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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1899
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes show a transport item mentioning Stageline Henry Bryant and a return trip schedule. Details are unclear but indicate a daily service and a property reference. The readable bits suggest planning for Kanaabe Heels Wal poll Sore and timetable notes with placeholders.
Claudine Cameron, commander, announces sailing from Honolulu to Maui ports including Hana Hamoa Kipahulu and Kaupo with monthly calls. Notice warns of time changes without notice and disclaims liability for valuables or delays. Tickets available at the landing. additional charges apply for late arrival. crew and officers not liable for theft or injury. Captain J A King listed as port captain with secretary Rose.
Fragmentary shipping notes list vague items and dummy names. The readable text mentions pendants whistles at midnight and unclear streamers with scattered place names and dates.
Activities at harborfront report Ki na u sailors rescued and Allen A, Willecott voyage to San Francisco with 64 483 bags of cargo valued at 306 193 dollars, City of Puebla delayed to Manila, James Makee machinery damage shutting her in, Police Court dispositions include Hale Opie larceny sentence nine months, Levi Liwai assault battery one month, George Houghtail liquor license charge postponed, Bogaig arrested on further warrant, Oshina assault case postponed.
Easter services at Kawain Ibo Sunday featured white flowers and maidens chair ferns, a cross with vinse tralia above the pulpit, and a vase where Kawainishao school girls placed lilies after reciting verses. H. H. Parker gave a short sermon on Easter’s meaning. Pecan roses at the ular House are offered from 81,00 sq ft up.
The notice states an auction sale at the Subsistence House on Fort Street in Honolulu. Approximately 7 to 16 pounds of flour will be sold, with items to be removed by buyers. The buyer is Philip M. Lydig, captain of the SS S ve 5S Vols, Purc h ing.
All outstanding bills against the firm of P J Voeller and Co must be presented to L H Dee at P O Box 632. Urgent action required to settle accounts and prevent further collection steps.
A long list of ships in port includes NYS Tugboat Troquas Pond Hilo and UsTSch of Puebla. Mentions of vessels like Sakura San Francisco, Maria E Smith Port Townsend and Morning Star bound for Micronesia. Advertisements note Honolulu services, Anchor Saloon, Rainier beer, and Hood's Sarsaparilla ads.
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