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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
5
New goods arrive with rain gauges and inch to half inch gauges. Cane knives from Diston and M Inch to Inch thick, plus Piaton Sawa and Sisal rope. Black and vanes available in various lengths. Large stock on hand for immediate delivery.
Local ads showcase a variety of trimming services for carriages offered at unusually low prices. Multiple shops claim lower rates than competitors, promoting cost savings for customers seeking upholstery and finish work on historic carriages.
Local items report loan inquiries at the St Germain and Berrey, straw hat sale notices, hot baked beans at the Pantheon, and lodging offers at the Popular House. Mornings bring arrivals including Dr King from Waimea and Mrs Coleman ill in Honolulu, with several business and court notices, a jeweler wanted, and impending ship arrivals. The week features mass meeting plans, legal filings, funeral notices for Olao Bergstrom, and a lingering backlog of advertisements from local firms.
Fragmentary sales ledger items list multiple figures and names including Wataliia Walshin Fey Wa and Wallaloa with amounts like 8147.90 813 27.78 and 1255, suggesting a rough register of transactions or inventories without complete context. The text shows scattered names and monetary values.
Complaint in a damage suit for 100 dollars filed by James Auld Lew Stanboth M Cushineton Margaret Higieve Chorley C Lewin Hattie Ky Jollvy Alexander J Lewis Tebe Metandiin AL Aut and Janes Aut alleges a defunct firm wrongfully encroached at the corner of King and Botleot streets claiming 6,040 square feet of valuable property. Plaintiffs seek fee simple in tenants in common with a 1/24 interest claimed by James Auld. Attorneys Cecil Brown and Atkinson Judd represent the plaintiffs.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth and others arrested thirty six Chinese gamblers in a den on Nuuanu street around 8 o clock last night. They were playing an exciting game when the limit was raised. The police calmly enforced the law and the case was continued in court this forenoon until tomorrow.
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