Lorient Frat News Unscrambled Title Fragment
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions September events and names such as Reena and Kore with unclear context. The readable items suggest a fraternal society update and possible dates in September.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions September events and names such as Reena and Kore with unclear context. The readable items suggest a fraternal society update and possible dates in September.
Fragmentary notes mention dates and names such as November and December with scattered terms like Tonya Maru and Rhinyo Meru. The readable content is too fragmentary to establish a clear event, location, or outcome for a proper card.
For Pearl City, Ewe Mill and Wey Blationa tasks list mixed times 9 15 am 12 00 pm 2 16 pm 8 20 pm and codes 90216 pw 39590 ppm PIETB pm Yor Wablawa Lellehua 10 20 with unclear context and fragmented entries.
Floryde Haque Pomiynaby and Hane Haatmandt form a new Kanal Relleay Company with local interests. The venture aims to expand services and boost regional commerce through cooperative initiatives and shared infrastructure.
Railship timetable style notes list steamship departures and routes for October. Entries include Harbors and crews from Honolulu San Francisco Vancouver Hong Kong and Japan with dates from October 2 to October 31. The list mentions ships like Wilhelmina Chiyo Mara and various ports including Auckland Makara and San Francisco.
On and after October the museum reopens daily 10 am to 4 pm except Sundays and four yearly holidays Decoration Day Independence Day Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Also lists ships and port calls from Honolulu to Maui and Hilo with specific sailing times and trips. Event mentions funeral of John Wagher with official mourning badges and orders.
Legal notice records a lease and commission actions surrounding property in Newtown, with dates, parties, and penalties noted. It references the Hanse Hite leek property, the Kalnaa bande, and rental terms priced at 9100, plus required filings with public authorities and the Commisatonee oF Pabine Lavras in Capital Mathis.
By authority the Board of Harbor Commissioners invites sealed tenders for the Phunk inspection and building of temporary port facilities at the Queen Treat area. Tenders must be delivered to the Office of the Superintendent of Public Works, Capitol Martidinas, Hawaliy, by Wednesday. The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any tender. Marbleton Campbell is noted in the harbor commission record.
A dense list of ship movements and sailings from San Francisco to Tokyo and other Far East and Pacific ports. Entries mention vessels such as Chiyo Maru and Zealandia, with dates in October and various ports including Hongkong, Japan, Victoria, and Auckland. The text reads as a fragmented timetable, outlining departure and arrival windows and multiple routes across the Pacific.
Real estate transactions listed with names and properties from Necord to Marlon A and Ob. Entries include Winterton Tree titles and Maple area parcels. Observed names include Kawtia, Teont, Mey McKonmue, Henry Moyers, Walter, and Junie Lycett in various deed references.
The church outlines its schedule with morning worship at eleven thirty, Bible school, and evening service at seven thirty. A mission gathering, midweek meeting, and Sunday afternoon programs are listed, plus minister David Cary Peters will meet parishioners Monday Wednesday and Friday noon to one thirty.
Central Union Church announces Bible School at 9:40 am led by Superintendent W A Bowen, with morning worship at 11 o'clock by Dr Scudder and Holy Communion. A social revelation lecture follows, addressing church stance on labor and socialist questions, inviting all to attend. notes on ships and port movements appear in a dense maritime update.
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