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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1897
Page
5
Local and general items report a quiet Cabinet day, holiday preparations, store hours, and community events. Notices cover charity sales, church rehearsals, and Christmas observances, with updates on officials, shipments, and social happenings in Honolulu.
A crowd rushes a cargo of three hundred kegs of beer at Oceanic Wharf this afternoon. Police report no clear reason for contraband designation, but mobs swarm the dock with various containers in hopes of taking beer for themselves.
There will be no more band concerts until Sunday afternoon next at Makes Island. The boys will have their regular holiday tomorrow and have Christmas day off by order of Miniter Cooper. This cuts the Saturday afternoon program at Emma square.
A Department of Education committee met for two hours yesterday and will, at this afternoon’s commissioner meeting, present a long list of recommendations. Several teachers are slated for transfer and a number of new appointments are expected.
John Kea Louis Kekumano and Gus Rosa were re elected officers of Company G last evening with fifty men present. Captain John Schaefer presided as Jobo Bull ran against Rove and received 9 votes to 41 for the other man. The other officers faced no opposition. A general good time followed the election.
Annual meeting selects officers for the coming year. C Hrow is nominated for president while W. Ciel is named treasurer V. Forster and Fone TRH Tbe Hanwelialidy Dait are listed among nominees.
A dealer touts Kodak as an ideal present and notes last year’s trade in for Kodak products convinced them to expand this year’s trade in program. Emphasizes up to date offerings and broader selection to meet demand.
An advertisement lists items for youths and adults including a FALCON NO. 2 at 85 00, a NO. 2 BULLED at 10.00, and a NO. 4 CARTRIDGE KO DAK at 25.00, touting Kodak quality and gift suitability.
A colorful promotional note touts the Golden Rule Bazaar. It declares new goods, unmatched variety, and fair prices during the Christmas season. Emphasizes liberal treatment to attract patrons and urges readers to shop for all kinds of presents.
The underargned te prepared to fur stoked Fine and Cowrme Balt to bulk or to eeet from $6.00 to $10.00 per panel con of 3.000 pound 7 5 nowaur? Honolulu, Oct, 16, 1807.
A terse rental notice lists lawn mowers for lease in a sparsely legible ad. The garbled line hints at a small property or barn on a road, with contact details unclear due to OCR distortion.
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