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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1898
Page
8
Fragmented text reports clear weather and tides at a signal station with scattered place names like Diamond Head and Kauai. It mentions winds, schedules, and six day outlooks alongside odd proper nouns suggesting a maritime or colonial weather log.
The readable lines name individuals and ports in a scattered list. It mentions Kailua, Latvia, and Anlatic station among other unclear items. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
In Makewell on February 6 a son was born to Mrs Hartinh at the residence of Mr L M Cole on Linton Street in Align. The infant is named Davis, born to a wife of Captain Davis, aged about seven.
A crowded Emma Square gathering featured Miss Kinoho delivering a standout performance with a powerful voice. The event drew about 860 attendees outside the park as the main draw, with Ringer Pisnos praised for tone. Sole agent Jas W. Bergstrom offered cash or installments through Warerooma at G. West's Masonic Temple and Thrum's Book Store for tuning and repairing, phone 347.
The snippet lists various meeting times and venues including Excelsior Lodge and Theosophic close meeting at Harmon Hill, Cyclomère Park eel events, American League gathering, and Court Camers, all scheduled around 7:30 PM to 8:00 PM.
Shipping traffic along the harbor front includes ships Ka Moi, Edward May, Mauna Lea, and steamer Maui preparing to sail or arrive from San Francisco. The bark SC Allen and steamer Helene head for San Francisco and multiple Hawaiian ports. A busy next week is anticipated with arrivals including Warrimoo and other liners, while the P. Rithet cargo to San Francisco details sugar bags and consignors.
Passenger listings show arrivals and departures at Kauai and Honolulu ports aboard multiple vessels. Prominent names include Prom Havamaulu and James Maken das Olds Jr with deck aboard, and crews aboard the Geo O Perkins and Lurline. Sugar shipments of 4278 bags are noted from H Hackfeld & Co for delivery to San Francisco.
Officers of the Strangers Friend Society held their quarterly meeting at the Y M C A parlor at 10 this morning. Treasurer reported donations from Aubrey Robinson T H Davies Co Central Union church and others totaling amounts including 234 00 266 30 1038 80 80 06 5u 06. The society noted new cases and the addition of 15 poor homes on the list with several contributors praised for support.
College baseball interest grows as Punahou and Kamehameha form teams for a potential series. Practice continues daily with Kamehameha almost ready. Ohwek reports efforts to secure players, many still raw. If the series is arranged games will be open to the public amid ongoing delays and tentative scheduling.
About 200 attended the Kamoihili benefit at Waiahao Church last evening. Music featured the Kamehameha Glee Club Kawainhao girls Institute pupils Waikiki club Paul Isenberg and others. T H Davies gave a short talk. Refreshments and social time followed.
The First Regiment will resume drill this week with orders issued tomorrow for a drill of the flat battalion on Thursday evening the 10th. The second battalion will drill the following evening. Toyo Jackson returns to the witch board by telephone today. Gorge Macy may seek the sergeant at arms post in the Senate. Jamen Lemon reports back at the Central office, another veteran.
E O Hall and Son hosted a big wheel day selling fine bicycles including Q Columbias and Ramblers. Three units went to town parties and six to Kauai. Ordora promoted a special menu and dinner cards in water colors or oils at King Brow on Hotel Street.
An auction notice describes a coffee ranch sale with multiple parcels and improvements. The text references land near Volcano Roll and Mountain View, with plans for expanding plantings and a potential loan. The fragmentary notice limits precise figures and dates, but indicates buyer interest and property features.
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