12 Dec 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1898
Page
1
Receipts from Australia enrich our holiday stock with many strictly new items. The listings promise variety and quality at appealing prices for shoppers seeking fresh arrivals.
Vanilla Crisps Cupid Waters Glace Fruits and Gruenhagen's Bon Bons appear in Townsend's catalog. The items are described as candy specialties with potential regional branding. Further details on origins and availability are not provided in the fragment.
News from Wailuku details a flurry of captain and mate reassignments aboard Inter Island ships. Captains Mosher Thompson Green Braba move to Keauhou Waialeale Kilohana and Kilobana with pilots and mates reshuffled. a wedding and court notices follow as repairs and road conditions are described.
Health conditions at the army hospital have improved. Surgeon Major Davis orders Red Cross ladies freed to visit sick wards and deliver messages and letters. Mrs Da Bois and Mrs Thompson, with nursing experience, will lead the work. Those wishing to send messages should contact them. Light literature for patients is welcomed.
Ered D. Jamnes 22 of Co K 18th Infantry died Saturday noon at Buona Viste. Funeral from St Andrew's Cathedral this afternoon. Also noted: a discharged Edier, who returned from Manila aboard the Scandia, died in Queen's Hospital yesterday. He belonged to the 2%1 U.S. Infantry. funeral planned for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Deputy Clerk Albert Pieres Taylor, formerly stenographer in Washington to L A Thurnton, has been appointed fourth deputy clerk of the First Circuit Court by the Justices of the Supreme Court.
Community notices include church meetings at Mifflin Hall rear Oyera Hrawes with Bible classes at 11 am and Hawaiian preaching at 6 39 pm English preaching at 7 30 pm Wednesday 7 30 pm prayer meeting and references to government officials. The piece also covers Hawaii annexation debates and labor law interpretations, plus local hospital work of Dr Wood during typhoid, and a charity tea at Kaliki honoring St Louis College grounds helpers with army officers present. Christmas vacation notice from Department of Public Instruction states schools close Friday Dec 25 and reopen Monday Jan 9 1899.
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