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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1896
Page
5
Water notice cites Section 1 Chapter 1886 and informs water privilege holders that rates for 1807 will be due at the Water Works in Kapundwa tolling on January 31. Unpaid amounts after fifteen days incur a 10 percent penalty. Superintendent Andrew Brown signs the notice from Honolulu H T on December 17, 1806.
The fragmentary note speaks of Christmas observance and good deeds as a path to happiness. It mentions readers of the beLnerin and urges patrons, borrowers, friends and foes to act kindly, sending Christmas wishes to Christina.
The article traces early advocacy for annexation of Hawaii, noting mixed party reception and the Bun LUVIN paper’s stance. It argues annexation as a long-standing theme, with the journal promoting the idea that the United States would become Hawaii’s natural refuge when monarchy fails, while criticizing false hopes of nonexation and cautious about imperial schemes and colonial models. It mentions resistance within parties and concerns about broader colonial obligations.
A brief note argues there are quicker routes to the goal than a colonial system for the United States. It presents asserted facts about the Bulletin's position and invites disproof to aid those who favor succinct recall.
A corrected account states no presentation of the Annexation Club roll to Dottity employees occurred. A private scroll, linked to a proprietor, allegedly influenced signatures. A Hawaiian foreman who joined the Club carried a torch at a farewell procession for Minister Stevens, citing concern for his children's future.
The London Times debates whether the new century begins in 1900 or 1901. It favors ordinal year counting, placing the era’s start at the close of 1900, while noting the public’s curiosity about dating and celestial timing beyond centuries.
The Chronicle expresses hope that Hawaii will soon obtain a cable link, noting its great value to the United States. The message praises the author of benevolent sentiment and hints at generous, angelic qualities.
San Francisco lawyers clashed when one struck another with a fist in a recent report. The judge called the conduct reprehensible but did not fine the practitioner for lacking a pistol.
In a district court session Judge Wilcox opened proceedings amid a strong odor of opium from nearby dope outfits Cordes and C. faced multiple cases including possession charges with several defendants fined. Notable rulings included short sentences for Chin Cook and Cupid Kalauianaole with mild penalties and a dismissal of one case after testimony. The session ended as the judge adjourned for Christmas turkey at the Central Meat Market with meats to be fed there.
Sailors' Home Restaurant Lu Hung Co proprietors offer a Christmas Dinner from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. featuring giblet soup, fried meat, roast turkey with cranberry sauce, roast beef, vegetables, mashed potatoes, plum pudding, mince pie, tea coffee and chocolate for 25 cents.
Stores of the unbrigued will be closed on Christmas Day. Castera are requested to place their orders early as convenient Thursday.
Last week showcased gift articles while this week features an economical push with tax and water rate savings. Save by shopping our stock of cat and buggy harnesses, dump cart gear, collars, working harness, chamois skins, brushes, bits, whips, and new dash boards for brakes. Dietz lanterns offer bright options for driving at night.
Wall Nichols Co. acts as agent for Santa to reward the most original letter from a Honolulu child under ten. Letters mailed to the Wall Nichols store between 9 am November 28 and noon December 24 will be judged by press representatives with a beautiful doll as the prize. The doll will be exhibited in a Wall Nichols window during the period.
The notice identifies Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited located opposite Spreckelen Bank. No further details provided in the readable text.
Alameda delay preserves enlarged stock of Whiting silverware arriving from San Francisco. The display includes Sardine Servers silk case 4.05, Child's Set 36.60, Pie Knives 10.20, Cake Knives 11.05, Butter Knives 4.75 and more. Store open evenings.
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