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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1898
Page
4
A fragmented late 19th century notice discusses the Alapai tract, a half show, and the Baseball League with insinuations about newspapers and city notices. It mentions Hawaii figures and a display of prowess linked to a brick building project within twelve years of its erection.
The article discusses a rush toward the Yukon for riches from gold, predicting vast wealth may emerge but warning many will fail or perish. It notes a railway contract funded by the Canadian Government and an expected sleigh road within six weeks, with hundreds already at work on the route.
Washington reports a War Department survey for a railway through American land to the Yukon, enabling faster access to the Arctic gold country. Prospects include widespread migration, new supply bases, and wealth distribution across the United States and Canada, with major focus on boreal region development and mineral resources.
Central office connected 500 telephones but carpenters in the room caused delays. A first batch of instruments was limited by defects and power outages, with about 200 lines working and more being repaired. Court action discussed regarding a writ of prohibition in a separate legal matter.
In a February 11 1898 notice Jimely Jopies announces reduced prices amid dull times and a large stove competition. The advertisement highlights a versatile stove available in three sizes that can burn wood or coal.
The new rocket stove comes in two sizes with a deep end ash hearth to support pots. It features an extension pocket for wood to thoroughly dry epee wood before use and invites customers to inspect the unit.
The store keeps Blue Flame Oil Stoves in stock at all times. They are handy for preparing meals quickly. The stoves emit no odor and are described as perfectly safe.
Fragmentary OCR text references a steamer Australia near the harbor and a seller at Kine and Fort Streets offering a large stock of hardware and carriages. The passage is garbled with misspellings and unclear meaning, but hints at a public notice or advertisement about products and a vessel near Well.
A Honolulu advertisement invites buyers to inspect a wide range of harness items including ladies driving whips, trimmings, lowther hides, hot boots, hoods, sacks, and blankets sourced from a tannery. It promotes a large assortment for the March 17 event and encourages personal selections of hardware for harness orders.
An Anvanog Evening Bulletin letter decries missing sidewalks curbing grading and macadamization on Alap i street between Hertinia and Kivwie. It notes poor drainage exposed water piping and hazards to pedestrians cyclists and carriages. Residents urge the Road Baphrymaz to address central city needs and restore proper urban infrastructure.
The Legislature meets at noon in the Great Hall of the Executive Building Honolulu inviting the public to attend ceremonies. Minister Henry Fe Cooper of Foreign Affairs announces the event dated February 14, 1808 with location Executive Building Honolulu.
Officers elected for the ensuing year are named by the board and filed in Honolulu on February 4, 1806. The business formerly Hustace & Co is now insorted as Huntare & Co Ltd. Directors and officers appointed include I Atherton and others.
A fragmented list of literary works and authors appears in a period item. Titles include The Wooing of Ma kntoon Commoda and The Great Stone of Sardis, with multiple authors such as Lew Walkies, Henry Drammonit, Annie Wirds rethla, and Beory torter. The piece also mentions a new stationery and office supplies station.
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