03 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1896
Page
1
Wages 16 per month with free lodging food and medical attendance offered. Applicants may apply up to April 10 in the afternoon between 2 and 4 o'clock at the office located at No 25 Nunanu Street by the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association Rhe. n.
Miss Laura Pires elaborates Froebel's Kindergarten Method linking play to religious awakening. She argues genuine faith grows through direct contact with nature and mindful daily activities, not through fear or abstract theology, and stresses family roots, love, and unity as foundations for lifelong devotion.
A London dispatch notes Gungunhana the captive chief paraded through Lisbon streets as Portuguese celebrations reach Hawaii. Reports say he and followers will be deported to Cape Verde Islands and detail arrival of other leaders with wives and kin. A Kaneohe rice mill fire fully destroyed. no casualties, and a mortgage insured loss cited. Manos lots sale advertised for April 5 with pre-sale Manoana drive option noted.
A reader urges public discussion of a 5 percent popular loan in Honolulu. The writer argues for local funding to avoid commissions, suggests bonds as low as 100 dollars, and claims sugar dividends could cover the loan. He envisions U S investors flocking to Hawaii if authorized by the Legislature.
Letter from H. C. Avsrin disputes April 1 report on an Indignation Meeting in Hilo. He says the meeting was broadly representative, with many business leaders and plantation workers present, and that a motion approving the delegates nets was carried unanimously and adopted into regulations.
The Burns-Price irens combo played last night with one or two new features, all going smoothly. Management plans novelties for Saturday matinee. Charlie Williams, son of Ed Williams the undertaker, shows growing skill as an aerial performer. On Saturday he will perform ropewalking outside the tout free event.
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