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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1899
Page
5
Just arrived per S S Aus tralia a grand display of assorted silverware including cruet stands berry dishes cake baskets fruit stands pudding dishes and ice tubs with filters fancy vases and napkin rings plus Rodger's silver plated ware spoons forks and more. Call to inspect. cash price 10 percent off.
A terse notice notes that worn goods must not be displayed on the counters of those who advertise in The Bulletin, signaling compliance expectations for local merchants and advertisers.
A list of local notices. A. Sinclair will be absent from January to the 15th. Honolulu Chapter No. 1 R. A. M. meets tonight. W F Wieon of T. H. Davies & Co. ill with a bad cold. Government schools reopening postponed by the Minister of Public Instruction. Passengers on America Maru praise officers and accommodations. Mid-Pacific Steamship Co. holds a special meeting Friday December 29. Local stock brokers unfazed by Mawalian securities slump. Family of the late Captain Christian thanks friends. Joseph Marsden returns from Europe aboard the America Mary. John Wilson reports favorable reception of Hawaiian show in Chicago, poor in St Louis. Infant of Mr Mrs Harry Tolbert dies of acute bronchitis. Mystic Lodge K of P elects officers. Legal notices include Lucy K. Peabody filing 13 suits in Circuit Courts to quiet title, naming numerous defendants.
The United States transport G from San Francisco reached the harbor mouth at 10 o clock with Colonel Roblin visiting in a shore boat. It left at 11 for Guam to obtain coal, carrying the 48th Infantry, a colored regiment recently called by the President. The Boston Lyric Opera Trovatore opens at the Orpheum with smoking banned and ticket prices 50 to 1 dollar.
Washington December 20 The Re N 5 W for five or ten years beginning November 1 1900 under the supervision act of 1891 extends American maritime mail service in the Pacific to seventeen outward trips a year from fourteen and aims to speed passage between Sydney New York and London with expedited railway mail links. Bids due March 1 must prove 5 000 tons or more at speed and call at Honolulu Apia and other points to be selected by the Postmaster General.
Washington reports strong congressional opposition in both chambers to the reciprocity treaties with France Argentina and Britain West Indies. The measures face danger from disputed provisions and House resistance, possibly preventing approval even with a Senate two thirds vote.
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