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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1897
Page
1
Five lots 75 by 125 feet each offered for sale at the Comer of Lanalilo and Pensacula streets. Described as the most desirable real estate on the plains. For terms apply to Mrs Ek Hendry by telephone 301.
A fragment appears to reference a homelike Ph, a movement called Bwadiah Movement, and training with an eight and physical training eight. Kellogg M D is named with telephous 63 and Buporintonde appears as locations or identifiers, though the text is garbled and uncertain.
All orders for dance music and related services by the Kawaihau Quintette Club will be filled promptly. Orders may be placed at Wall, Nichols Co or with P. Silva at W. O. Acht's office. Telephone number 854 is listed for inquiries.
Honolulu report states Mr Charien A Ree will have full charge of the acpeey of the Wolsinn leg and Reneh with definite authority granted as of February 5.
Honolulu Iron Works will begin a large contract next week to manufacture about 10 000 feet of steel water pipe for Ewa plantation and Lana‘i, ranging from 18 to 80 inches. The project will employ many workers, mainly Hawaiians, and inject at least 20 000 pounds in wages over four months. James Lycett will lead the work with a team of white supervisors and a Hawaiian labor force, and new riveting machines will speed production.
The report notes dollars spent on the new Onhea plantation and future supplies, praising the Hovotula Iron Works for the enterprise and extending best wishes from Bonieri. Separately, ex-Queen Liliuokalani, ill with a severe cold, remains confined at the Shoreham in Washington, postponing a Capitol visit with no political implications. she expects a brief recovery and has canceled engagements until fully well.
The Elfast Weekly News of January 16 lists billing subscriptions for a marble statue of Queen Victoria on a granite pedestal in Helfunt Ireland. The Patlawing list at Hono lula records contributions totaling LOZ shillings.
A Milesian American welcoming a last Colonial steamer passenger on the dock jokes about rain here. They head to the Ascher Saloon for lunch, praising its cool, clear style and the local habit of serving ittup with a glass of Rainter Been to equilibriatize the aorida.
Kinwu Pacific Hardware Co receives fresh supply of Prof Henshaw s Plative type and Sepia prints. Promote New Year reminders to friends using these prints and papers.
Aleva od Chisholm joins with J J Coughlan to create Manufacturing Harness Shop Chisholas & Coughlan proprietors. New firm aims to rival top U S establishments with skilled labor from Eastern States and California veterans and will build on long local reputations.
Fred B. Cathan consents to act as treasurer of the Honolulu Amusement Company and to deposit capital stock in a bank as collected. Robert Scott is collecting subscriptions and reports stockholders prompt payment. He plans to go to San Francisco to secure a first class company for the Opera House and hopes to return with it on March 30 aboard the Australia. The 41000 guarantee should secure top talent for the casino.
Butter from Mikilua and Wainane arrives fresh by rail direct to Palama Grocery’s large ice box opposite the railway depot. We handle it to best advantage and sell at 350 per pound. Palama Grocery, opposite Railway Depot, King Street. Telephone 755.
Sterling the painter plans quotes for roof painting using a coal tar and cement mix. He promises cheapest and best roof preparation in Honolulu area.
Yamagata N should represent Mie in the Queen's jubilee and planned a visit to England this year. Previously as Japanese envoy to the Moscow coronation he sought to tour English dockyards and shipbuilding yards. Li Hong Zhang made a similar inspection visit at that time.
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