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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1897
Page
1
A testimonial recounts years of indigestion loss of strength and appetite and constipation cured by using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The speaker credits the remedy for restoring health after prior unsuccessful treatments and notes a strong positive transformation after several bottles.
All orders for dance music and related items will be filled at Wall Nichols Co or with P Silva at W O Achi's office. Ring up telephone number 834 for quick service and delivery. The note specifies orders including Pioni Santa and receptions.
On and about January 30 1807 my Office will convene at Allen Cottage Richards Street muaka nextro coro nor of Khig Telephone 1465 oak in 4 7 WAYBON MD.
The February term of the Circuit Court opened with Judge Carter presiding. Attor neys General Smith and Deputy Dole attended as government counsel while many bar members were present. The calendar was called with numerous cases set for trial or disposition including liquor offenses, assaults, ejectment, and various appeals from district courts. In the afternoon, the Republic v Moepono distilling case proceeded and the court discussed estate claims in H Davies & Co and related bankruptcy matters.
Chairman L C Ablow of the Committee on Public Speakers says Senator Cecil Brown George A Davis W R Castle and Charles Creighton have agreed to speak at the Annexation Club monthly meeting to be held in the drill shed tomorrow evening. Ablow also expects to announce one or two more speakers.
G M Boote, arriving from Louisiana aboard the 8. 8. Coptic, has been named manager of the Ha walias Commercial and Sugar Company Rey plantation at Spreckelville to succeed David Coates who resigned. The appointment followed last week’s installation events connected to the change in management.
In district court this afternoon the civil suit Bishop & Co v California Wine Company was dismissed for defective service of summons. Attorney General Davis said the plaintiff will appeal to the Circuit Court. Officers elected for the Catholic Ladies Benevolent Society include Mrs. R Cowes president and Mrs J Lucas secretary. A bank book with Peter Kaslomakaly’s new balance and the Kamehameha back was found and awaits owner at the newspaper office.
Items from the Warfour notes describe Admiral McNuit planning Shanghai headquarters, the Olympic sailing from Nagasaki to Hongkong, Hart and Hunily arriving at Hongkong, and Chinese and British naval interests. Reports mention the Nuavarin, a steel turret ship, and proposed rights granted to Britain. Also noted are registration calls for British subjects in China Japan, a Canton flour mill plan, and broader imperial intrigue in the Philippines with Germany and Japan urged to cooperate.
Aboard the vessel the bullet strike wounded a crewman named Ales Binod and was initially not removable by surgeons. He was evacuated ashore and, in later reports, recovered as the bullet was extracted successfully and his condition improved.
British Commissioner Hawes entertained a large party of diplomatic officials at a Saturday dinner at the Paloma residence. Captain Fleet of H M S Icarns attended, with Lt Slater and Paymaster Silk. Lt Baker and other U S Navy officers joined, along with most members of the diplomatic corps. Civilians present included Count Kergorlay, Win Lewin, and Dr Sloggett.
Mrs F A Schnefer hosted the largest garden party in years for 106 children and many parents on a Saturday. The afternoon featured lawn games, a lavish ten on long tables, and attendants ensuring all were served. Prizes for games were awarded as children enjoyed the event in Elsa Schaefer’s honor amid festive decorations.
Passengers on the P M 8 8 City of Rio de Janeiro from San Francisco to Japan offer a spontaneous tribute to Captain William Ward. The address lauds the staff of officers as manly efficient and courteous, and Honolulu business men who know Captain Wai and his officers endorse the praise.
Hongkong dispatch reports Spanish Consul stating on January 1 at Cacarong and Bigan they seized six trenches and a rebel cartridge factory with arms. Spanish forces suffered 24 killed and 68 wounded while about 100 rebels were killed, including deserters from native regiments.
A formal card from Gro F Henwenen M D Superintendent expresses sincere thanks on behalf of the Insane Asylum officials to the Chinese merchants of Honolulu for the elegant feast presented to the inmates on Chinese New Year’s day.
Harry Davidson held a swan at his Ma Nos Valley home yesterday drawing a large Hoodoly crowd. The gathering annoyed the foul the Hunt Har ry had arranged for friends.
The visitor Mr. TP. Lawning has just returned from three weeks across Olaa district Hawaii, surveying leading plantations. He notes good weather, steady crops, varied yields, and predicts Olaa coffee exports will rise sharply within two to three years, drawing buyers worldwide. He praises local residents as hardworking and hospitable, confident in the district's future.
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