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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1898
Page
3
A rare opportunity offers 1500 acres in North Kona for leasehold sale at a low figure. About 200 acres are planted with coffee, 50 acres in old coffee, and 1100 acres suitable for planting. Purchaser taxed only on improvements. no rent. Describes climate and elevation suitability for coffee investment and potential high returns.
In Chicago January 25 report President Dole of Hawaii left after a two day visit. A Young Men's Republican Club of Los Angeles petition urged ratification of the Hawaii treaty. Separate resolutions favored annexation to guard the Nicaragua canal and boost Pacific trade while opposing contract labor. The LA club resolution was sent to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and noted to Senator White.
Cardinal Vaughan in Grasse says hostility to England is election driven and that better men avoid politics. He warns the nation could be dragged into personal crisis policies as long as prudent citizens stay aloof.
Last Sunday evening at St Andrew's Cathedral A Mackintosh spoke on the early church divisions. He traced the split among Eastern, African, and Roman churches and noted the council of Nicea and rising ceremony in holy communion. Next Sunday will discuss further growth of Catholic divisions.
A fragment describes a furnished room at the Popular House 164 Fort Street from 81.00 weekly and solicits orders for a special menu or dinner cattle, with watercolors or ollx by King Bros. Hotel Street. Reinier beer is promoted as healthful and the Criterion Saloon lists contact numbers 783 and 113 for carriage and hack services in Seattle.
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