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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1899
Page
7
Eline Henry Bryant announces a coastal bus usage plan for Kaneohe and nearby heies with a timetable and fare. The notice says buses will leave Bethel avenue 33 Bs for Lovejoy and return trips from Kahuku daily, with passenger ages and stops to be clarified.
S. S Claudine Seron schedule details with departure times at 6 o clock Thegalas Hana Hamoa Kiipa Maul and Honolulu arrival. Notice warns changes possible without notice and caps on liability for baggage and valuables amid strict freight procedures and ticketing rules. Secretary Rose and Port Superintendent King sign.
An old-time advertisement promotes The Anchor Saloon near King Street and the Waikiki line. It touts Meatile beer, Rainier Bock on draft, and a full liquor list including A A Jesse Moore Whisky. The piece highlights service by a local mixologist and cheers Seattle phrases to entice patrons.
A late bulletin lists steamship movements with ships sailing from San Francisco and other ports. It notes arrivals, departures, and timetable adjustments affecting travelers and freight, reflecting routine maritime activity and port congestion.
WG Hall for Maui and Kanai and Kou port tomorrow morning Iwalani for Kauai port this afternoon. The French schooner Tahition ne did cotenil for Papeete until yesterday. Bolabola was the only passenger from this port. Passengers departed for Kapaa by atmr James Makee April 17 M D Monsarrot and lyervant J Kane and wife J Kaba lions and J H K Kuaiwi.
At the adjourned Chamber of Commerce meeting the board approved extending the Likelike Kinau Brewer Nuuanu and Sorenson wharves to ease congestion. The motion urged immediate work and continuation until new accommodations are ready. Police Court notes record small fines and cases set for trial.
Fragmented notices and shipping items from Honolulu and nearby ports, listing ships, owners, and cargos. Mentions Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad and local commerce services, with scattered maritime references and advertisements.
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