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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1898
Page
8
A reader’s fragmented quote shifts focus from a familiar saying about do’s and don’ts to drawing attention to different issues. The garbled text hints at a broader message beyond the horn and band metaphor, suggesting alternative topics deserve notice.
Fragmentary report from February 15 describes signal station tides and whistle sounds near Diamond Head. Details are unclear but reference a 6 foot stand and a 20 minute timing relative to a watch period.
Movements of steamers show a list of departures and arrivals for the next six days. The notice gives dates and routes, indicating which steamers are in service and any cancellations or delays affecting travel plans.
Arrived at Honolulu with Stuer Mikahata and Thompson near Honwcaula. Vessels from various ports are listed including City of Peking bound for Hongkong and other ships like Havckfell and Co headed toward Tahiti and Hilo. Snippets mention Honolulu, Kokushiole, Ma Kayjinn, and Fort George with multiple names attached to assumed passages.
Court proceeding in the Mawallan circuit regarding probate of Chung Kine estate. The administrator’s account and proposed distribution are reviewed. A hearing is set for March to confirm the appointment and address claims for a community property division and final relief. Honolulu, February 6, 18--, by the court.
Miathly mesting Sons of Ve terane host 7:30 pm gathering. Amanl meeting at Honolulu Cricket Club 7:80. Ian Epecial meeting American 7:30. Company B N. G. H. 7:30 in Cinww. Aloha Branch Theosophie Society 7:30. Rehearsal Amateur orchestra 7:30. Re ieperting Court Hawaii host event tonight.
Shipping news lists the City of Peking sailing from the Orient, Arago Fort George to Royal Roads loading ballast, and the steamer Labuan bound for Olowalu and other ports. Weather in the channel is light rain with wind, vessels anchored near fishmark wharf and preparations underway for cargo sacks and sugar shipments from Yokohama and other way ports.
A fragmented plea circulating in a Uist seeks monthly support to sustain Dr Spsitiola's Sanatorium and expand the institution for elderly patients. The author urges charitable subscribers to visit the house for information and to assist the needy, noting two officials cannot continue funding. A cottage at 80 Staw Cons Pounds is advertised for inquiry.
A historical note details sleeve shapes, epaulets, collars, and skirts with full backs and narrow basques. It notes trimmings at the top of sleeves, tall outer garments, and color variations including pink and white taft. Descriptions cover fabrics like Moreen and satin accents, with belts and decorative fastenings.
Yesterday evening the Young People's Society held a Valentine social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E Boardman. Lights and decorations framed a festive scene as attendees enjoyed games, music, recitations, and a candy and lemonade reception with prizes and crowning of a king and queen.
A meeting of the stockholders of Liawalian Construction Co Ltd will be held Tuesday February 16th at 1:00 PM at the company office to consider the voluntary incorporation of the company. Full attendance requested. W M Graham secretary.
Notice to hereby state no responsibility for debts incurred by unnamed parties. It references A. Brown and dates in 1844 with unclear place or authority. Indicates a public notice style from a historical newspaper fragment with a dated publication and incomplete details.
A garbled OCR listing describes multiple coffee plantations and ranch properties. It mentions Olan Coffee holdings, 118? acres with coffee trees aged 1 to 8 years, a dwelling and farm structures, a 00 acre tract with coffee trees, a 30 acre Colt arm, 4 acres with year-old coffee, 18 acres with 5 year trees, and a 64 acre plantation on Selestrom Ho St. It notes improvements and taxes with references to Volcano Road area and Mountain View.
A readable fragment lists lace curtains, tapestry portieres, Chantilly laces, percales, lawns, India linens, organdies and Eto offerings, indicating a display or sale of fabric and drapery locally. No dates or explicit events are present.
Public auction announced for twenty one year leases of coffee and fruit land in Keol subdivision South Kona Maui Hawaii. Sale Wednesday March 23, 1808 at noon at Morgan's Auction Room Queen Street Honolulu. Leases and maps available at Bishop Estate office Merchant Street and with Mey J D Paris Napoohoo Kona Hawaii.
A garbled Honolulu notice dated February 11 1895 warns residents of a pending action at Mon Kuli corner Queen and Punchbowl streets. Signed by David Kawananakoa and Jonah Kalanianaole the notice requests compliance by February 1 under unspecified authority.
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