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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1899

Page

5

A Thing of Beauty Is A Joy Forever display of silverware

Just arrived per S. S. Australia a grand display of assorted silverware including cruet stands berry dishes cake baskets fruit stands pudding dishes celery and pickle stands ice tubs ice water pitchers with or without filters fancy card receivers spoon holders toilet stands fancy vases individual salts peppers and mustard and napkin rings Rodger's silver plated ware spoons forks and more ideal for Christmas and New Year gifts lowest market price less 10 percent for cash

Hawaii Hardware Co Port Street Ad Notice

There is only one Jesse Moore Whiskey in the world and that is cold and pure. Lovejoy and Co. are distributors for the Hawaiian Islands.

Jesse Moore Lovejoy & Co Hawaiian Islands

Mandolin Guitar Zither Banjo Music Box Autoharp and Many Other Instruments

A display features mandolin guitar zither banjo and a music box with autoharp and other instruments on offer. Visitors can study varied string and plucked instrument craftsmanship and related musical accessories. Local shop promotes a wide array of orchestral and folk instruments for musicians and learners.

Local and General News Glow at Honolulu Trading Post

Armstr ong the actor-puiliat left for the States aboard the America. Carriage painting by up-to-date painters at the Stockyards shop. Minister Mott-Smith indisposed and unable to attend. Call 191 for a reliable driver Captain Blake and wife traveled to the Coast. Hind and wife left for the Mainland. Mrs. Marshall and daughter departed to visit relatives. H Vida liquor case postponed to December 11. Woman's Board of Missions meets at Central Union church. Home Bakery stockholders meet tomorrow at Gear Lansing & Co. A second popular Honolulu playhouse in planning with vaudeville. Representative Richards returning from the States. President Dole received army officers at the Executive Building. Shipping shortages hamper merchants. Stowaway murder suspect in San Francisco. New Co A N G officers named. Buckerman represents Neu stadter Brow neckwear. Mr and Mrs Taylor travel to the Mainland. W H Coney leaves for Kauai. Ed Powse to cover city desk. Anglican Church Chronicle for December issued with school notes. Ehrenstein to return from the Coast. Gregg Toft sails to the States for steam plows and railway supplies. G B Robertson, Maui paper promoter, returns to Wailuku. Maui paper expected first of year. Two-year-old John Vierra’s child badly bitten by Allan Herbert’s monkey. child lacerated, monkey shot, child recovering.

Armstrong States America Mott-Smith F A. Blake Hind Marshall H. Vida Woman's Board of Missions Central Union Church Home Binkery Co Gear, Lansing & Co Gregg Mr. Gregg G. B. Robertson Maui Wailukun Kinan Robertson Honolulu Maul

Alice Cooke's rough voyage to Honolulu with lumber

The schooner Alice Cooke endured seventeen days from San Francisco influenced by southerly winds and varied seas. She encountered the Alien Besse and Lurline, then sighted Hawaii and finally reached port loaded with 920000 feet of lumber and thirteen large spare parts for Sorenson and Lyle's marine railway.

Alice Cooke San Francisco Cape Olce Cooke Alles Cooke Besse Lurline Honolulu Kahului Hawaii Betor Sorenson & Lyle's Marine Railway

A Small Boy Found On Piskot Street

A youngster wandered from Kakaako to the baseball grounds and, crying, was found on Piskot Street. Charlie Crozier fed the lad and notified police. The mother arrived after a search, confirming the boy, George, was safe with Crozier.

Chas J. Fischell Charlie Creizler Piskot Street George Pischell Beretania Street Charlie Crozier Crozier Kakaako Baseball Grounds

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S. S. Australia Cruet Rodger Desert Forks Tribune Whitman & CO Th Hou Richard Carvel David Harum Churchill Westcott Caskoden the King's Mirror Anthony Hope Dom Paul Hillegas John Crucil Janice Meredith Crnford Coran Harding Davis The Hawaiian Hardware Co Port Street Spreckels’ Bank Chickering Crown Kimball Kroeger the Bergstrom Music CO Ladies of New York M. B. Killean Hotel Street Representative Richards Hite Dole Harry Evans Co. A. N. G. Fn Wim. Carlyle Harry Klemmers Friederndorf Buckerman Neustadter Brow Mrs. Taylor Kate Kelly Hawaiian Foreign Office Islands W. H. Coney Bulletin Kauai Ehrenstein Wall, Nichols & Co Benson, Smith Co John Vierra Allan Herbert Hanan McInerny Shoe Store J. Schumann Fort Street Manila Josephine Colvin Whitney & Marsh, Ltd Telephone BE. W. Jordan Fort ST
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