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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1898
Page
7
The notice lists W. G. Irwin & Co as agents for the Western Sugar Refinery Co, Seattle or San Francisco area details. It mentions locomotive parts, chemical products, steam pipe coverings, paints, linseed oil, white lead, filter cloths, cement, lime, and other industrial supplies, indicating a broad catalog for industrial needs. The fragmentary text signals a historical business advertisement with multiple product lines and supplier names.
For more than fifty years Perry Davis Pain Killer has stood the test against remedies and remains a home essential. It is harmless and not habit forming, offering relief for colic cramps dysentery colds and other painful afflictions with a few doses. The 35c size contains over double the quantity of the 25c size.
Prof Libhey of Prim Conduct and Prof Willian Libbey of Prinerton University plan a summer scientific expedition to the Hawaiian Islands. They will take four or five Prinerton students for four to six months to study lava beds forests and other areas for biological, geological and botanical specimens. The leader has prior Hawaii experience and believes nine treasure-like resources exist there.
The Alameda steamer announces changes in its personnel with First Assistant Engineer 8 moving ashore, to be succeeded by O R Denmark and G Brown as second and third engineer. Commander Dowdell of the Ausrain takes command of the steam Zenaudia, replacing the Australia on the Honolulu run. Captain James Raines to be first officer and Keller to be chief engineer. Evening loading events include Myrtle Boat Club anniversary at 8, with a long program and special appearances by multiple named patrons and speakers.
The document lists 1897 San Francisco to Seattle shipment figures totaling 1 046 , 216 80 000 2 000 4 100 and includes assorted local notices and advertisements. Notable items mention the Popular House at 154 Port Street with weekly rates from 1.00, flower deliveries by Mrs A King at Women’s Exchange, a health claim about beer, a Kuinmer beer note, and carriage services and home decor offerings.
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