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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1899
Page
7
Local transportation note lists Henry Bryant and partners operating routes from Kahuku daily to Lovejoy and Powte. mentions Kaneohe Heela Wai kano Kabuki di Pointe and Toure Pastotion. No clear event or dates.
A formal notice from the Honolulu Steamship Company outlines scheduled departures at 6 p.m. with routes touching Hana, Maui, and other Hawaiian points. It warns changes may occur without notice, limits liability for baggage, and requires pre-embarkation ticket purchases. Regulations deny freight without proper receipt and impose a 25 percent surcharge for late arrivals.
The King Street line cars head to Waikiki and Palace passes the Anchor Saloon where the city's clever mixologists serve any drink. Neat Seattle beer on draught, a full liquor line including A A Jesse Moore Whisky, and Rainier on tap. The Anchor Saloon aims to please patrons with varied demands. The Criterion Saloon offers beer on tap or in bottles.
Shipping news lists steamers due and dates for arrivals from various routes. Names of passengers and accompanying family members are noted alongside vessel movements and schedules in a dense OCR fragment.
Ships and steamers listed in port: tugboats Iroquois and others, iron and wood hulls, crewed by Wilkes, Blakeney, and Pendleton crews. Multiple American and British vessels including Alice Cane, A M Baxter, Martha Pavis, Ceylon, and WG Irwin & Co ships, docking at San Francisco, Honolulu, Newcastle, Port Townsend, and Townsend on various dates through April.
The Amelia will sail to the Sound in ballast this afternoon. The Invermark’s mate is now master, replacing the late Captain Philip. Rithet carried 31,397 bags sugar valued at 166,500 to San Francisco yesterday. Eu reka from Honolulu for Tacoma arrived at Port Towne on April 3. Nippon Mara sails from San Francisco to be here by April 19. Vancouver and Victoria ships depart the 14th. Captain Winchester of Tahirooue will stay in the city a few days, dining with the French Consul tonight. A near capsizing occurred as the lines of foreign steamers came into port. Australia’s bow line was hauled and the ship lifted briefly. Australia, Hand Lette, arrived at Latter Island wharf about 7 am. Kaor McCombe reports: left San Francisco April 5 at 2 pm with 41 cabin and 46 steerage passengers, 37 bags mail. Winds DF 48 hours. then NE trades and fair weather to port. Six steam schooners and sailing vessels will affect about 3200 men. sailing crews in harbors will get 54 per month, open-road steads 40 per month. Hawaiian and Tahiti trade crews get 30 per month. wages in island trade recently cut from 30 to 26. Increased demand for counting vessels fuels the advance. sailing craft to Mexico and Central America see higher rates.
Mrs Emily E Burbank of Pine Grove California reports weight gain from 115 or 120 to about 155 pounds after using Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills. The item also lists services and advertisements for Honolulu, including lodging at Popular House, carriage stand at Club Stable Hack Stand, Singer sewing machines, and a medical testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Benson Smith & Co are listed as general agents.
Ab Chin, a respected Waishua resident, challenges police reports after his arrest was reported. In district court yesterday his testimony counters authorities claiming he had an unlawful opium operation. he holds only a quarter share in the store where a small amount of opium was found and he did not reside there. He denies ties to an opium boiling outfit or related distillery seized in the raid, with no such evidence presented against him.
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