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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1898
Page
6
For over fifty years Perry Davis Pain Killer has stood as a reliable home remedy. It is not new or flashy yet claims no harmful effects or habit formation. It relieves Coke cramps dysentery colds and other pains with a few doses and urges households to keep a bottle. The 5c size offers more than double the quantity of the 25c bottle.
Predatory children near Boretauin Street prompted watchfulness as a Littl Porte guese boy was allegedly intimidated by youths yesterday afternoon. A local boy offered a quote on theft and intrusion. John Mathias of Pulaski Kentucky praises Chamberlain's Colio Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after days of flux, claiming substantial relief from a single bottle. Benson Shhith & Co. listed as general agents.
The board held a meeting with near a full quorum. The fish inspector reported 44,368 fish received the market for the week ended July 24 and 46,024 for the week ended July 31. Hilo Hospital shows five patients at start of July, eight admitted, eight discharged, three deaths, and two remain. Monthly receipts total 101 against expenditures 132. Mrs. Howes resignation at Hilo Hospital was accepted and Miss Wheelwright named to replace. Drug contracts will be discontinued effective August 1. The president announced future meetings will continue after Friday.
By authority a ceremony transferring the sovereignty of the Republic of Hawaii to the United States will occur at the Executive Building on Friday at 145 o clock. Tickets for the Halcontex of the Executive Building and reserved seats are available at the forage omlo on Thursday. The grounds will be free to all with carriages admitted via Richards Street and the front entrance. A reception at Fort Duck follows on Friday evening with public invitation and street access details.
A terse report notes a local hardware company, Dwolfiy Hardware Co, receiving a transfer from a passing gentleman. The visitor’s tongue is described as uncommon on the shores, hinting at foreign origin and unfamiliarity with local speech.
The property sits on the corner with a large, commodious house recently repaired. The grounds cover two acres and are planted with fruit and ornamental trees. For further particulars apply to Office W. Macfarlane.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a circuit court filing from the First Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands with garbled party names and unclear case details, suggesting a civil matter or petition. No discernible plaintiff or defendant, date, or action is extractable from the readable text.
Notice announces a special meeting of the stockholders at F A Schafer Co on August 1 at p m to consider increasing the capital stock. Meeting held in Honolulu with H Renies as secretary.
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