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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1899
Page
11
Weather cloudy with distant mentions of wind, dockside arrivals and cargoes. Entries reference ships ships names and cargoes including bags of sugar and troops movements bound for Manila and Waimea with multiple vessels listed under dispatch.
Fair weather prevails off Kauai with choppy channel seas. Next week the bark J C Glade will load sugar for San Francisco, while schooner Mary E Foster calls for San Francisco about August 10. Steamers Kinan and Claudine due tonight and tomorrow. Honoipa coal cargo valued at 81 295 dollars. The Nova landed machinery at Ebele, then discharged coal at Wai mea. 88 Colombia takes aboard 120 tons coal and leaves for the coast tonight. Harvester to discharge coal once Fort Street wharf frees. Anollope reports nitre cargo sweating causing pitchy substance in hold. Captain Murray may shift cargo to access blockage. Passengers arrived from Kauai on Kenuhou August 3. Departures for San Francisco via bark C D Bryant August 5. 88 Columbia arrived from Hongkong and Yokohama with 72 Japanese and 104 tons merchandise for Theo H Da Co. Columbia sailed July 8 from Hongkong, July 22 from Yokohama. heavy seas encountered. Doctors Knebel and Kelly, 22 Chinese, 4 Japanese through to Portland. W J Reebel, a doctor of law, bound for Paris. a dentist to Cleveland. Columbia, a tramp trader, carrying 120 tons coal, to sail at six tonight. Japanese immigrants landed in quarantine morning.
The Hawaii Rise Association outlines multiple shooting contests with prizes including silver and gold medals. Events cover distances from 200 to 500 yards with entries limited per competitor, entrance fees set at 1.00, and trophies awarded for top marksmen such as F. S. Dodge and W. E. Wall. The roster includes Association, Military Re-Entry, All Comers, and Citizens matches, with conditions restricting who can enter based on prior scores and organization membership. Entries must be completed on the day of the contest, and dues paid in full at E. O. Hall & Son's in Honolulu.
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