Goods Arrival Hinted From Australia Shipment
The notice hints at expected stock from Australia arriving soon with more items to follow upon arrival. Details are sparse but indicate an upcoming shipment and continued supply.
19 Dec 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1898
Page
1
The notice hints at expected stock from Australia arriving soon with more items to follow upon arrival. Details are sparse but indicate an upcoming shipment and continued supply.
A compact roster of assorted produce including Busy Cheeked Apples Navel Oranges Fancy Lemons Cape Gad Cranberries California Grapes Fancy Raisins New Figs Persian Dites Heathey Chestnuts Nuts of All Klis Sweet Apple Cider in barrels Fancy Canltower Fancy Celery California Rutabayas California Cabbage and Frozen Oysters. The oddly phrased items suggest a historical market inventory with several misspellings or OCR errors.
Tender dressed turkeys and geese, pure cream candies, Townsend's glace fruits in fancy cartons, bow bonbons with prices for children, and colored Xmas candles with holders advertised to create the finest store display in Honolulu. The display aims to be the talk of the town and invites attention.
In Honolulu a Berkeley alums gathering at a hotel celebrated a UC victory over Stanford with toasts from alumni and faculty. Names include Dr Taylor, Dr Wayson, A V Gear, J Sedgwick, and P M Newhall among others. A Japanese labor dispute at Koloa prevails, police intervene, strikes end after consular attention, and a store feature by J. T. Waterhouse showcases fine wares and glass.
James I. Morgan, New Honolulu's progressive auctioneer, drew a big crowd last Saturday night at the toy auction. Tomorrow he will hold another sale at his Queen Arrest store featuring toys, fancy goods and a line of New Crescent bicycles. See Morgan's Auction Sales on page 8.
A sale of rugs by Rugh and a decorative event highlight this issue. Special Turkish and Persian rugs will be offered tonight at low figures due to import restrictions lingering from prior duties. A July rug fetched 150 dollars, later offered at 250 dollars, illustrating strong bargains. Separately, the Kamehameha Schools pupils performed Decoration Day services this morning with a band procession to the Bernice Pauahi Bishop lot in Nuanu Cemetery and floral tributes to the founder and former scholars.
The American millionaire Waldorf Astor subscribed £5000 toward Gordon Memorial College at Khartoum, supporting the institution’s development and enrollment prospects.
The Metropolitan Meat Co will receive by the Miawora from Winnipeg a large consignment of turkeys geese chickens and ducks. Also aboard 9 8 Australia from California a consignment of California turkeys and wild game. Hawaiian turkeys both dressed and alive also for sale at their store.
Sir Thomas Lipton with Mr Ghstaberinin sends experts to Barbadoes to evaluate the sugar industry. A favorable report could lead to a substantial sterling investment. M Méliner ny promotes European bath robes as cheap duty will soon raise prices. Visitors urged to view J T Waterhouse displays on Bathel Street Waverly Block.
The Live Bulletin previews a Christmas Cineograph show featuring Spanish-American War scenes such as Guantanamo, Manila, and the capture of flags. Also listed are charity films, a football clip, and musical numbers by LM Weaver and Harry Preston. Reserved seating available at Hale at Wall Nichols Company.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ holds services at Militant Hall rear of the Opera House. Sunday tea time Bible class at 144..mn. Preaching in Hawaiian 10 am and Hawaii lang 7:30 pm. English preaching scheduled for Havwailang 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:90 pm.
The December term of the Supreme Court opened with three view habeas corpus petitions from Chinese refugees. Chief Justice Judd and Associate Justice Whiting presided as petitioners were ordered produced. Hearing fixed for Wednesday after tentative disqualification questions and a lengthy argument over moving delays and quarantine remands.
The Grand Duke Cyril of Russia travels with HL. Hy and aides Livats Coube and Powsinoff IRON aboard the Ching and other through passengers. He heads back to St. Petersburg after service on the Asiatic station.
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