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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1898
Page
8
A fragmented passage shifts focus from a clever proverb to highlight other unrelated topics, signaling a transition in text toward different matters. The readable content emphasizes attention to items beyond a stated metaphor.
Fragmentary log from Diamond Head Signal Station describes a whistle start at noon and mentions wind direction SW and miscellaneous timing notations. Readable entities are limited. other details are garbled and not fully legible.
Steam vessels listed for departure tomorrow and the following six days include Matin Loa Kona Ilo de daneiro San Mokelii Molokal Claudine Maui Woo Hall Kinau Hilo. The schedule shows a busy line with multiple ships serving the islands and ports.
Arrived at Honolulu are cargoes listed with names such as Bim Mathoc and Stine Lohua along with crews or agents including San Franei.e, Bruhn, Henningson, and Cummins. The fragmentary note mentions destinations and ships including Maku well and Ko hala and references Oahu ports.
Guide describes packing butter in one to three gallon jars, weighing and recording amounts, using brine, sugar, and malt sugar to absorb moisture. It advises sealing jars with thick cloth, stacking jars in a crock, and cleaning jars by hot water bath to prevent spoilage.
Prayer meetings in all the churches at 7:30. King of business men on an electrailway event with the Chamber of Commerce at 7:30. Special meeting Pacific Lodge Masons at 7:20. Bosiovas meeting at Central Union Church at 8. Mystic Lodge and K of P at 7:80.
Reports from the harbor note the brigantine WG Irwin overdue by about twenty days with many merchants anxious for wood aboard. The liner AorangI from Sydney due at Ocewnie wharf. the City of Peking sails to San Francisco. cargo figures for sugar and engar shipments listed for multiple planations. A cook’s Rochelle salts mix up delays Captain Colly’s departure.
Readable scraps show names and affiliations tied to San Francisco Kauai Maui and Kauai ports. Mentions include Bryant Gray Davis Johannes Hedemann Matthiesen Nash McCormick Koudsen Winslow Hebron Halstead Armstrong Keiki Saan ders Abbott Reavis Hime and several captains. The fragments suggest a compiled list of travelers or crew with household connections and shipboard roles.
Schedule for last of the season lists General Admission 250 and Grand Stand 600 at Cyclomere Park. Names Beaty Nichola Co appear in the fragmentary text with unclear seats and partition hints.
Property listing details multiple coffee plantation parcels on Volcano Road. Includes 15 to 62 acres, various age coffee trees, leaseholds, improvements, and free plantings offered by seller. Also notes road access, mountain views, and nearby structures. Names and exact figures partially garbled but core offer centers on coffee lands and plantings.
Public auction to offer for sale twenty-one year leases of valuable coffee and fruit land in Koolau and South Kona Hawaii. The sale is set for Wednesday March 25 1808 at noon in Morgan's Auction Room Queen Street Honolulu. Terms and maps available at Bishop Estate Office Merchants Street and with Mr D Parlay Nupoopoo Kona Hawaii.
A local appeal requests donations to support Dr Spinola's sanatorium care for aged and needy patients. The author invites charitable individuals to visit the residence to learn about treatment needs and how to contribute to the undertaking despite lacking outside assistance.
Officers elected for the ensuing year are Coell Trown, Dan F. Morgan, F. Mustace with treasurer and auditor roles listed. The board of directors includes W. HL Hoogs and others. Meeting dated Feb. 4, 180%. Located in Honolulu.
Notice to AM persons to file monetary claims against Queen Dowager Kaplolani up to Feb 10 1808. Claims must be presented at Honuakaha corner Queen and Punchbowl, Honolulu. Signed by David Kawanana koa and Jonah Kalanianaole. Honolulu Feb 11 1408.
For a married couple a neatly located cottage is available to rent at 1 Kinau Street. Apply at Bullerin Office Kad Al.
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