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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1901
Page
5
New stock arriving includes rain gauges, mats in various sizes, chain and galvanized options, cane knives plentiful, cartridges and rope, painting supplies, and from Minch to pares low rice plows and breaking plows.
Hawaiian Hardware Macfarlane and Co reports receipt of a shipment of Hunter Rye Whisky from Wm Lanahan and Son of Baltimore. The delivery marks a direct import from the distillers and adds a celebrated rye option to the store’s liquor lineup.
A collage of advertisements and notices appears including loan offers, bakery and lodging promotions, employment and vehicle ads, police court brief, shipping departures, and Y.M.C.A. activities. Names and places such as Kahului Honolulu Fort Street and Mauna Loa show, with notes on weather and local business promotions.
Hi lo held its first Chinese church dedication on Ponahawal street last Sunday at 2 p.m. The simple yet attractive interior featured ferns and flowers. F W Damon presided with Rev. Gulick Baptiste Crugan Kelilplo Uyeda Thwing and others on the platform. The garden schooner Malolo later towed the schooner Kewallans to sea bound for Koolau ports.
Fragmentary OCR listing multiple goods and prices, including sugar oats and weights, with inconsistent formatting and missing context for a coherent event or report.
The article notes a blind Hawaiian woman named Kabanun Meok who rents a mango tree near Walawa to a Chinese man, with annual rent. It explains the old practice of picking ripe mangos, selling baskets for a small price, and estimates about 50 dollars earned from mango gathering, highlighting local fruit economics and the potential for profit from the rented tree in a well populated Walawa area.
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