06 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1896
Page
1
A chaotic advertisement touts bath tubs and supplies at low prices and mocks competitors for tricks. It promotes a boat quality mood product, pipe, chain and wood items, offering sales and services with a garbled sales pitch and contact via telephone.
During the temporary arrangement stated, Mr Hee Cho is here by authorized not to act as Mouser of our irm vs and tis wiyyis enet Firiey thettin YuEN FOG a Oo. Maree RK Heb he A we.
Portuguese laborers sought to work on sugar plantations. Free lodging, meals, and attendance provided. Apply by April 10 in the afternoon between 4 and 4 o clock at office No 25 Nuumaat Street Hawaiian Buygai Planters Association 200.
The Roanoke docked at Oceanic wharf as the harbor’s biggest American merchant vessel. Built in 1892 at Bath Maine, 50 000 tons gross, 311 feet long, 49 feet wide. After a perilous voyage via Rio de Janeiro, the crew suffered heavy gales, hospitalization, and near-disaster, but reached port under tow by the Likelike to Barber’s Point and Hawaii.
Report describes the China with a 4940 gross tonnage and 6500 tons freight capacity. The Roanoke, sailing June 20, 1895 from New York to San Francisco, faced relentless misfortune including a mizzen royal fall and a deadly capsize of crew.
Robert W. Wilcox, once a leader of 1889 insurrection and 1895 uprising, writes to Italy's Minister of War in Rome offering his military service for the Abyssinia campaign. The translated letter from Honolulu, dated March 17, appeals to King and cabinet members, presenting his Cadet background and artillery training.
The Hawaiian band will give a concert this evening at 7 30 at Bonin square. The program includes works by Grertanes Handle title and Heupin ital marit utlivan lial Rate and Viviane. other pieces by Madama vanr ol and Midehiter pat nit eb redler.
The Senate completed third readings on several measures including Senate Bill No. 11 on Chinese immigration and a patent law amendment. A resolution disapproved a Hawaii island protest against large internal improvements, urging executive accountability. Registration and street width bills advanced, committee referrals made, session adjourned at 11:05.
On Avri 5 the House of Representatives received a petition from native Hawaiians against target shooting. Winston presented a petition from twenty one Chinese tailors against a proposed license tax. Rep Robertson reported on a Senate bill to give Circuit Court Judges concurrent jurisdiction with Private Ways and Water Rights Commissioners. The committee favored abolishing the commissioners and proposed a substitute bill. Richards reported on Hilo meeting resolutions to be laid on the table pending Executive and Senate action. Also noted were customs and post office item items, salaries for the Secretary and a record clerk, and a proposed reduction of pus roll funds, all tabled for consideration with the bill.
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