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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1897
Page
1
An advertisement touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the most reliable blood purifier and tonic. It targets scrofula boils sores pimples and general blood disorders while promoting digestion liver strength nerves and overall vitality. It asserts physicians widely regard it as the best and universally in demand.
In Judge Perry's court this afternoon two Kauai murderers Kapon and Kalo faced a postponement of sentence on motion by Deputy AG Kinney. Antone Rosa opposed the hearing due to the absence of A G Robertson. Hearing set for next Monday at s.m. Meanwhile a large partition suit involving Caroline J. Robinson and others over Waikiki property proceeds with a foreign jury trial and a verdict in Republic v Ah Sun and Ah Sing on opium possession.
The note suggests using one third less Schiding’s next baking powder than the amount you currently use with Schilling’s Best to stretch your money. Abcam.
D. G. Camarinos reported heavy losses after his Honolulu to San Francisco shipment of Kona fruit was rejected at the coast city. Inspectors found blick scale infestation. the shipment was condemned and destroyed before the off season.
The Walls will move from the Miller and Berretania corner to the King and Richards house either Friday or Monday. Rev. Mr. Pearson, pastor of the Methodist church, will relocate to the Wall residence on the same date. A Mr. Farmer from the coast will occupy the Pearson house at Makiki.
Prof. Kochele remains at his Alameda home preparing an anticont report for Mr Mareden to aid the upcoming Legislature. He intends to reach Honolulu by Christmas. Meanwhile he is dispatching large quantities of pest destroyers to the islands.
Commissioner Marsden received a consignment of insects from Professor Koohelo yesterday with orders from the protector to release them in Olaa district Hawaii. The insects will be stored in the Australia s icehome until Kinwa sails and are aimed at destroying parasites that infest coffee trees.
The Long Cornwall case opened with Judge Perry presiding over Carlos Long v W H Cornwell Jr for damages. A juror fell ill and was replaced by J P L Abell. Witness Mrs Buchanan fainted and the trial paused for a half hour before resuming with Mary Buchanan and Frank Vids testifying.
Interior Office officials fear the Mito Awa license matter after a public sale with no bidders. The license, valued near the Honolulu license, is thought to be sold at Hilo without proper license, and they will request the Attorney General's department to halt the matter.
An advertisement for a milk based drink mix offering a fresh egg shake with pure milk cleaved ice and customizable syrup flavors. It promotes a new beverage labeled Nso sake made with pure milk and desired flavor ice, inviting a 100 investment and urging a purchase at Patama Guoceny opposite the Railway Depot on King Street.
Final note on Mrs Boardmans case of fane nk arrives as the holiday period continues. Meanwhile local ads invite readers to a clean shave at Elite Barber Shop on King Street near Alakou. New stock of window and door cranes screens and casole has just arrived at King Drow Hotel street.
Al You struck another Chinese man at Alex Young's Waikiki place yesterday afternoon with a chair. He was jailed on a wsenull charge with a deadly weapon. The injured man was not badly hurt and was treated at the scene by medical staff. Judge Wileos presides on the Lot.
Anetralt Penehon and Vince Grapes appear in a scattered note from a late issue. Details are unclear. names and places mixed with garbled text. This brief item preserves readable entities while signaling a possible local reference.
Captain Houdlette notes limited dock space at Honolulu due to Pacific Mail and Australian line use of the same wharf. Irwin & Co blocked a second dock to dock an extra two days, awaiting a new slip to improve future service. The Ovennic Company issues its annual timetable, mirroring this year. Australia line makes seven day trips, arriving two days before the southern steamer and departing on the ninth day.
ABW native Bumems Nul reports the Howolian Agriculture and Commercial Company opening in the old Ho Joman offices in the Thomas block on King Street. It will be incorporated with native stock control, engages in trade and cooking wares, and lists Mikelemi as manager and Kispibon as treasurer and assistant manager. A general meeting will elect the permanent board of officers.
T. V. King travels to the Coast aboard the Moana to import Crescent chainless wheels for 75 dollars and other high grade chainless wheels plus sandries for 1898 styles. He will learn picket plating to benefit customers while away.
Movements of Allan Jones George Sharrick and Mr Coukting will not go to the coast tomorrow Trilby Fowler will go Tom King will leave for a boat visit to San Francisco Mr Jones will ramp into the Pacific Gycle and Manufacturing Company's store until he returns Sharrick will rest and Mr Conkling will remain with the Advertiver for the present.
The police court calendar shows four minor cases on the docket. Names and details are largely unreadable due to garbled text but reference to local shops, services, and a few individuals appears in scattered fragments.
Professor Furnow chief of Forestry in the U S Department of Agriculture warns that forest influence on rainfall is open to attack. He urges careful expert analysis and cautions against unstudied claims impacting coffee plantations and olive groves, noting current methods are insufficient to prove the link.
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