05 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1898
Page
1
A reader reports relief from heat fatigue and low energy after using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A woman returning from Cape Town says the medicine revived her blood, energy, and spirits, with her husband also benefiting from the course.
From Superintendent Brown's biennial report on the Bureau of Water Works: appropriations for the Berean work totaled 869,500 with all but 131.72 expended. receipts reached 122,419.175 from city water rates penalties shipping labor and material. Four hundred fourteen new privileges were granted at rates 85 to 250 per year. 25 were discontinued for nonpayment. Districts saw extensive pipe installations and relaying including 4500 feet 12 inch pipe on Beretauia and Makiki, 6500 feet 8 inch pipe on King Street, and numerous upgrades plus fifty new fire hydrants. Increased pumping demands necessitate continued operation of Makiki and Beretania plants. Additional spending requests include 60,000 for new 12 and 20 inch pipes, 5,000,000 gallon pumping engines, and two new reservoirs under Interior Department. The report also notes 1,190,007,011 gallons pumped and 1816 tons coal consumed during the period. Captain Howers married Julia Lowell at Kamehameha Girls School with a large reception.
An early 20th century brief touts Schilling's Best baking powder increasing biscuit height and Schilling's Best tea elevating meat and potato meals while mentioning Ade Ming Company and rancine in a brief, promotional style.
Senate debate centers on plumbing regulation bills SB 4 SB 6 and SB 29 calling for a competency certificate for master plumbers and journeymen issued by a board of examiners and approval requirements for work. The session includes tax levy discussions and calls to refer contentious items to a special committee. Adjourned at noon.
Health Agent Reynolds records 73 deaths in Maret from old and new years with weather blamed for the rise and leading causes listed including old age, consumption and convulsions. Admiral Miller states in Honolulu his goal to annex the Sandwich Islands to the United States, saying he will not leave until accomplished.
John Gillman bicycle rider was found guilty in the police court this morning of being on the premises of another at night without lawful excuse. He was ordered imprisoned for 30 days. An appeal was taken directly to the Supreme Court on points of law. J T De Bolt appeared for the defendant.
The Easter opening at Miss MBE in Killeau drew large crowds Monday with shoppers praising the styles and bargains. The store is described as the most successful opening in Honslala, with steady crowds from morning until eight in the evening.
The Methodist Sunday School will hold an Easter concert in the church next Sunday evening. A program of songs and verses has been prepaid. There will be addresses. The superintendent of the Sunday School will conduct the exercises.
The Cabo Railway Company opened a new Mallway shop last week for business with new machinery installed and operation described as in full blast. Car work is the principal unit in charge of the baud.
In Honolulu April 5 1898 Minister Damon endorses the Collet Planters Association proposal and 5000 appropriation for coffee industry aid. The letter urges forming a well organized body to assist land selection, sales, transport, and market preparation with expert travel and guidance for planters.
Secretary Colvuman outlines a four week ahead public meeting for the M C A with reports from retiring officers and installation of new leadership. The evening promises an elaborate magical act as part of the program.
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