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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1897
Page
8
PF department store announces a genuine reduction on all goods with marked prices slashed to attract shoppers. Bargain prices cover clothing footwear home items and more as the sale runs daily through the weekend at downtown store.
The Monowai arrives from the colliers, Packard hosts a dance, and Wainleale sails for Ki lauea while Oceanic dock odors rise. The Waisleale Noeau bring cargo from Garden Isle. Am ship Benjo Packard mud hooks out. Inspectors Storey Groves Short reshuffle night/day watches. Mermaid to sail from Oakland to ferry 150 colonists to Solomon Islands aboard May 1 with future schooner plans for trade and colonization.
Shipping intelligence lists arrivals from Kauai and the Colonies with names Parker Peterson and others. It notes ships leaving tomorrow including Ken F Packard for New York and Waialeale for Kilauea, plus cargoes of sugar and sugar wares. Naval entries include Wild Swan Marion and several steam ships with March dates and port calls such as Port Gamble and Port Blakely. Other vessels include Diamond Head Esther Buhne Matilda Morning Star Rosalie Luzon Fantasi and more with various ports.
Amid anxiety over Hawaii annexation and political shifts, readers are assured Buffalo Beer remains available to all at the Thoal, Pacific and Cosmopolitan Salons. The Criterion Saloon reports a large shipment by the Mionera steamer from the Seattle Brewing and Malting Co, signaling better days ahead.
A reader describes the Anchor Saloon as a premier town resort. The man quips that you can always get a cool drink served by gentlemanly attendants, with solid and liquid fare during lunch. The Anchor is praised for its ranch atmosphere and the celebrated Seattle beer on tap.
Two reasons prompt island residents to ride out and back for fare. First, the Paluna Grocery offers the Salvation Army ten, a unique local item. Second, after paying fare, customers save money by shopping at the live establishment, with goods delivered free between Diamond Head and Moanalua. Also notes cottage on Wilder Avenue with grounds, furniture, and stove for sale or rent via A V Gear.
John Cammancho, proprietor, advertises game and poultry offerings at a transient location inviting prompt attention and customers to visit.
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