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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1899
Page
8
A YM C A Camera Club meeting read seventeen men committing to join. They scheduled March 4 entertainment to raise funds for a dark room. Hedemann will present stereopticon views, Prof. Scott to lecture, and lockers will require an additional rental fee.
At Commissioner Kenny's Friday reception for Lord Charles Beresford a lady dined near him and murmured admiration. Lord Charles replied that he is no longer a British Admiral but now a plain commercial traveler, then winked at an acquaintance.
By authority the Finance Department invites sealed tenders to purchase Hawaiian Government bonds worth 250000 dollars in 1000 dollar denominations. Tenders due by 12 noon on April 1, 1899, with sections for varied lot sizes, redeemable 1916 earliest, interest in United States gold coin, at par minimum, right reserved to reject any or all bids. Signed S M Damon, Minister of Finance.
Weather observations from Diamond Head signal station reference thick haze and fresh winds with a 80 degree high and dew point near 0. Shipping schedule lists arrivals and departures from Oahu ports including Panatou and Ha waii routes. Vessels such as Stmr Novau Stmr Walaleale Stmr Twa and several freighters are noted with origin ports and intended destinations through Feb 6, detailing Hawaii and Maui port movements.
Harbor front items note Geo Jones as Costume Guard aboard the Ceylon and 8 C Allen with sugar. Schooner Blanche and Ella from Kaunakakai. Keauhou and Kilohana at Waimea as W G Hall left Kauai. Xinao starts new schedule at 8 pm sailing tonight and returning Saturday night. Martha Ly sugar at Inter-Island wharf. American Barker Bryant from San Francisco with 1850 tons for Hackfeld & Co. Pros ser Paulsen arrives from Tacoma for Lewers & Cooke. One crewman sick on trip down. W G Hall reports 57,020 bags of sugar left Kauai with multiple consignments listed.
In Honolulu on February 4 1809 Mr and Mrs C B Wood welcomed a baby girl while a social visit featured Lord Charles Beresford and his secretary Mr Grey presented to President Dole and ministers. The delegation met in the Executive chamber for about thirty minutes and shared pleasant conversation.
Notice from Pound Master Kekuene announces impounded animals at the Government Pound in Maliki Kona Oahu. If pound fees remain unpaid, Black Mare, Black Horse, Sorrel Horse, Mouse colored Horse are to be sold at Public Auction on Saturday February 18 1899 at 12 o clock. Names and brands are given for identification. Honolulu February 4 1899.
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