29 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1896
Page
1
Import figures show champagne entering the United States from January to June 1805. Trade data records volumes and destinations, highlighting market demand and distribution across ports. The report notes steady shipments and notable consignments during the first half of the year.
The Senate discussed amendments to the Appropriation Bill adopted by the House after conference. Holstein presented a school district petition. bills on inheritances and estrays moved to the President for signature. A special Portuguese petitions meeting was scheduled. inquiries into sugar company dividends were requested.
The House opened with quorum and heard Senate notice that House Bill No. 28 passed third reading and moved to committee. Reports on extra expenses for legislators were discussed, with totals from Senate and House expenditures cited and a forecast of additional needs if the session extends.
Section changes barbers and liquor related fees including billiard saloon licenses from 25 to 15 and dairy and tobacco licenses. butchers pay 20 inside Honolulu and 50 elsewhere. pork sellers and wine butchers adjust. hotel licenses set at 1.00. fire limit debate ends with section 1 upheld. committee appointments formed to inspect Molokai leper settlement. bill passes third reading and adjourns.
Fragmented notice markets newspaper delivery service for Mag Wrens IT readers. Mentions subscription at 1.0 per month, guaranteed delivery, and political news with wire hung pictures. Nonspecific names and garbled phrases.
Master in chancery Henry Smith reports receipts totaling 49165.50 from rents interest and property sales and payments totaling the same amount for debts taxes and expenses. Executors receive 2688.27 in statutory commissions while public creditor notice failed to meet four weeks requirement. Several cases note judgments, appraisers named, and motions granted or filed in related probate matters.
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