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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1899
Page
7
The article argues for swift additional appropriations to support Mott Smith and Cooper ministries as shortages cripple current operations. It warns delaying action may worsen the money market and hinder development, urging the Finance Minister to provide funds before the Legislature adjourns.
Fragmented text reports a proposed diplomatic representative funded by a diploma appropriation. Mentions MotleSwoith as advocate and concerns about expenditures for a special representative in Washington. References U S and Hawaii connections and broader diplomatic allocations.
The 2 States Congress questions appropriations to maintain a minister or consul in Hawaii. It argues the plan to fund a Washington representative for the Republic of Hawaii is unnecessary and unpopular. It questions Mr Dole and Mott-Smith roles and condemns using Diplomatic and Consular funds for a special envoy in Washington.
A Coast woman and several workers at a city tailor shop are mentioned in a fragmented local note. The Boss Tailor orders the young woman to deliver work while Mr Chinaman and Mr Kim Fat are referenced. The woman refuses the assignment stating the clothes will not go there. A Citizen.
A humorously tangled dialogue shows a convicted defaulter lamenting optimism while a visitor probes his mindset. Interjected chatter covers purchases from the P C Relgili, a Silky haired dog wish, Sterlin bicycle remarks, and a health board note on oleomargarine. The scene skims through local shops, bicycles, breakfast butter, and hunting gear as characters insert quick quips.
Prices are cut 26 percent on all marked goods to reduce stock and make room for two carloads of Jewel Stoves and one carload of Gur Ney Cleanable Refrigerators arriving soon. The sale emphasizes plain figures and indicates ample stock clearance urgency.
Tralasian Federation news from Sydney reports that Anti Federationists may seek delays in passing the Address to the Queen. The motion by McKoo in Parliament may frame the reference to the Commonwealth Bill, with the referendum results cited and a prayer for passage as an Imperial Act. Debates promise to extend into next week as other matters, including the Bond Australian ornament, are considered.
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