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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1899
Page
8
Delinquent stock certificates in the Sugar Downlows company to be sold at a public auction in Honolulu on December 30 at noon. Conducted by J. Morgan as auctioneer by order of the treasurer J. Cooke, with details listing numerous certificate owners and amounts, and terms announced for the collection of interest.
Delny and Sag Cir Stock to be sold at public auction by order of the treasurer Bir J P. Stock in Kihel Plantation Co delinquent assessment with interest payable before sale May. Certificates listed include Henry A. Buns H. B. Schrotke H. Behratke S. Gares Waterhouse Co Gares Manson Names published to identify certificates James F. Morgan Avett.
The Board of Health in Honolulu on December 28 1899 imposes strict quarantine across a defined area of the city. No person may leave the quarantine zone without authorization from the Board of Health president or its agents.
Shipping and weather bulletin from Punahou and the Weather Bureau lists morning minimums and daily highs, barometer readings, humidity, and Kealakekua signals. Departures include Claudine for Kahului and Planter for San Francisco amid a steady flow of vessels to Liverpool and China. Passengers arriving from San Francisco include many named individuals and families aboard the America Maru and other steamers.
Detroit dispatch notes the Federation of Labor denouncing slavery under the U S flag and condemning Hawaii contracts that bind slaves to labor. sentiment against freedom restrictions spreads as Senate votes against repealing Hawaii’s contract feature. Sugar market in Hawaii shows a general slump with notable transactions and latest quotations. Washington reports the currency bill’s passage amid party divisions and varied support in Congress.
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