued Chinese workers benefited the islands’ economy and warned against restricting them, while noting both Chinese and Filipino leaders discussed race and labor impacts.
A community drive raises funds for a Molokai Hawaiian home project. Mut iwi plan a big dance next Sunday evening to support the effort with proceeds aiding the construction of a home for Hawaiians by Hawaiians, following a prior benefaction in earlier years. About twelve hundred invitations are reported as ready.
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