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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1897
Page
6
A historical snippet describes a treatment program promising improved physical condition and freedom from alcohol and tobacco urges. It notes no suffering during treatment and no loss of time from business. Costs listed include 100 dollars for alcoholism and 40 dollars for tobacco.
An advertisement from the No Care No Pay Institute in Arlington Cottage on Hotel Street Honolulu offers confidential communications or interviews. It directs inquiries to Secretary Hagey Institute in Honolulu for further particulars and addresses.
The notice promotes J T Waterhouse offering staple groceries and a large dried fruits selection in Honolulu. It highlights Wassman Brand Poha Jam, Cream Succa Oil, jams and preserves, California and Spanish olives in multiple varieties, and five pound tins. Orders by telephone are promised with prompt fulfillment.
A brief display titled Exhibited The Litest Auphennoes showcases fine graphy work, highlighting skilled artisans and their latest pieces in a compact gallery setting. The event emphasizes craftsmanship and solo pieces by regional creators.
A Detroit Free story segment recalls Ole Man Sarkey a teller of long yarns whose tall tales collide with a talking chicken that clucks at a porch and a hailstone episode. The storekeeper notes Sarkey’s skill but hints others could outdo him in a contest for a safe place.
Mr Gotrox And 0 praises Palama Grocery Opposite Railway Hospital King Street for fair prices and delivery, noting patrons save money by shopping there. Anchor saloon offers a bark beer with lunch. Torchon and Valenciennes races remain in demand. L B Kerr sells a choice lot at low rates. Not a portrait of anyone here, per King Bros window display.
A fragmented listing describes numerous parcels for sale including large lots on Makiki street with 228 feet frontage, Loton Kinan street between Alapai and Kapiolani with 140 feet frontage, a lot on Lunalito between Alapai and Heckfeld, three large lots on Prosocot street, a house and lot on Green between Kapiolani and Victoria, The Building known as Thomas Block with two stories and rentable stores on Teused ground, corner lots at Kinan and Pilko, Rico Land at Waikano Koolan, corner of Henly and Keeans moka with 260 feet frontage, lots 6 and 7 with House at Kalia Waikiki road, and a half acre lot in Hilo Town.
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