21 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1896
Page
1
Leaflets advertise new olive designs and express orders available at Sanders Olive, King Street, near the telephone number 30, inviting customers to place early orders.
David Dayton and Eli Monte seek housing options and living arrangements as they navigate upcoming move plans. Contact details unavailable.
The court handles injunctions restraining publication in the Magg case, a land trespass dispute involving J A Maguire in North Kens, and an affidavit by James Carty in the Henry suit. James Henry reports an account balance of 3187 due to him, with hand payment into court. Henry Smith reports on the trust accounts of the late James Robinson’s will, showing receipts of 83200.18 and payments of 70956.39, with three beneficiaries listed and receivership records noted. Judge Perry appoints KR. D.Junkin as receiver in Olaa Hawaii for a dissolution bill. George Lucas reports on W B R Casin trustee account with commission disputes and investment approvals. Julien D. Hayne appears before Judge Perry under an injunction to restrain publishing about the Magg case.
The Countess Wachtmeister, famed Theosophist, is due to arrive at Monowai on April 30 and stay nine days. Reports from Sydney note her lectures attract crowds and move diverse audiences on Theosophy and motherhood.
The article notes Rollable Braces as a serpent like fuel called cerpent and heat safe for Hawaii when used properly. It highlights Reliable Prowess and the Quick Meal by Castle & Cooke showing the latest improvements in gasoline, claiming safety and economy to endear it to all classes.
The notice describes the auction of the schooner Menrietta on May 12 and predicts lively bidding. It mentions a proposed alliance among printers newly released by the court and hints at broader industry changes and machine acquisitions linked to Mergetnhyler and Wind divisions, with various names and local figures cited.
The legislature meets in session with the Senate handling the main appropriation bill and related measures. Debate centers on tax exemptions for sectarian and private schools, corporate charter amendments, and funding for maintenance, auditing, and pay rolls, with ministers arguing over fiscal controls and public finance policy.
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