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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1897
Page
5
A scattered local page notes a influx of activity from the new wharf project and fire department moves, to a Leilani boat club meeting and upcoming concerts. The Rio Janeiro is due Saturday, while shops such as the Golden Rule Bazaar promote holiday goods and dressed dolls. Community notices include citrus and fish availability, police and public safety updates, and a variety of sales and entertainments across Honolulu venues.
A second gathering of the new social club occurs at 7 30 this evening with the hall committee expected to report a permanent meeting place. Members are urged to bring receipts to the meeting for guidance on cues.
Nicely furnished cottage ready for housekeeping with ground in good condition. Located on Liltha street between Ruskini and Judd streets, Andrews X Bulletix Orrick.
Two weeks hence an election will be held in Company G, National Guard for captain and two lieutenants. Captain John Kes faces no opposition unless Charles Wilcox is forced to stand. J Kealoha will oppose Louis Kekomano while Gas faces no opponent.
The passage extols a tonic for stomach derangement causing tick-headsce, promising immediate relief without diminishing effect after several doses, and noting continued results after many administrations. It emphasizes refreshing and healthful benefits of the preparation.
An advertisement touts Magnesia Sal Frutas as a reliable stomach and health aid. It claims a pleasant taste, consistent action, and safe, indefinite use with ingredients sourced from fruit salts, ideal for morning intake to improve well being.
The advertisement touts Magnesia Salfrutas with a sale that outruns similar items. It lists two selling locations offering prices of 50 cents and 81 dollars.
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