Business Taken Over At Fort Street Store
Former manager announces continuation of the No. 10 Fort Street Store under new ownership after twenty five years with Dris and Fancy Goods at low prices. Patronage requested and guaranteed.
24 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1896
Page
1
Former manager announces continuation of the No. 10 Fort Street Store under new ownership after twenty five years with Dris and Fancy Goods at low prices. Patronage requested and guaranteed.
The itemized imports list champagne brands entering the United States from January 1, 1895. Notable names include Pommery & Greno, Moet & Chandon, Heidsieck & Co, Louis Roederer, Krug, Massena, and Chas Heidsieck, among others, with quantities recorded as 10,831 and 9,608 units for some entries.
Alu White reports extremely low market fatow levels while Tollinin Noata remains active with fund at minimal backing. The note highlights limited liquidity and potential shifts in early trading, urging caution for investors tracking the Alu White Hlack initiative and related tolling partnerships.
The legislature convened with a bare Senate quorum and routine business including bills on legacies and public buildings. A conference report on the salary and pay roll bill was adopted, and committees were named to inspect public institutions. The session discussed revenue from wines and possible lava flow concerns on Moanalua.
A partially legible record shows an incident involving a fallen individual and multiple named figures in a historical setting. The text references a company, an auditor, and several names, but the exact actions and outcomes remain unclear due to OCR damage.
Rev Dr Dille of San Francisco spoke on Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War to a fair audience, with Levi Lynan using the stereopticon to display lantern pictures of notable men and war events. The talk covered Lincoln’s early life, his rise in politics, the Emancipation policy, and key battles like Antietam and Gettysburg, ending with reflections on Lincoln’s leadership and legacy.
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