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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1898
Page
8
Readers share testimonials claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla restored health and vision after lifelong illness. One woman from Leamport California reports relief from photophobia, stating light no longer troubles her and overall health has improved. The ad-style piece extols the remedy as a universal cure.
Shipping notices list arrivals and consignments including Diamond Head Signal Station weather clear with light winds. Vessels destined for Honolulu and San Francisco, names such as Makew, Tullett, Dowdell, Parker, and James Madu appear among items and destinations.
Forty women from St An drew's parish heard Mika Staley recount her years as a welival missionary in Delhi and Lulu. Her talk exposed child wives in Hindostan, provoking many questions and responses. Also noted are shifts in Auchor management and ongoing beer and liquor offerings at Anchor with John Dawar’s whisky.
VID Paint Bridges, agent J E Rodgers, secured a major government contract for wharf and bridge work. The Rowell signed agreement specifies Rodgera preservative paint for storm damaged structures. Steam heated coating promises sun and rain resistance amid a citywide late night alarm.
A fragmented note describes a meeting in Whitehe and Haas meeting Company SoG LL Tal. The text is unclear but indicates a plan or gathering and mentions a location and organizational names.
Stoumehip Breewar with Lanagrant from Japan returns to Kaai channel weather northeast and heavy rip current at landing. Braemar sails to Portland. immigrants include 579 aboard with 471 male 98 female and 2 children. Broemar at Mail wharf from Hongkong carrying Oriental merchandise. Wainle alo to unload at Pooaing. Captain Turne formerly of Mol and linked to Auben Welch and K.P. Rithet. Captain Parker thanks pilots for lighting channel buoys. confusion with signal station.
A transcript lists passengers per Maui port including Awana and Ovendon families and assorted individuals. It also covers Kanai and Kapan entries with numerous names, ships, and captains, plus San Francisco and Zealandia voyage details. The Zealandia voyage left San Francisco April 6 at 2 pm carrying 44 cabin and 23 steerage passengers, 85 baggage, with fine weather en route.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention wind, weather shifts, and possible impacts on locations including Honolulu. Mentions numbers and names such as Pett and Mako, with scattered references to Brewer, Unkfeld, and Eugar. Details are unclear, but the text points to weather conditions affecting local areas and times.
Morning session notes several notices of new bills including a censure of absentees and passage of House bill 66 assault and battery. Legislature to visit public institutions at 1 30 pm. Reports on astrays abortive. debates deferred on opium estate fees. Public Works tender questions on excavating coral slip in Honolulu raised. session adjourned.
The funeral for Father Aloysius of the Catholic Church was held at the Cathedral at 8 this morning. Right Rev. Galetan Ropert, Bishop of Pane polis, conducted the services. The procession to King Street Cemetery included Fathers of the Mission and Brothers of St. Louis College with many friends. Hd. A. Williams oversaw the arrangements.
A fragment notes Rainier beer boosts strength for healthy men and dampens nerves. It claims Rainier on tap or in bottles at the Criterion Saloon creates an underminable combination and supports greater vigor.
Hawaii Senate committee on Public Lands reviews a long report urging a 2500 addition to the 16000 appropriation for the Diamond Head Lighthouse. It advocates replacing the iron pillar system with a permanent stone and cement tower to support the superstructure, ensuring safety against rust and storm, and completing the project before finalizing the electric lights.
Portraits enlarged from a small hotel to a lofty light flexible display. King Bros. located at 10 Hotel Street advertise their services with emphasis on quality and speed. The notice highlights a local business offering portrait enlargements and framing.
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