Don’t Monkey with the Band Wagon Ex cept You Can Play
The text reiterates the need to divert attention from a playful metaphor to other matters and shifts focus away from a lighthearted tale toward different concerns.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1898
Page
8
The text reiterates the need to divert attention from a playful metaphor to other matters and shifts focus away from a lighthearted tale toward different concerns.
The article advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and cure for many ailments. It cites testimonials including a woman from California who claims eye trouble and sensitivity to light improved after using the medicine. The copy emphasizes natural explanations and urges purchase at one dollar.
Fragmentary notes describe wind directions southwest and time cues across Tuesday through Sunday. Entries reference Phe Stapford and odd timings like 2h and 80m with scattered place names and incomplete phrases.
Steamers scheduled to depart and fill positions for the next day and upcoming period as per applicable laws and regulations. Details unclear due to fragmented text.
Fragmentary OCR text lists many names and locations such as Waiulua Nawiliwill Hilo and Kaual with scattered references to people like James, Tullett, Cameron, Katulu and others. Overall this reads as a damaged roster or shipping/port entry with numerous inconsistencies and missing context.
Deed notice records land transfer for Armstrong at Walulun in the Watluku area during the year indicated. The fragmentary text names parties and place but lacks clear dates or full details of the transaction.
Fragmentary message from San Boncher states that a private individual plans to sail soon. The note suggests potential absence or delayed travel and mentions awaiting news from outside. No clear names or dates are readable.
A fragmented notice notes a local business, Prolit Cycle Manufacturing, introducing new frame products and glove items for a Wednesday event. The readable text mentions ownership and production details, implying a product rollout and timing.
The notice lists band concerts and meetings at Emma Square and several venues. Regimental officers gather at 7:30 p.m., Harmony Biden hosts a 9 p.m. session, and Central Union Church parlors run at 7:30 p.m. Various groups including Myrtle Boat Club and Pacific Lodge Masons hold gatherings around the same time.
Numerous vessels loading and unloading at the harbor front with heavy sugar tonnages. Ships include Mokoll outward, Kukuitiae'e 4000 bags, and the Magia Low loading at the railway wharf. multiple crews report cargoes from Yokohama, San Francisco, and Kanai ports, including 9318 bags of sugar for various firms and other commodities.
Captain Mosher of the Karna landed from the Kaena Sun day morning and took the train to Wainnao arriving at four. The Elen rescued Mosher and reached the steamer at 11:30 with Mosher aboard. The boat that carried him to Warsuae was picked up. The Elea arrived at four with her elites. The Keene will be behind two days for repairs amid suspicions about Captain Mosher.
Senator Helm of Washington sold to Ed A Williams a team of five black French horses. Helm personally trained the animals and delivered them to his sales stables on Bowhi Birent in Honolulu a few months ago. The horses are described as among the handsomest they will see soon.
Coffee ranches advertised with multiple plots and assets. Describes 56 acres near Hilo with a coffee plantation and improvements. Mentions 70 hunted from finn 2 to Wh and a Mountain View area with buildings and sewer access. Includes references to location and probable improvements on volcanic land.
Under instructions from trustees at the BoP Bishop Katte Jamnes Morfin will offer for sale at public auction twenty-one years of lease on coffee and fruit land in Keel Lait subdivision South Kona Hawaii. Auction set for Wednesday March 8 1808 at Morgan's Auction House Honolulu. Maps and form of lien may be seen at Bishop Karati Drive Merchants Street Honolulu and with Mr Paris Napoupeo Konu Uwwati Honolulu.
All persons having claims against Queen Dowager Kaplolani of any nature up to February 10 are hereby to present the same to the undersigned at the Houses of Queen and Punghhawt in Honolulu without delay. Signed David Kawananakoa and Jonah Kalanianaole. Honolulu, February 1, tis, Haid
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