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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1898
Page
8
Advertising claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood and cures eruptions linked to foul blood. A Vermont testimonial from Woodstock cites dramatic skin improvement after using Hood's Sarsaparilla, with references to Neuroful humor and impure blood.
Listings from the harbor show arriving steamers and cargo: W G Hall with sugar from Kauai and heading to Wilkes Star. Mikabola with sugar from Kilauea. Ceylon bound for Port Townsend. Kanai at Makowelin charging freight. Noeaa set to leave Waimes with full sugar load. Dredging near the lighthouse added sand. weather reported as good with light southeast winds. 37,500 sacks of Kauni distributed among Lihue Hauna and other locations.
Public concert at the Hawaiian hotel 7 30 featuring the Moetine Rebekah Lodge and Theosophic gathering at Dr Shaw's 7 80. Onba Lodge Boni Ce aatue Honolulu Commandery K T 7 30. First battalion drill at Armoury square by Thepheareal Amateur Orchestra 7 45.
The arrival list shows Strewa from Kaens Point Amseh Thea from Newcrnstly Stme Walaleale Parker ten hee from Lahaina Stme Mikahala Thompson twelve bee from Nawiliwili Stme WG Hall Hagland one hee Trou Nawiliwill Stor Walaleale Parker for Ka buku Bk Coston Callan for Part Towr Al in batlast.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Mrs Allow Hat Louis Blan Rey and BL Parker performing a ceremony. Readable details are minimal and names appear distorted. The item reads like a ceremonial or social note with suspect spellings and no clear outcome or date.
The notice notes fair houses at Exnod Tueeday and Wedara day vivh s. Stakes drawn this morning, with the combined act to reach town by night, coming by train from the mill. Mr Willison plans to leave on a steamer tomorrow for Lihue Kauni and Camarinos California Bruit Market advertises nuts fruits and vegetables at King and Alakea streets with Pol 878 City Carriage Co offers hacks with reliable drivers at Telephone 113 Fort and Merchant streets.
Passengers arrived from Nawiliwili per a time W G Hall Marshal A M Brown. Reclets Island Produce per Mikabala 6250 bags sugar and 25 bags wool WG Erwin & Co. per Waisleule 3500 ex sugar H Hakle'd & Co. per WG Hall 6342 ax sugar A Hackfeld & Co. 206 sx sugar to Ountle & Cooke.
At an 8 o'clock meeting, Central Union church accepted Rev. D. P. Bernie’s resignation as pastor. PF Judd WFK Allen named a committee to respond to the resignation. E Bishop and Rev d Lesdingham were tasked to confer with the pastor about appointing a council to sever the pastoral relation. A committee on a new minister was chosen: W Bronn W A Bowen and Prof W D Alexander.
A Maine correspondent notes ventilated apple barrels with side and bottom holes and a frame with shallow drawers to keep fruit cool and air circulated. Grafting conclusions from Kansas station favor crown grafting above seedling stock for quality and early rooting. whole roots offer little advantage. Also notes varieties and planting timing for apples, strawberries, pears, and grapes with general gardening guidance.
Multiple coffee lands and ranch properties are offered for sale near Volcano Road. Listings include various sizes from 4 to 80 acres with coffee trees planted and unimproved land. Some parcels include houses and outbuildings, with options on development and transfer of ownership.
Advertisement lists A V Gear & Co offerings including stair carpets Smyrna rugs silk portieres jute portieres lace curtains tapestry portieres table covers draperies silk laces blonde laces thread laces Chantilly laces porcelain lawns India linens organdies etc Kite
The Chroute Colt sr of the Hawaiian Talons seeks probate for the last will and testament of Chirelos T Gutick deceased. A hearing to prove the will and for letters testamentary is set for Friday February 2 at 10 a.m. in the Judiciary Building, Honolulu. Interested parties may appear.
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