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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1896
Page
10
In a humorous exchange from Once a Week, Mrs. Younglove rejects fault on bills claiming inconsistency from Mr. Younglove. He laments hard times and asks for a reduction, while she counters that he is equally unreliable with expenses.
A stray fragment from the Philadelphia Inquirer shows a comical exchange about a bathing suit and an elephant cover. The odd dialogue mentions Fat Boy and a Bathing Master with a hurried demand, reflecting playful, nonsensical newspaper prose.
Sterling the painter announces roof painting quotes using coal tar and cement. He claims the cheapest and best roof preparation in Io nolalu. Contact Olive at Fort Street near Catholic School, telephone 8419, for details.
Three lots with comfortable cottages on Makiki Street near Beretania Honolulu. Yards planted with shrubs and ornamental trees. Sold together or separately. Apply to J Alfred Magoon 1760.
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