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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1898
Page
8
Public notices reveal a business mix including insurance brokerage and securities undertakings. The fragment references Kur Utors and Underwriters, subscriptions for a company, and offerings tied to developing projects in Hawaii, plus trustee and investment activities with various financial instruments.
The text lists various chemical names and terms, referencing substances such as Sulphate of Annona and Sulphate of Patra, along with fragmented proper nouns like Nivenstend Seti Hane Mewl and Monnens. It appears as an unclear OCR snippet with no coherent narrative or identifiable event.
The item notes signal speeds at 2 fpm and a weather light with February wind. The Standard mentions time signals and navigational details including a 80m pom reference for Hae wallin Standard thine.
Movements of Stramels listed with departures for the next six days. Simawans Fouatta Kinon Hilo and related crews including Australasian Fra Vine San DPrancisee Mokot WG Hall Kauai Alamediolonios are slated to depart and proceed with selling tomorrow aml.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous personal names followed by numbers and places such as Bilawes Stine Kaenn Puutki Kahuku Watinanalo Sydney Callao and others. Content appears to be a damaged ledger of durations or counts with mixed place names and dates lacking coherent narrative.
A garbled list of names and places appears to reference goals and assignments across multiple locations. The fragmented text mentions Kona, Peru, China, San Francisco, Hayward, and Hilo with various individuals and roles tangled within.
In Honolulu on February 1, born to We A Kinney and his wife La Kinney a child named Kinney. The brief notice records the birth and parental names in a concise local column.
The Anchor remains under P. F. Ryan with William Carlyle assisting in charge. Seattle patrons can obtain beer and the best whiskies including John Dewar's Scotch. A fall stock of other liquors and wines is kept on hand.
An itemized evening schedule lists a Prof. A Agassiz lecture in Pauahi hall, Oahu College, followed by a conundrum social, a Monthly meeting of G A R, a Regular meeting of Oahu Lodge K of P, a drill by Company A NGH, a Young Hawaiians' Institute meeting, and a Rose Croix chapter social, all around 7:30. Also mentions Laut Club social at 7:30.
Shipping notes from harbor front include the Mariposa and AW Spina departures for Hilo and New York, with 150 tons general merchandise and 8 tons and 2 steerage passengers from the Colonies. The brigantine WG Lewin expected from San Francisco with an assorted cargo, plus a fall sugar shipment list from Kaoni. The French cruiser Duguay Trouin arrived from Callao with 350 men aboard, bound for home via South American ports, Commodore Fort awaiting orders.
A scrambled listing of passengers from various colonies, with travel segments between Sydney Auckland Apia and Honolulu, plus detailed cargoes of sugar imports from multiple firms. The note also mentions coffee lands and plantation prospects, with assorted names and vendors.
A Kansas correspondent describes methods for storing bulbs and plant roots in trenches with straw coverings to allow ventilation. It compares trench storage with and without straw, noting straw improves handling though both are effective. Also discusses soil restoration with manures, and tips on drying tomato seeds and photo preservation.
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