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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1898
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes steady sugar markets and rising land values as Honolulu expands toward the harbor. With rapid transit, suburban growth seems inevitable, and owners of seaside homesteads or investments may gain as the city spreads, potentially rivaling Hong Kong in maritime importance.
The article argues wages have not driven rents down in Honolulu Hin Jatu May. instead rents fall due to real estate competition government land sales, building and loan actions, and agency plotting. It notes more housing supply, subdivided labor, and wage trends with no collapse of prosperity implied.
In the case of Admirs. H. Holmes trustee and others, Mrs. En Syak Agen, through attorneys Magoon and Silliman, moves to bar claims and notes Supreme Court influence on Cahill title. Father Valentine seeks admin letters for Anna Cahill estate under a 1898 will directing residue to Mrs. P. Callahan of Kentucky. Executor asked to continue millinery business until sale is reasonable, with an estimated value of 3000 dollars.
The semi annual Marlin trophy rifle event will be held this afternoon from 1 30 to 6 oclock between N G H companies at Kakanko butts. Captain Paul Smith will preside, select assistants and scores, with Regulars marking. Teams entered include B D E F and G, A may enter while C and H cannot. High scores expected. team G stands best chance to set a record. P F Ryan continues as anchor head, aided by William Carlyle. The Anchor offers Seattle beer on draught and a full selection of whiskies and liquors.
Dr B B Burgess former choir leader at the Methodist church sails to Canada aboard the last Vancouver steamer with the Jef fries family. He will not return and friends wish him success in his new field. Photos risk spoilage unless protected. King Bros offer an inexpensive method to preserve them.
Managem Suarueen presents a benefit show at the Willi son’s circus in Honolulu. Consuls and dignitaries from Italy Germany Peru and China attended along with naval officers and tourism officials. The Government military band accompanied daring acts by Harry Dixon Jonny Hayes Malle Frederica and Abdallah the trained Arab horse, with a final speaking tribute by Mr. Martin. The audience filled the tent and many stood or left for lack of seating as the troupe prepared to move to other islands.
The column notes a lull in bicycle coverage while signaling anticipation of renewed activity or developments. No specific event or date is provided within the readable text.
Geo C Sellner, in Omaha for the Trans Miss International Exposition, is distributing illustrated pamphlets and soliciting business and industrial leaders to back a Hawaiian exhibit. States west of the Mississippi, other governments, and the Hawaiian Islands government express strong interest. Council Bluffs will assist with visitor flow. The event runs June 1 to November 1 and aims to rival the World's Fair in scale.
Olney Soucie of Pioneerville Idaho relates that his young son suffered eczema with itching on the hands. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla the face cleared and the child recovered after five to six bottles. Hood's Pills were the only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla, praised as easy and effective.
Three wealthy Cubans arrived by air seeking investments and a home in Hawaii. Discouraged by Cuba's troubles they pursue better opportunities and plan to direct funds toward sugar ventures. They are lodging near Mechanics' Home at Hotel and Nuvanu streets, paying 60 cents nightly and 126 pounds per week.
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