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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1899
Page
6
East Kalihi tract offers best Pearl Harbor view with deep soil free of stones. Water laid before building. A Princess Kaiilani memorial park space set aside. Lots offered at lowest market prices. applications to office with preference by order received.
Official notice from the Board of Health Hawaii warns of past suspected bubonic plague cases, confirms two confirmed plague deaths, reports no new plague deaths since January 12, quarantine lifted December 19, 1899, and declares Honolulu Port free of disease. government offices to close for Christmas and New Year holidays.
Water users must pay term ending June 30 1909 rates by January 1900 at Honolulu Water Works Jat dh. Delinquent 15 days adds 10 percent. Delinquent February 16 1900 faces termination without further notice. Also includes procurement notes on materials and provisions such as cement, Portland lime, lumber, and bread samples.
A dated inventory lists monthly and one time quantities for bread, flour, crackers, coffee, sugar, tea, rice, onions, potatoes, pork, beef and other provisions. Items include bread daily, flour by barrel, condensed milk, oats, hay, bran, and coal at Departure Bay. Tender requirements specify weight, unit, and delivery location at Stables and Insane Asylum.
An exchange reports active trading of Letters Credit Intuch across all parts of the world, indicating broad global flow. Traders warn of liquidity shifts and price sensitivity amid evolving market access.
A historical notice from BISEIOFs Co Bankers outlines general banking and exchange services. It promotes letters of credit usable in major world cities and lists fixed deposit interest rates effective after July 1, 1898: 3 percent for two months, 4 percent for twelve months.
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