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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1895
Page
4
The government orders that cabinet officers must file annual reports for the year ending December 1805. Returns are due by a specified Tuesday in January following, with monthly accounting to be completed and books closed promptly to avoid delays. Minister S. M. Damon issued the directive.
The Chronicle cites Bye Evening Bulletin praising road sprinkler systems as a sound investment for California counties. It notes improved road durability, reduced mud, and savings, with Hawaii’s sparse regions and Honolulu contrasts. Private enterprise in 1864 funded sprinkling efforts, and supporters advocate extension via subscription.
The text argues public health risks from dusty streets and favors wetting pavements with spray before morning traffic. It suggests daily sweeping and Saturday washing, with a proposal to let stores wet down dust for fixed hours. It also mentions a circus benefit idea and remarks on political appointments and impressions of public figures.
A Honolulu store promotes a diverse Christmas lineup including aluminum ware, solid silver pieces, cut glass, plated wares, lamps and shades, onyx tables, and bicycles for children. The selection emphasizes quality, reasonable prices, and appealing gift ideas for the holiday season.
The readable fragments describe seats at a building and mention robots and various acts. References to huts, balancing on a slack wire, and performers such as Sugaling Trapean and Head Halanc appear, with adults and children reserved seating noted in the fragments. The text is garbled and lacks coherent structure.
A festive charity excursion plans a Christmas morning train from Honolulu Station at 6 15 to Waianae. The event aims to raise funds for the Methutit Church Building Fund with a fare of 75 cents and lunch checks included, inviting all to join.
Regular sale at Sale Rooms on Saturday December 23 1805 at 10 o clock in the morning and 5 o clock in the evening features a fine assortment of goods including boots rubber and more. Evening Christmas sale on Monday December 23 1805 and regular sale on Tuesday December 24 1805 offer varied items. Ladies urged to attend seating provided and goods viewable at any time.
Lands for sale near Kona and Honaunan plantations include Vet acres IW Menokua and two gourd ty oH the land. About & acres of old Hewring trolt and energy good ecuitinlin present. For details contact W.C. ACHI Honolulu. All persons indebted to J.T. Waterhouse are notified to settle before January 1, 166 at his Queen St office.
A rental notice from Kahuku Kan Hawaii lists for rent on King Street near Fort. Applications should be directed to Ed A Williams, with contact details in the ad.
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