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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1897
Page
4
An official tender invites publishing and binding English and Hawaiian versions of the Compiled and Penal Laws. Bids due by 12 noon on April 6. Specifications and copies available at the Attorney General Office. The Attorney General may reject any bid. Printer details and dates provided.
The Berberin notes ongoing efforts for pure foods in California and points to California jelly and Swiss condensed milk adulteration scares. San Francisco inspectors report adulterated jelly and fake condensed milk brands, while the Honolulu resident story underscores concerns over imported adulterated foods and the lack of broader reform.
The article notes Hawaii diversifying beyond sugar to reduce risk, with coffee and other crops growing on planters estates. It mentions the Hawaii Herald expanding to six pages, reflecting a broader media landscape. References to Australian papers and health authorities are included in a broader context of reform and public welfare.
Deputy Hitchcock states Marshal Brown remains at home recovering from a malarial fever and did not join the Kaena expedition. The so called armed police boat trip to escort three sick Japanese women to quarantine was a routine visit, not a military action. An auction by Mor gan of 170 shares of Hawaiian Hardware Company stock occurred for non-payment of 325 per share, Cecil Brown buying both blocks. A Wilder avenue cottage and grounds near Yerwin in the Louse I area are described. A proclamation for the new parent convention with Japan War is noted, promising equal protections for citizens of both nations in patents and trademarks. A steamer brings a large consignment of Seattle Beer from the Seattle Brewing and Matting Co. This marks early sign of improved days.
The Australia arrival eases anxiety from long mail gaps and news of the Dingley bill boosting sugar duties while Hawaii gains no reciprocity treaty benefits. Also reports Champion Cobbett loss to Fitzsimmons. Tribune Bicycle promotes 97 model and accessories, touting durability and comfort with Sayer Saddle, puncture resistant tires, and complete bicycle stock.
A historical notice from the First Circuit Court of Hawaii directs the marshal to serve writs on John Allen, Henry Allen, and others in Honolulu. It records a temporary injunction request against Oahu Railroad & Land Company, with dates and clerk approvals, dated July 27, 1896.
The Woodlawn Fruit Company announces its incoming officers for the ensuing year. KF McChesney is president, J B Walker secretary and treasurer, with J Lazarus as auditor. Directors include J B Walker and others, as of Honolulu March 1, 1907.
For rent a furnished house on Beretay Street available to Louly Marks resident. Entire home fully furnished and ready for occupancy. Apply to Ozotf GEO. EB. BOARDMAN.
Notice announces relocation of C Vel Dove surveyor and civil engineer to a new office in Campbell Block. The text specifies the address and date in a garbled format but indicates the move to the Bishop Ketate area with a new office. The readable elements name C Vel Dove and a planned Aprival date for occupancy.
On and after April 1 Murray will occupy the House of Bruce Cartwright located at the corner of Alukea and Borotanle atrovta. The notice sets the deadline and details for the occupancy change and related arrangements.
For sale a five family carriage Morseware rusted appears in poor condition and located on Fort Street near a noted cross street. The listing lacks clear contact details or price. Potential buyers should verify the item state before bidding.
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