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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1897
Page
8
M. G. Silva advertises latest styles with 25 percent off on actual cost and 29 percent off on the actual cost, urging shoppers not to forget the data. Local fashion outlet promotes ties to match and up-to-date style offerings.
Waterfront shipping intelligence reports Luzon loaded and to sail tomorrow, the British gunboat Wild Swan at Makaweli, Mohican due to depart for San Francisco with full cargo, Matilda moved to the Nuvana River mouth, W F Babcock sailing to New York with 55 849 bags of sugar, and the American barkentine Mary Winkelman arriving from Newcastle with coal for Wilder & Co. The Kinai Mara was redirected due to smallpox cases at Quarantine Island, and a Japanese passenger on Kimi Maru reportedly died at sea. A Boston electric bell buoy test is noted, with three buoys placed in Boston harbor.
Partial roster of ship departures and crew assignments with names and destinations including Oaba ports Thompson Kolow Stine Jamoe Mokeo Tullett Kayan Bir J A Gummins Searle Gala tine Mokgill Bennett Molokai Maul Lanal Stir Claudine Cameron Maul Amabip Luzon Parke New York Am bk Mobiean Saunders Ban Frans Marie Lon Simorvon Maal Hawaii nl Gregory Honokes Stine Swal Kukulhacle Ambkto Wil Dimond Nilson San Francisco Ste Rauni Bruhn Mahaweli Walmon Kekaha Stmr WG tall Hagland Nawiliwill Hanamaulu Koloa Elvele.
A historical notice lists vessels such as Marion Groone San Dingo Hiawawa Diamond Head Ward and others with sailing or docking dates from March 15 to April 12. It mentions ships Babcock Matilda Geo Curtix Iroquois Amber Alice Cooke Mary Winkelman Kinai Mara Rosalie SoniinoW and birth notice for Mrs Booth in San Francisco born 1897.
By 1805 import values from the United States reached 4,076,044.38 with 85,018,756.42 under Treaty regulations. In 1895 US share stood at 70.04 percent of total imports, with the balance split among other countries, and a total import value of C97 101001 10 for imports during LH.
A fragment lists exports and perishables: bags of sugar from several named names or places, potatoes, corn, hides, cattle, hogs, and sundries. The itemization includes quantities such as 1145 bags sugar and 7000 bags eager, plus 289 bushels potatoes and 4 bags corn.
The article argues Hawaii US trade mainly benefits American interests. It cites 67.27 percent of mainland processing trade, 82.63 percent of Hawaii's trade carried by American vessels, and 43,920 of 51,111 tons of Hawaiian sugar shipped on American ships. It warns anti treaty sentiment could harm Pacific Coast profits and calls for united support to defend favorable terms.
A naval official says Captain Hiltrmtonrod will be promoted to captain within sixty days. Commandant W. L. Hitin g, from Port Orchard, reports a recent return from the coast to defend orders at Port Grenard water te in Beattle Wash.
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