Shirt Waists Slashed Prices Across Sale Lines
Shirt waists show major discounts with former prices of 2.00 reduced to 1.25 and 1.25 items cut to 75c. Additional waists now priced at 1.50 and 1.00 in a moving sale aimed at clearing stock.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1897
Page
8
Shirt waists show major discounts with former prices of 2.00 reduced to 1.25 and 1.25 items cut to 75c. Additional waists now priced at 1.50 and 1.00 in a moving sale aimed at clearing stock.
To each purchaser of a Shirt Waist a Silk Tie to match will be given without extra charge. This offers a complimentary accessory, highlighting a promotional tie-in while supplies last.
Coastal ships report multiple departures and arrivals from San Francisco to Honolulu and Alaska. The Britis steamer Amara clears for Honolulu while the Wild Swan and Troquois sail south and east. Passengers, deserters, and crew altercations alongside new boat launches, with weather tides noted and a plant pest incident on the Australia voyage.
Passenger lists detail departures for Vancouver and Victoria aboard Miowera on April 26 and 27, noting numerous individuals with family groupings including Mrs E Luce Miss Mist and Mrs Pritchard, alongside Maui and Hawaii travelers aboard the Star Kinau led by Volcano W Dennis F H Wheelan and many others.
Departures list ships sailing from Torspar on April 27 including HHMS Wilt Swan to Napier for a South Seas cruise Amship Iroquois Taylor to New York Stor Keauhou Tupumpson to Kabukut Stir Claudine Cameron to Maul Kinaw Clarke to Maul Star WG to Kaani port Haglund to Kaani port
Court records show Carl du Roi assignee of Mrs. A. D. Friemann discharged. Assignee may keep $11.50 on hand and $10 costs as commission after a 16.92 percent creditor dividend. Case Kr: Wai vs. Heeia Agricultural Co. stipulation to control until Oct 12. If drought limits plaintiffs irrigation, defendants may permit water from Kali mukelo head without admitting title. Fred Waldron sues Lorrin A. Andrewa for $10,000 damages over alleged illegal detention and examination of his property. Attorneys Paul Neumann and George Davis for plaintiffs.
A fourteen year old Chinese girl allegedly abused by her father is found locked in a 3 by 5 foot cupboard with no food or water since Saturday night. Dr Myers testifies she is a hopeless idiot and the girl is recommitted to the asylum. The District Magistrate had previously committed the father after a severe beating. Judge de la Vergne calls it the worst cruelty he has known. Marshal Brown vows further action for justice in Honolulu.
A Warrimoo expected April 16 from Victoria will deliver a large consignment of Original Book Beer to the Anchor Saloon. The arrival promises beer far superior to prior Honolulu stock, as the fresh Book Beer now on hand is not as strong. The Bock Beer in the States is aged till May 1, and the Anchor pledges a premier on tap after the Warrimoo arrives.
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