People Know a Good Thing When They See It
Local shoppers flock to the Temple of Fashion after reports that it has proven to be a reliable source for quality apparel. Residents praise varied stock and fair prices. Regulars say the store offers attentive service and steady inventory.
25 Percent Discount On the Actual Cost
This notice proclaims a 25 percent discount on the actual cost, claiming the offer equals paying 50 percent less than elsewhere. The message appears as a promotional statement with emphasized savings.
Storewide Discount Push Drives Sales Down 25 Percent
A promotional notice proclaims 25 percent off on all stock at cost, with every article marked in plain figures and applicable across all lines. The retailer highlights that any item can be purchased at the reduced rate, aiming to attract shoppers with broad price cuts.
Steamer Likelike Sails at 5 PM From Honolulu Port
MARINE EWS NOTES REPORTS DORIC, KENILWORTH, MANA LOA AND NAONA SAILING SCHEDULES. THE LIKELIKE DEPARTS AT 5 PM WITH CHIEF OFFICER SACHS, DORIC'S JAPAN VOYAGE TIMING SIX DAYS HOURS FORTY MINUTES, AND PASSENGER LISTS OUTBOUND. BOSSE READY FOR SAN FRANCISCO WHILE INWARD CARGO OF ALDEN BESSE NEARS COMPLETION. OCCASIONAL WARNINGS OF JAPANESE WARSHIPS ARE DEEMED UNFOUNDED.
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Kenilworth
Sachs
Doric
Yokohama
Mauna Loa
Naona
Archer
Dorie
San Francisco
Japan
Peple
Fragmentary Maritime Names and Dates in 19th Century Ledger
A garbled list of names and dates appears to reference vessels, owners, ports, and sailing or trade events. Entries include Al April to Apr 20, places like Newcastle and San Diego, and multiple ship or boat names with associated people, dates, and locales.
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USB Marion
Greene
San Diego
Menchantmen
Taylor
Peanitens Am
Alice Cooke
Pennallow
Port Gamwantes
Court actions and social events noted in Honolulu records
Proceedings show creditors objecting to a Hendry claim as illegal and lacking consideration while the Hawaiian Park and Packing Co joins in a demurrer. Trustees report balances and ages for several wards. jurists approve accounts, bonds, and adoptions of minor property. A Chinese theater dispute ends with a court decision favoring the new company. A surprise Punchbowl Street party with dancing and refreshments closes the note.
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Cecil Brown
E.R. Hendry
E. R. Hendry
Hawaiian Park and Packing Co
E. C. Winston
Dlenry Smith
John Samner
Carter
Raymond Reyes
Bunceine
Kelletter
Jules Courter
Loo Chit Sni
Castle
Lagoon
Aala
A. H. Jackson
Punchbowl Street
Mins Fair
Mins Horn
Miss Brown
Minn Kane
Hilary Morwo
Pred Angas
Alp
Matthews
Uthors
Anchor Saloon to Tap Original Bock After Warrimoo Arrival
The Warrimoo is due April 16 from Victoria carrying a large consignment of Original Bock Beer for the Anchor Saloon. The fresh beer already in Honolulu cannot compare with this shipment. US Bock is brewed earlier and kept until May. this arrival promises the best original Bock yet imported and will be on tap at the Anchor after the Warrimoo docks.
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Victoria
Honolulu
States
Memorial hospital for incurables debated at meeting
A motion to establish a hospital for incurables was moved with a pledge of 2500 by an advocate. Debate touched on free access, potential ties to Queen's Hospital, and British-director requirements while praising Mr. Young’s munificence. Applause followed as thanks were given to chairmen Walker and Krouse. The meeting closed with a hymn.
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Ceierasbecmenee
Tinker
Queen’s Hospital
Thomas
McMillan
Mauger Thei Tus Hospital
Roe
Young
Walker
Krouse
God Sayaen
First Regiment denies three month battalion vacation plan
Major J W Jones told the Bulletin this morning there is no basis for a morning paper report that officers discussed giving each battalion in the First Regiment a three month vacation alternately. Colonel Fisher corroborated the denial saying such orders would ruin discipline. Major McLeod also reported hearing nothing of the proposal.
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J. W. Jones
Fisher
Major Jones
McLeod
Isolation of Plague Report From Bombay Aboard Ship
Health officer Doty of New York cites a Bombay report on bubonic plague isolation in a large multi flat building where several patients in one room do not spread the disease. Rogers Pasha from the sanitary department deems Egyptian authorities able to prevent disease introduction. The text also includes stray humor quotes.
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Doty
New York
Sno Canal
Ladin
Bombay
Rogers Pasha
Sanitary Department
Embay
Borg
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