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The fragmentary text from The Evening Bulletin lacks a readable event or person. It mentions rates, Hawaii, and a postal box, but no concrete action, date, or identifiable entity to summarize into a valid record.
22 Dec 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1896
Page
1
The fragmentary text from The Evening Bulletin lacks a readable event or person. It mentions rates, Hawaii, and a postal box, but no concrete action, date, or identifiable entity to summarize into a valid record.
By authority the Board of Health invites sealed tenders for six months supplies to Molokai leper settlement and Oahu Lunane Asylum. Items include lumber, nails, pipes, flour, sugar, salmon, soap, matches, salt, oil, hay, grain, oats, bran, oats, beef, bread, and more with delivery to specified sites and quantities. Tenders due December 23, 1896. bids not bound to accept lowest.
A fragmented price list shows items such as raking powder eight ounces per unit, broom materials for steamboat or mill use, Colt Green Koun products at one hundred pounds per month, flour quality at four anchors per barrel, potatoes, onions, and vegetables priced per pound or case, and canned tomatoes plus tea and sugar rates. It reflects a mid era trade catalog with multiple goods and monthly consumption figures.
Tenders are invited by the Board of Health for six months ending June 8 1997 for hides and tallow delivered to the wharf at a specified weight. Bids must state price per pound for hides and for tallow. payments in gold coin on delivery. bids subject to no obligation to accept the highest or any bid. entries due by December 23 1896 at noon. William O Smith, President Board of Health.
Government lands to be leased at 12 oclock on Wednesday December 28 1896 at Judiciary Burching Henotiu. First tract Ku more and Wail Hawaii 495 acres more or less with 1000 upset rental. Second Kahei Kohala 455 acres about. Third Kubei Kohala 86 acres. Fourth Hamakui Hawaii 390 acres. Leases five years from November 13 1897 with semiannual rents. Government may take portions for road work and may take soil rock or gravel as needed.
On the land of Kawaipapa Hens Maui below the Government road Torm 15 years Upset rental 25.00 payable yearly in advances. Plane of the above may be seen at the Pablo Lands Office where further particulars may be obtained. Signed J. F. Brown Agent of Public Lands Dated November 25 1896
Government calls for sealed tenders at the Foreign Office by December 22 1596 for monthly supplies to the National Guard of Hawaii. Items include butter bacon bread beef and more with quantities listed up to thousands of pounds and loaves. Bids must cover all items and be endorsed for Commissary. The Foreign Affairs Minister cautions no obligation to accept the lowest bid.
A French traveler, Paul d Enjoy, claims the missing dink in Eodio China near Annam is alive. He describes Moi people with rough hair and possible tail changes, and notes intermarriage affecting blood purity and burial customs in bamboo pots. News notes naval strength comparisons and local court scenes with several arrests.
A single Christmas Day service at St Andrew's cathedral by Second Congregation with special music. Choir pieces include Angela As Voglio Schilling Anthem There is a Ghenharta Dudley Buck sermon by Rev Mackintosh and hymn O Come All Ye Faithful. Communion follows with Rev Gottwartz assisting by Mackintosh.
The article notes that many young men left Honolulu for Bulawayo in Matabeleland, South Africa, with prices for essentials rising sharply. Potatoes cost 20.25 per bag, tinned butter 1.25 per pound, flour 35 per bag, mealies 858.75 per bag, and even furnished rooms at the Popular Hone Md Kort tract start at 1.00 per week.
The Higher Courts decide to remand the matter to the Circuit Court of the First Circuit for further actions. An order staying proceedings from October 1805 is vacated. The record covers actions by J Gundlach Co and others, with references to Hawaiian cases, admirality libels, and appeals in Fifth and First Circuit venues.
Christmas pies include extra mince cranberry and squash pies delivered by H F Singer in charge of the old established Singer bakery. Cakes of all kinds are a specialty with a Christmas morning delivery promising fresh pies and cakes.
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