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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
8
The Royal Lawn Mower advertises the ROYAL LAWN as a top choice with night running and precise cutting. It claims long-term efficiency, affordable prices from 95.00 to 18.00, and includes oil canes and accessories without extra charge. A wide stock of mowers and bag catchers is available with adjustments to fit any machine.
Word of Beal's wallpaper quality spreads through Honolulu as customers tell friends and neighbors. The town learns Beal's offers superior selection of wall papers and linoleums.
Washington, Dec 10. A convention of beet sugar manufacturers of the United States will meet here to protest free Cuban sugar entry and any treaty reducing tariff on sugar. Henry T. Oxnard leads the movement with near unanimous opposition aligned with California, Colorado, Nebraska and Michigan interests and their Senators. The Bulletin offers a special industrial edition for 28 cents.
Mayor Elect Low announced the appointment of Col. John N. Partridge as police commissioner of Greater New York. Colonel Partridge is currently state superintendent of bile works.
An ornate ad copy extols perfumes and fragrances in San Francisco shops. It highlights Roger and Gallet products and mentions Oldwar bottles with high value, listing brands like Corthoes Pinauds Lundborgs and others to appeal to discerning customers.
Robert Bhasd, general manager of the Western Australia Steamship Co, visits the Cunarder Umbria and suggests a possible new freight service between San Francisco and Western Australia by next September. If started, the route would run from San Francisco to Western Australian ports with its office in San Francisco. Trade between America and Australia has grown, underscoring demand for fast freight steamers.
The first row steamer ever built in New Hayalian rotunda was launched in the morning with a large crowd. Built originally in Germany, she was shipped here to be assembled as a freight barge for harbor use, capable of handling the heaviest freight. Questions arise about American registry, with a bill to Congress to grant flag status if she complies with foreign vessel rules. registry delay follows until action. The vessel, named Pioneer, will have engines and boilers installed and will run pending decisions.
The ateaner Dorie from Francisco arrived off port about 8 PM after failing to appear in the afternoon. It carried a large mail and freight and waited in the bay all night due to quarantine timing. Passengers and mail from the Sierra reached San Francisco a day earlier than the Dorie’s passengers. The Dorie planned to wait for the Orient at 4 PM that afternoon.
Mr. T Ah Hung is appointed manager of Ah Ping & Co at the corner of Kukul Lane and Novana. He will have charge of the store and authority to sign the name of the company.
The executives committees of the wad and tale held November goth at the Detilxhed to thank wil Indies and gentlemen who contributed to the whale ry success. The press received appreciation for their valuable mins and support given by the Wiel.
The Mother Superior and the Sisters express heartfelt gratitude to all ladies, young people, and gentlemen who generously contributed to the fall success. They ask Almighty God to repay the debt of gratitude to all dear benefactors and their families.
Shipping notices list vessels departing and arriving from Honolulu port. Sailings include Sonoma Van Orterdam for San Francisco and Molokai routes Lehua and Keauhou. passenger lists note names such as Comte Rinaan Hanson and Str. Lehua. Passengers arriving from San Francisco include Emile Adet, J. Brett, C.D Loomis, and Rev C. Partridge among many others bound for Honolulu Yokohama Nagasaki Hong Kong and Shanghai routes.
Rent listed at 37.50 per month with possession given in December. The readable text records a monthly rent figure and a possession date, indicating a lease arrangement or notice to tenants.
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