Shirt Waists Slashed Prices With Free Silk Ties
The ad announces shirt waists reduced from 82.00 to 1.25 and 1.50, with a 1.50 item now 75c. A 75c shirt waist is given away, and each purchaser receives a silk tie to match at no extra charge.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1897
Page
8
The ad announces shirt waists reduced from 82.00 to 1.25 and 1.50, with a 1.50 item now 75c. A 75c shirt waist is given away, and each purchaser receives a silk tie to match at no extra charge.
Shipping news reports the American schooner W H Macy arriving from San Francisco in ballast and loading for New York while the 4 masted schooner Alice Cooke carries 23 114 bags of sugar valued at 76 421 05 to San Francisco. The big ship Kenilworth is due to sail next week for New York via Cape Horn and the Pennsylvania, touted as the largest steamer in the world, is being prepared at Belfast with vast dimensions.
From Kauai eight deck passengers including Mia Linder and Mikaha Ia on April 30. From Hawaii and Maui Mauna Loa lists Dr J Atcherly and family, H R Hitchcock, R W Meyer and spouse, J Coerper, A Fernandes, RF Lange, John Richardson and others, plus 73 deck passengers.
Shipping notices list vessels and captains with origins and routes including Fuinay Apel Stine Mikahi a Thompeon from Kauai Stint Keaubou Thompeon from Kahuka Etue Leta Nye from Mawel Maul ship WIL Macy Atesbury from San Pramisco Atesche Transit Jorgensen from San Fraveloco Stir Mauna Loa Simerson from Hawaii Mans
In April 59 tonnage and crew listings show shipments: Sune J A Cummins with Searle sailing for Oahu porta, Kanla and Mosher for Oalw porte, Alice Cooke and Powhallow assigned to San Franciso, Sune Kilauea Hou and Wele sailing for Olowaly ki.
Sime Lohua and Nyo set sail tomorrow from At bh D Briant Colly toward Honobina Hakalon Honon and Polakumanu, bound for Laynon Tal and other destinations.
Ex ships report cargoes from island ports including Keaubou a 150 bags sugar Mikahala 100 bags sugar Lehua 2358 bags sugar Mauna Loa 6st bags amar 81 huge coffee 73 Lageawa 78 hides 30 head cattle.
A ship from Victoria, the Warrimoo, is due April 16 and will deliver a large consignment of Original Bock Beer to the Anchor Saloon. The beer, aged since early in the year, is said to surpass any Bock previously imported and will be on tap after the ship's arrival. Local cricket bleachers buzz with jokes and banter about Rainier Beer as part of ongoing fan chatter.
An early business pitch urges open accounts with a well known house to ensure prompt orders. It touts fresh stock and a diverse catalog of luxuries from many nations. Lewis & Co importers and exporters claim Navy contracts and supply to various nationalities with detailed schedules and contact options.
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