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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1899
Page
8
Le H Dee proprietor of the Hoffman at Hotel and Nue streets promotes Olympia Beer from Capital Brewing Co of Olympia Washington. Nas oversaw the venture with the Garonne carrying the product. Schmidt, a leading brewer, located the plant in Olympia due to Tumwater water’s purity. Dee invites patrons to sample and judge the new brew.
The W G Hall faced rough weather in the channel with a heavy sea striking the port side, tearing rail fittings and doors, wetting deck passengers, and cutting lights for over half an hour. The Transport Charles Nelson brought three San Francisco guests, later discharged by the American Consul after a discussion with the Collector of Customs.
Shipping notices list arrivals from Newcastle and San Francisco, with vessels including Ceylon Willer Martha Davis Wilder and more. Departures show steamers Irmgard Keauhou Kaual and Kinau. Passengers arriving include Brandt family and others. memo notes Lucile and Geyton meeting off San Francisco voyage events.
The Iwalani sails Wednesday for Hamukua porta while the Helene departs tomorrow afternoon for Kibei and Maui ports. The Elihu Thompson arrives in Navalrow after a Seattle to Hilo voyage, and the Claudine arrived late Sunday due to bad weather. The Kinau ferried witnesses to Kailaa Circuit Court. Martha Davis carried horses to Ewa plantation and Club Stables. The W G Hall reports 68,375 bags of agar left on Kauai. M. B. Co. shipped 17,000 bags. H. M. moved 16,000. Lebos not yet arrived from Molokai and Lanai. Wilder Steamship Co. has no word on her. The bad monkey is delaying er.
The Tabitienne will sail for ce on or about Wednesday with likely returnees from Marquesas and nearby islands. The Dorio from San Francisco berthed at 2:86 this afternoon after six days and two hours, carrying 22 cabin and 10 steerage passengers and mail. one Chinese steerage passenger died on the voyage. Also noted are the death of Thomas Campbell of Glasgow aged 61 in Paia Maui, a Palamas school vacation extension for Fort Street students, D G Alexander of Welch & Co dying in San Francisco, and a meeting of the Oae Mea Sugar Co electing him assistant treasurer.
Public auction at the store formerly Voeller & Co at Hotel and Fort streets will offer 5 bales of elegant Turkish and Persian rugs. Views will be held Tuesday April 1 and Wednesday April 1.
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