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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1899
Page
5
A shipment from S S Aus tralia showcases a grand display of assorted silverware including berry dishes cake baskets fruit stands pudding dishes and decorative stands with ice tubs pitchers card receivers and napkin rings Rodger’s silver plated ware features table desert and tea spoons spoons and other pieces ideal as Christmas and New Year gifts offered at lowest market price with 10 percent cash discount.
Fort Street opposite Spreckels Bank pageant of modern goods highlights merchants who advertise in The Bulletin with shop-worn items absent from counters.
Miscellaneous notices from a Hawaiian paper listing local events and ads. Dr Emerson and Dr Day noted, Amos wires, waxes about invalids, amateur orchestra rehearsal, Love Bakery call, quarantee guards in Chinatown, Am ship Wakefield and Cortney Ford cargoes, 1900 Kona Sugar Co. delinquency notice, court liquor case trouble, Ah Chow and other vendors in Chinatown, Roderick Dhw and Cortney Ford sails, Friday dance at Progress Hall, Chan Tat Kon death identity, insane woman from Watohino moved to asylum, runaway horses on Alakea, Lewers Cooke calendar, Pacific Import towel sale, hotel and home keeper ads.
December 16 report introduces a bill to fund a U S Guam Manila Hong Kong and Japan telegraph cable network. The Postmaster General would contract with an American company at up to 400000 annually for twenty years with a duplicate line to prevent outages. Government messages to run by year twenty at half rate during peace and may seize assets in war.
John Q. Wood donated a piano to the Bucksport grammar school, and the instrument was placed in position on Wednesday according to the Kennebec Journal.
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