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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1898
Page
3
A rare opportunity offers a leasehold for sale in North Kona, with 1h00 acres available to interested parties at a good rental. About 200 acres are coffee planted, 60 acres are old coffee, and the remaining 110 acres suitable for future planting. Purchasers only liable for improvements taxes, no rent to be paid. The deal promises potential large returns for capable capital.
A concise consumer offer promises a full refund if buyers dislike Selling's Best, available at local grocers. The note underscores a confidence claim and directs shoppers to purchase with assurance.
Claudine Cameron and Commander Star will leave Honolua Tuesday at 6 for Kahului Hana Hamo Kipahulu Maui, returning to Honolulu Sunday mornings. Second monthly visit calls at Nun Kaupo. Freight policy notes may change times without notice. Consignees must meet freight at landings. live stock handled at owner risk. Passengers urged to buy tickets. late buyers face 25 percent surcharge.
President Dole arrives in Chicago after a private war of Northwestern road officials. Crowds of Lake Forest students cheer as he is escorted by Major General Brooke and the First Regiment. A formal reception at the Union League Club ends with a dinner hosted by Chicago residents and a supper for dignitaries including Mayor Harrison and Gen Brooke.
Commissioner Henry Smith will conduct a noon sale at the Judiciary Building under Bishop Estate trustees and Circuit Court authority. The Molokai ranch with sheep cattle and goats will be offered, with a court-set upset price of 150,000 likely to be surpassed by multiple bidders. sale terms and full property description appear in another column.
Health and strength gained by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, fortifies the whole system and eases nervous troubles. Work that seemed wearing becomes easy and cheerful. Hood's Pills are the best family cathartic and liver tonic. Gentle and reliable.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes critics who claimed the Dingley bill and Hanna would fail are back, now predicting doom for the Hawaiian treaty. They blame the usual excuses as the proponents pull themselves free from the lobby.
The Anchor proclaims P F Ryan still in charge with William Carlyle assisting and promotes Seattle beer on draught and various whiskies including John Dowar's Scotch. It lists a rainier health claim, telephone access, and mentions other tavern related services at Popular House rooms and Criterion Saloon with contact numbers. City Carriage Co advertises hack services with a careful driver, reachable by telephone.
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