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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1895
Page
4
The Board of Education issues a notice noting school comments on Friday and instruction on Monday January 6, 1805. Secretary Joun Scott signs the order.
The Board of Health semi annual visit to the leper settlement draws discussion over expense and practice. Advocates cite revenue support for lepers and public oversight, while critics warn against waste. Proponents note moral and benevolent gains from inspections and contact with the unfortunates, urging continued visits as a public duty.
The article notes that Hawaii is not unique in segregating lepers and caring for them in seclusion. It reflects on yesterday’s view that an inter island cable would be a great convenience and mentions a surge in South African mining speculation with recent ore stock gains. The tone links social issues to market ideas and regional developments.
Fragmentary report notes a colossal sum, horses in training, and London’s Common Council denying a vote of thanks to Sir Joseph Revals. It briefly mentions a Froveh steamer charged with violet egg regulations, laborers paid, and South Sea Islanders spending money with confiscations of weapons at embarkation.
Swayne of Suva has initiated British oversight over the Ellice and Gilbert Groups. A native cabinet led by a high chief and several minor chiefs administers local affairs with a scribe recording all actions for the Resident Commissioner. Tarawa is named the headquarters as ships bring timber for new buildings.
The Rev Jonhun Wingate Weeks notes the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel’s influence in Boston and how Trinity and Christ Church navigated wartime loyalties. With Bishop Alexander Viets Griswold consecrated, Boston’s Episcopal Church enters a new growth phase, shedding English ties for American leadership and loyalty to the Union. Boston’s diocese then included 22 churches and chapels, 6675 communicants, and 4249 Sunday School scholars. question ends with Hawaii’s Anglican church era inquiry.
A local advertorial urges young readers to prefer Tribune Tandems over Stearns wheels sold in 1894 and 1895 claiming Stearns models are outdated. It cites a dealer evaluation noting repairs and dissatisfaction and invites buyers to compare with Tribune features, promising ready shipments from the factory for Christmas sales to families with ten youths.
Wall Nichols Company advertises toys of every description along with fancy baskets and boxes, ink stands, booklets and calendars for 1896. The assortment is pitched for Honolulu shoppers through its first appearance in the market.
Periodical department highlights new stories by standard authors in single volumes and sets for juvenile readers. Includes works aimed at boys and girls and emphasizes accessible adventure, morals, and age appropriate themes.
Immense stock, personally arranged by Mr Niehole in the van, described with exaggerated zeal as a lively, usable lot. Prices are said to be rapidly reduced in a bold, eye catching display.
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