Local Notices and Events Highlight December Happenings
No arrests reported. Japanese serobats tonight. Oriole Music concert at the YMCA ball. Circus ad changes and Hawaiian cauliflower sold by Lewis & Co. Mikahala departs at 5 on Monday. San Jose first-class theater band concert at Emma Square. Kaumakapili church praise tomorrow. Lesser and wish sail for the Colonies on the Monowai. Weir and Deverill return from Kanal on the Mix Kahala. New holiday ads from King Bros. St Andrew's Victory pupils perform tonight. Seringa crew credit instruction issued. Captain Madixon King replaces Schnauer on Joho Ena. Mrs Eassie and Misses Bi and A. Thomas arrive on Mikahala. Crown dishes sale Monday Feb 24. Prof Scott’s son returns from Stanford to study law. Planters' Monthly December is substantial. W R Castle set to sail from San Francisco Jan 9 on the Alameda. Wild Swan officers to receive a sei pprich by British Commissioner Hawes Monday. Stabbing affray near Elvele last Thursday leaves a half white wounded. Akimo convicted in Perry court for Russian War game fined $100. Kawamoto guilty of destroying clothing. $30 fine. Chang Hung pleads guilty to opium. thirty days on the reef due to lack of funds. Lewis & Co plate glass adorned with evergreens and Xmas treats. Monowai brings trees, salmon, oysters. Wo Chong charged with polygamy. three years living with two wives. Lawyer Robertson case postponed. bail $500. Wirth’s Circus offers new thrills today. Dick Turpin’s York ride staged tonight. Wray Taylor ships croquet sets, baseballs, instruments, music books, waters, games, and $10 for Kalini lepers from recent show profits.
Christmas edition gains financial footing for Bolcatn Bulletin
The management thanks planters merchants and business men for their support enabling the Christmas number of the BolcoTn Bulletin to become a financially secure edition. A schedule of entertainment by St Andrew's Priory girls includes musical pieces and drill. Members of the Hawaiian Society Sons of the American Revolution are urged to attend a noon meeting at Hawaiian Safe Deposit Co. The issue notes local ads and store visits for advance previews and promotions.
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Christies Bulletin
Xtra
Islands
BoLcoTtn
Siety
Sons of the
Hawaiian Safe Deposit Company
Jonx Errinern
First 1896 calendars and candy shop ads in Honolulu
E O Hall and Sona distribute 1896 calendars while Palace Candy Store on Hotel Street advertises fresh daily candy and holiday treats. D D 8 Dental Office Cottage No 100 Alakoa Street lists hours and phone. Mechanics’ Home offers lodging with weekly or monthly terms. King Bros promote framing services.
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E. O. Hall & Sona
Palace
Hotel Street
A. J. Derby
D.D
Alakoa Street
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San Jose
California
Emma Square
Kaumakapili
W. F. Lesser
Wish
Monowai
Alk. Weir
W. Deverill
Kanal
Kahala
King Bros
St. Andrew's Vicory
Seringa
Madixon King
Schnauer
William Eassie
A. Thomas
Morgin
Scott
Stanford University
Planters
W. R. Castle
San Francisco
Alameda
Hawes
Elvele
Akimo
Perry
Kawamoto
Chang Hung
Lewis & Company
Wo Chong
China
Robertson
Wirth’ Circus
Dick Turpin
York
Black Bess
Wray Taylor
Moloksi
Mariana
Brother Dutton
Kalini
St. Andrew's Priory
Die
Queen of the Earth
WL Breeley
J.S. Martin
Dr. McKibbin
W. W. Dimond
Nichols Company
Hotel St
J.s.martin
the Tailor
Medical Hall
Fort Street
W. G. Irwin & Co
Plstote
KMAS
U.S
Reval
Nuainu
Honolulu
Arlington Block
Cahill
Iskat
Consignee
Sevinga
Honolatubre
Alma Cottage
Watkiel
Apr Frank Hustace
McInerny Shoe Store
HAY & Grain
Rose
Tke
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Yokohama
Hongkong
Portland
N. Com
Mount Lebanon
Honalutu
Tortland
Iny
Theo. H. Davies & Co, Limited
Theo
H. Davies & Co., Limited
Bet General Agente
Hoseaby Sig
Phu Deal Fertioey
Ring Street
Ico
the Metropolitan Meat Co
McKenzie
SH Alakew
N. S. Sachs
Australia
Hotel
Turkeys
Ani
Henry Davis & CO
Empire
UN Diseot
Europe
Qur McBrayer
Louise
Atel
James Olds
Prop
A. V. Gear
Teleplake Sin
C. W. Macfarlane
Alan King
Arlington
T. Scrouse
DAI Nippon
Weer
Achiytow Hook
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