07 Aug 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1896
Page
1
J T Waterhouse proclaims a wide stock of English made garden and kitchen tools including rakes, hoes, shears, trowels, bush hooks and axes. It emphasizes quality, low prices, a door‑front guarantee, and invites customers to compare with other sellers.
Notice of intention to foreclose a mortgage dated May YH 185% to John Pualoa, on parcel of land in Honolulu described in Royal Patent No. 25 20% to Raneaaliil, containing about four acres. After three weeks from date, the property will be advertised for sale at public auction on August 12, 1505 at noon, at The Wicion Ronnie of Dames Fy Monon, Honolulu. Attorney J Lagoon represents the mortgagee.
The emerging rival to Loie Fuller, Miss Adair, arrives in California after a grueling New York season. A native of the state, she has toured globally and performs at Proctor's Pleasure Palace. Adair is famed for backward somersaults and serpentine dances, bringing elaborate gowns and a cosmopolitan stage presence to the act.
The performer Miss Adair started at the Madison-Squine Roof Garden during World's Fair time, earning 250 a week. She wields back somersaults in short skirts, then debuts a banner dance linking two long props. Slender yet muscular, she plans to retire before age 30 to rest at San Mateo with her mother.
The Herald reports a plan by foreign bankers to stabilize exchange and keep gold exports expensive. J.P. Morgan & Co and others would pool bills and credits abroad to counter depression from elections. Expected exchange needs range up to 15 million, with the pool possibly extended beyond sixty days if cotton and grain bills run short. The syndicate’s aim is to prevent panic and stabilize the currency. Two injuries report follows: Frye shot and Niemann arrested after a quarrel among Company A dredger workers. Frye’s condition described as noncritical with hospital care.
Dr Eling Bond of Kohala died July 24 at age 84. Pioneer sugar planter in Kohala, he helped start the industry to employ natives and became wealthy, using his wealth for religious and charitable causes. His son B C Bond serves in the Hawaiian Legislature. other family members hold notable positions.
The little church around the corner celebrated its second anniversary with a decorated interior, directed by Mrs. Boardman, a debt-free edifice shown in a financial report by W. L. Hopper. Short speeches by Pastor T Db Garvin, Mr. and Mrs. Weedon, Miss Beard and Mr. Templeton followed a recitation by Miss Louise Beard Town. Ice cream, cake, and lemonade were enjoyed as a cordial farewell to the pastor before his long vacation.
A notice states Judge Carter will hear divorce cases tomorrow. The piece also mentions a foreign jury and midweek timing, and it advertises King Bron as a frame shop for ordering tasteful frames to suit pictures.
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