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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1899
Page
5
A reader reports a bold headline Select. Schools Must Go misread as an Irish joke, then notes it is a board of education recommendation to close four grade schools while keeping select schools. The letter urges Honolulu teachers to improve, not blame, and mentions the Nohika directors meeting at 2:30 to choose a plantation manager.
The Pearl is preserving paint in demand while Louis von Thnnay returns to Maui aboard the W. G. Hall. A string band performs at the New England Bakery Innai and Deputy Marshall Hitchcock heads to Kaunakakai. The Allen ships 21,896 bags of sugar valued at 895,216.91 to San Francisco. Advertisements urge refrigerated poultry for Sunday dinners from Waterhouse in Waverley block. Boots shown in the Manufacturers' Shop reflect gear for the Mounted Patrol. Mauna Loa’s purser and steward remain aboard while Captain Simerson does not sail with Captain Flaglund. Prof Richards and four Kamehameha School graduates head to Kamakaki for the Sun day School hoike and sing at Kalunaka. A combined band concert at the Hawaiian Hotel honors Janet Walfork and company, drawing a large crowd. local and Sixth Artillery bands provide floor work.
L M Vetlesen resigns as head of Hawaiian Hardware Co to become head bookkeeper at Maunalei plantation. He will leave duties soon after careful consideration amid anticipated consolidation with Pacific Hardware Co. He is praised for service and valued by employers and friends alike.
A partial notice notes affordable lodging housing and consulting services offered by a small advertiser. The fragment mentions pay terms and a "The Bulletin" classification, suggesting classified ad context for small advertisers seeking clients.
The text notes savings realized by passing profits from manufacturers directly to customers, reducing the portion retained by intermediaries. It emphasizes the benefit of streamlined distribution and lower overall costs.
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