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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1897
Page
4
Local shop advertises shirt waists at reduced prices with former tags of 2.00 and 1.50 now selling at 1.25 and 1.00 respectively. A final line notes waists now selling at 75c and a bold call that some items are given away.
Reports from the docks note the German bark Paul Isenberg arriving from Liverpool with 1400 tons of general cargo to H Hackfeld & Co and discharging at Nuʻuanu Street. The RMS Miowera reports fine passage from Sydney to Suva and Honolulu with no passengers but many in transit, while the steamer Likelike has gone to pieces on reefs off Kōnā. Captain Evans, harbor police, captured two deserters near Waialae.
April 96 departures include Mikatula and Thompson bound for Makawell Walmea and Kekwho. Stine James Makeo and Tullett sail for Kapaa. Kaale Mosher for Onhuporta. Ettur Kaci Wilson for Walaa por. Stmr Mokolil Bennett for Molokal Maul and anal. 8 Miowera Huy for Victoria Vancouver Star JA Cummins Searle for Onhy ports.
From Kauai and Hawaii multiple passengers listed aboard vessels Iwalani and others. Names include W G Hall, E D Teune Wray Taylor, Purvis, Monsarrat, Wall, Kellner, Pabl, Wolters, Kohler, Ng Chao, Chang Chang, JulIa Kauoa, Dowsett, Cooke, Walter, Stoddart, Ipsen, Cunningham, Kina Kahooitimoka, Pakele, Keo, and 42 others on deck. Arrival dates April 25 and April 26 with several accompanying passengers and families.
Yesterday morning Rev Timoteo was duly installed as pastor of Kaumakapili church. Visiting clergy included Rev Dr Hyde, Rev J M Haera of Ewa, and J Kekabuna of Waianae. An installation sermon was addressed to the congregation by Rev O Hy Galigh.
Vessels departing include Claudine and Chuke bound for Maul and Muul while Hagland sails to Kaual porta. Cargo piled high with 177 dat potatoes, 411 bags corn, 40 cattle, 46 hides, 100 medical items, and 226 bags of sugar. Other consignments include 722 bags sugar, 10 disbles, and 3 physical items. multiple entries reference Ka Mul and Ka ache Ku Mul.
A partial shipping column lists vessels at various ports with dates in March and April. Entries include HBMS Wildswan Napier Kaunl Apell ISB Petrol Wood eight fathoms. Iroquois Taylor San Francisco. Cooke Peuballow Port Gam cenatle. Xeminate Weedon Newcastle. Fortuna Mikkelson Newcastle. Kenilworth Baker April 1. Archer Calhoun April 20. Brynt Golly April 20. Albert Grintioe SF.
Ireru to Aun in a ceremony at the Loire Cathedral on April 24, 1907, marking a marriage between Guerrero and Kanamu.
The Warrimoo arrives April 16 from Victoria with a larger consignment of Original Book Beer for the Anchor Saloon. Previous Honolulu stock was too fresh to compare, as the incoming supply will feature prann ual beer and surpass any Bock imported, promising a superior tap offering once Warrimoo docks.
Robert L. Scott reports Miowern says the Waidie Twin Sisters will not arrive until the Mari pass on May 27, disappointing plans by the Amusement Company. An arrangement had been made for their arrival by the Alaweda. Lincoln, the American humorist, will perform.
Judge Carter approves guardianship accounts for H A Widemann and authorizes portion of the principal to cover C O Berger’s U S travels and maintenance. Change of venue sought in Kealulaka suit to third circuit. W W Goodale appointed administrator of Warren Goodale estate with $6000 bond. Emma N Mahelona petitions administratrix of Samuel Mahelona estate valued at $4000 including a King Street homestead. Guardian accounts of J A Mix examined. Rebecca Paneo estate referred for investigation. Abr Fernandes removal petition noted. J K Smythe ejectment case receipt filed. writ of possession returned with $177.13 costs.
A sat afternoon cricket match between H. M. S Wild Swan and Honolulu drew a large crowd including Commissioner Hawes and Mrs Swangy. Tea and coffee were served with Mrs Swangzy in charge. Scoring details are incomplete but list players and extras. Two ads promote Salvation Army tea at Palama Grocery and a bowling incentive with free deliveries from Tranny Casson's depot.
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