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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1897
Page
1
An advertisement extols Ayers Sarsaparilla as a thorough blood purifier for scrofula boils ulcers sores and other disorders from vitiated blood. It claims equal benefit as a tonic for digestion liver nerves and fatigue. Physicians regard it highly as the best blood purifier and tonic.
A brief rental notice from Kona advertises a large eight-room house with modern conveniences and grounds, listed under a Texidonce or Hendry cover. The ad mentions climate and location near Honolulu with references to local places and services.
For sale a corner lot measuring five lots with 76 feet frontage and 125 foot brow on the plains. Prime location with high desirability. For inquiries telephone the number provided.
Public notice from The Honolulu Sanitarium at 1082 King Street advertises physical training and related services. It lists a contact telephone 639 and mentions A Gell and a Homelike Sees nee Trained pee eran Baty in association with the facility.
An item announcing the Kawaihau Quintette Club and Hawaiian singer invoking orders for dance music, lana work, and receptions. Mentions contact points Wall, Nichola Go, P. Bilma at West Ach's office and telephone 864 for arrangements.
Notice states during absence from the He ninuits Mr Cl will have full charge of the unibees of the Walalag Dairy Out Ranch PAUL KRIKENBERG Honolulu Fab 4 1897.
The semi monthly Ha Jinu Commercial Agency notes modest growth in trade and a cautious outlook for the year. Foreclosures rise while bankruptcies remain few. A Hawaii steam line to San Francisco aids fruit exports. Real estate activity is dull with limited sales and steady loan demand. Exports for January total nearly 978 thousand dollars, led by sugar and rice.
A local report denies a neighborhood dance at Heslani boat house claiming only nightly dances occur at Queen's boat house rear shed. It notes a moonlight concert at Thomas Square with a prepared program. Also cited is Honolulu Iron Works denying prior manufacture of water pipes, announcing future pipe dipping and a nearby tank for that purpose.
Secretary J N Herty of the Indianapolis Board with the Illinois and Ohio State Boards of Health announces a sanitary measure to prevent writing on the floors of railroad cars. He says health boards have the right to enforce this law, to be put into operation in Indiana within the coming month on every railroad.
A local report notes the ground at Richards and King Streets is owned by the Bishop estate. Plans for a new building to occupy the entire corner were prepared previously, but the project remains in abeyance.
Captain Dow recalls meeting Butler at the Sailor's Home in Newcastle where he and his mate spoke with the Australian murderer who later boarded the Planter. Dow notes Butler’s poverty, rough clothes, and prior ties to ships, while locals in Sydney and Newcastle remain abuzz over the sensational murders.
The late Professor Fowler, famed in phrenology, may not be deemed a man of letters by the Literary World yet his maxims endure. He urged workers to labor hard yet easy, avoid worry, live within means, eat fruit and dairy, and forsake tobacco while embracing regular exercise. Seek balance, thrift, and temperance, with weekly rest.
An excerpt recalls Dr. Mons and a 1875 76 polar expedition where 35 degrees below zero kept candles from melting. Wax burned slowly, creating a skeletal wick and a delicate lace cylinder of wax with light streaming through the dark, a vivid image from Popular Science News.
Requisitioned by Officer Mc Veigh, the board will review installing electric lights at the quarantine station. With 2600 feet of beach front to watch and only four guards, illuminated surveillance would aid monitoring of arrivals, including Chinese immigrants prone to runaway.
For rent a small furnished cottage with stables and servant quarters on Wilder Avenue. Large grounds well laid out with fruit and ornamental trees. One full set of furniture and cooking stove may remain. Apply to A. V. Goar 210 King Attock.
Saige Carter signs consent order to pay 50,000 within thirty days. Jury verdicts favor defendants in Colburg vs Spits and Lum Lee guilty of opium possession with fines. Ah Hing jailed a month for lottery scheme. Fire inspector cites fire-limit violations near Ab Hee’s factory and a tar blaze in ward roadway investigated. February 6 report notes Vacuum Oil endorsement from veteran engineer.
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