27 Aug 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1896
Page
1
Honolulu readers hear weather chatter about heat waves and relief likely temporary. Advice covers cooling drinks and budget notes on costs, with mentions of Chin, White Mountain, and garden work. Colloquial, fragmentary lines hint at seasonal prices and local conditions.
A fragmented report notes Haw vee Mew Pho entering the market in a sequence of trades. The item is described as active in the market with unclear timing and pricing details. Further specifics are unreadable in the available text.
The Board of Health met yesterday afternoon with Dr Day, Wool, and Memmi Keellipto in attendance. Reports covered vaccinations, asylum inquiries, patient counts, and requests for medical practice licensure. The meeting addressed school health, private practice fees, and the enforcement of vaccination regulations for Hawaiian government officials and private children.
M A Palsote proprietor of the Union barber shop near Avi Gallery guarantees a white tint service. He invites customers to visit and have their hair styled with the new tint, promising reliable results and a neat appearance.
At a board meeting President Cooper reported a contract for the Maomne building and a school roof project were owned by the department. He noted a government letter confirming payment and salaries, while plans to extend aid to Watton were rejected. Margaret Walker received a one year extension for her teacher’s certificate. A precinct clerk’s budget request and a Meepo plantation project were approved under church direction. Townsend said a second teacher would be hired for Lalamalina school.
A Kansas paper reports a fake letter from Teichman alleging broad corruption by railway officials. A conductor mocked the letter, a road foreman questions its origin, and a dying rancher’s claim about a killed beast is debunked as a trick. The incident triggers disciplinary inquiry and local ire.
In a brief note the Chive correspondent attributes the story in question to a Conmt paper. The Criterion Maloonew is described as a pleasant place to go to while attention is focused on developing a draft context.
Wong Yim testified of an attempted robbery in an alley at Hotel Street when John Keown pursued him and Brown joined, resulting in a guilty verdict and a 100 fine plus costs. Other defendants faced various penalties including fines for assault and battery and different court outcomes.
A meeting of football players and enthusiasts decided to form one or two town teams and schedule a series of games with the barracks team. A committee including Mowers, Nohormerhorn, Cupid Kalatinnacle and David Kail will recruit players and arrange the schedule. New talent includes Mx Hohermerhorn from Multnomah Athletic Club and Princeton Tigers alumni, with another meeting planned Friday night at A. M. Gna.
Lieutenant Fr HF Wolters of Company H and Mrs Wolters gave a hospitable reception at their Noonan and Kukui home for the command after drill at the armory. A large band attended with ladies present, dances were enjoyed, a substantial supper was served, Seattle beer flowed, and the evening closed with Auld Lang Syne.
The largest show in years comes Saturday night at the drill bed with the Adair Company's testimonial for the militia. Local amateurs will perform in a program never before seen in the city, with tickets on sale at Jacobson's jewelry store. Proceeds go to the regiment, not a single company, promising one of Honolulu's finest performances.
The Interior Minister opened facilities at noon including Waiutlia and Kouni-bred Ganuels with figures such as 1870, Butterfield 464 Ny a Veterwon 8000 Robert Howie mein Hwa and 8496 J A Butterfield 792 440 Wapaikeu Hawaii HS 7 ona 1260 7 1 Ray 600 Robert Howie 705 Howie to receive Wsiba and Ewa and Ming bonda The Monowal had not been reported at press time
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