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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1897
Page
4
By Authority a notice states that in respect to the memory of Her Britannic Majesty's late Commissioner and Consul General Captain A G Haven all Government Offices will be closed during tomorrow August 10 1897 J A King Minister of the Interior Totorio Department August 1897
Public Lands Office will open Monday August 28 at 10 am for applications under the Land Act for purchase or under Special Terms a4 cultivation and improvement. Applicants may contact Chas Williams Hovoken or visit the Public Lands Office Hone tala for plans and further particulars.
The article argues Japanese motives in opposing Hawaiian annexation extend beyond 25,000 island residents. It contends Japan seeks broader Pacific commerce expansion and independence guarantees, comparing to Britian and France in 1843, while noting future immigration and labor implications.
The piece argues Japan seeks maritime supremacy in the Pacific, viewing Hawaii as a key mid ocean station. It notes traffic restrictions would favor U S vessels, shaping annexation debates and European powers’ interests. It also cites Greek political fragility and Kruger era diplomacy with releases linked to Queen Victoria’s Jubilee.
The report highlights artesian water as a public health boon in southern localities and credits Honolulu's timely artesian supply with limiting cholera spread in 1895. It urges expanding artesian supply to eliminate surface water for household use, praising Interior Department leadership for water improvements.
Timely Topics notes Kewalo Bicycle Track to be known as Cyclomere Park and promises a grand meet next month. It highlights Tribune bicycles, stock levels, and attractive pricing on high grade wheels from Black Manufacturing Co and other popular brands. Contemporary sales push targets ladies and gentlemen with road, racer, and juvenile models.
The Bailor’s Home announces a reopening on Thursday July 15 offering a free dinner in fret ulane style. Meals listed include alnglo and os Uekola priced at 4.50. Open daily from 6 a.m. to unspecified closing time, stated by the proprietor.
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