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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1899
Page
8
Fragmented sale notice lists secondhand items, parts, a cottage with sight rooms and ground, ornamental trees. Mentions location Nuunanua and a general sale at a NW area. Contains garbled text and likely pricing, with several partial phrases about delivery and purchase terms.
A special meeting of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce will be held Saturday December 16 in the rooms to consider the Board of Health request for assistance for poorer residents in the quarantined district and to discuss steps toward quarantining a wharf. Secretary Gordon Spencer reports.
A special meeting of the Medical Association of Hawaii is called for Saturday evening at the Pacific Club to discuss the present situation. All members of the profession are urged to attend regardless of membership. Signed CL Garvin M D secretary and CHAS B Cooper MD president.
Arrivals include Manil from Hawaii with stock and 150 cords wood. Maul from Hama Kin. Mokoul from Molokal. Walalente from ia baa. Amache and others from Port Townsend with shingles and lumber. Departures list Lohua Molokai in quarantine and several vessels bound to Lahaina and Kaanapali subject to quarantine. Passengers from Kapaa aboard Walaloalo. Also reports Vancouver Island storms in November with two vessels lost, Libertad and Hera, crews rescued with harrowing experiences but no deaths.
London reports broad press reaction to President McKinley’s message to Congress. Afternoon papers debate currency, foreign policy, and U S Britain ties, with editorials noting implications for Canada and differences in statesmanship and opportunism.
By authority the Board of Health places a Honolulu district in strict quarantine. All persons are forbidden to enter or leave without a pass signed by Col. J. W. Jones. The district runs from Queen and Nuuanu to Kukul, along Nuuanu and River street, and back to Queen Street. Henry E. Cooper, President Board of Health.
Water privileges holders must irrigate only from 6 to 8 in the morning and 4 to 6 in the afternoon. Andrew Brown, Superintendent Water Works, notes approval by Young, Minister of Interior. The Interior Office records notary appointment for David A. Dowsett in the First Judicial Circuit.
Washington reports question the Hongkong rumor that Aguinaldo would surrender to United States Consul Wildman. Wildman believes progress possible, but the government remains without assurance. Observers view Hongkong report as a revival of older rumors and cautious skepticism persists.
The artist at King Bros on Hotel Street draws attention with skillful brushwork coloring island views. A panoramic city view from Punch Bowl is particularly noted, and many pieces have been sent abroad as Christmas gifts.
New York Dec 3 John L Blair of Bainstown New Jersey a four million a year railroad owner and one of the oldest railroad builders in the country died at 6 oclock yesterday morning and left a large fortune and extensive interests behind.
Public sale authorized by Mr Pranit Hustacs treasurer of Kamalo Sugar Co. of stock certificates, with interest to be paid before the sale date. Proceeds to settle company accounts and comply with orders.
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