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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1896
Page
5
A damaged notice records a 44 Pitot order for the port of Minoluts with officials Stephens and JA8 Te CASTE mentioned. The fragment cites Mr MN Sanders and names in a cryptic procedural context, indicating a routine port authority action decided today.
The fragment lists the publication name editor Daniel Logan and the date Wednesday April 1896. No additional event or article details are readable to summarize.
The editorial warns Hawaii related policy risks to Pacific Coast trade and urges caution by businessmen and public figures. It notes Hawaii subsidies to American steamers and U S cable promotion, while criticizing press inconsistency over annexation and American interests. It questions San Francisco Chronicle stance on the Honolulu colony.
A collage of ads urges drifted snow flour and pure tallow candles at Wall Nichols Co. window and promotes a premium piano via prompt purchase. The text notes a Winnipeg demonstration opposing the Do guinion Government's Remedial bill forcing separate schools in Manitoba.
This morning's Advertiser notes the minstrel show will benefit Company D. Receipts and expenses from the last performance were small, but future results should improve with new songs and an afterpiece. Dimmick claims only twenty four white elephants have been caught since the Christian era.
A cautionary note describes a lingering cough that suggests possible illness and prompts concern about cure. It urges readers to seek relief after trying ineffective remedies and questions whether the cough can be cured.
Timely Topics promotes the New Process Blue Flame Oil Stove claiming a blue odorless flame from coal oil with a wick lasting a year. It asserts no soot, non explosive parts are interchangeable, and a 19 1/2 by 12 by 13 1/2 inch oven cooks as fast as coal or gas ranges. Call to examine it.
Local hardware outlet located at 307 Fort Street opposite Sprocke's Bank. Store presents hardware goods and related tools for residents and businesses in the area. (Note: OCR fragment provides limited context.)
A short piece extols a watchmaker's craft and patient pride. The writer praises honest repairs that revive an old watch after forty years of use, noting the value of association with the timepiece and urging readers to entrust their intricate repairs to the shop.
H F Wichman offers the residence of Mrs A Long located one mile from the post office. Large house with furniture four bedrooms parlor dining room pantry kitchen baths hot and cold water patent closets terrace houses stables horse paddock garden and trees. Apply to J Alfred Magoon Merchant St next post office.
Property rental note offers two nicely furnished front rooms on King Street toward Waikiki with a well in and free access to Ashworth’s Barser Shop. Local ad style notes available amenities and location hints.
Classified notice describes a neatly furnished front room for rent at No 4 Emma Street one door above Boritania. Contact BAG for details.
Wednesday May 27 1896 a private sale of a 2000 acre Kona land tract in South Kona near Hookena. The block includes 700 acres of prime coffee land on both sides of the Government Road and 800 acres nearby. lower land suitable for pineapples. Features include a drying house, store and worker quarters, a Gordon's Pulper, tanks, and a partly walled plantation. Mortgage at eight percent. deeds and stamps paid by seller. Map and details in the sale rooms at Queen Street Honolulu.
Riots among nationals and legislative action on immorality of females of another race plus shootings near the three mile limit ignite moral turmoil in Honolulu. The overheated debate casts doubt on a legislative fix and signals a tense local atmosphere.
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