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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1898
Page
8
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Patient in Maryland describes terrible stomach pains and headaches, says after one bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla improvement began, and after several bottles symptoms vanished. Affirms health restored and urges choosing Hood's products only, noting price and availability.
Shipping intelligence notes at Diamond Head Signal Station on February 17 at 1 pm. Weather clear with wind Want. Mentions The Standerl whistle at 2 pm. References Groenwich and Ha waiian Stine. No clear navigational conclusions due to garbled OCR text.
Harbor front items report steamers making calls including James Makee from Nawiliwili and Keauhou from Honokaa plus arrivals Walaleale and Olympia developments. Local sugar loads at Kauai ports and vessel movements anchor island maritime activity. King Bros advertise photos and Rainier Beer while local services offer Hack stables and Oliver Typewriter promotion.
An evening schedule lists events including a rehearsal by Armateur Orchestra at the Opera House at 7 30 and an address by P C Jones in M Drill of Company A NG H. Honolulu Chapter meets with Manon at 7 30 for the event at the same venue, inviting participation.
From Honokan per star Kean hou G W Foster reports Nawiliwili names James Makeo-Hou GRN Wilcox and others including Mr Thielen Mrs Kaiu and Master Kuia aboard the vessel noted with star identifiers and harbor connections.
Receipts list ships and cargo including 4608 bags of coffee, 2691 bags of sugar, and 22 days from Ka halai. Vessels Mildred, M Colman, John D Spreckels arrive or sail from Honolulu and Hilo with additional shipments to Ka kalai and Port Gamble.
Fashion notes describe a chic trend of fur borders and incustations with natural raised beads and animal motifs. Designers predict fox and otter textures, velvet hats, and plumage accents will regain popularity for winter attire, appealing to refined tastes and high-end wardrobes.
An 19th century style catalog describes artificial heads used as hat decorations with sharp teeth and staring eyes, then praises ostrich plumes, feather boas, and fur velvet combinations. It notes colors like black gray and white, and profiles a hat with emerald velvet and elaborate draping. JEME CHOLLET
A recipe for quitten bred or quince cakes. Boil quinces whole until soft then peel and core. Make pulp then mix with coarse rives and auger or sugar. Form white quince paste on trays and bake, cutting into shapes after drying on paper.
A local note from King Bros at 110 Hotel Street urges homeowners to cover bare walls with their walla and itaren products, promising improved comfort and aesthetic appeal for houses. The firm positions itself as a supplier of wall coverings for interiors.
Auction offers coffee farm properties including 286 acres of improved land with 2 years of trees, a 60 wagon ranch, a 12 room house, a store, and 2,000 trees. Includes Mountain View Hotel and multiple plantations along the Volcano Road with varying ages and assets. Buyers can own a large spread near Teall to tie tal along the route.
Fragmentary notice indicating an improvement project location near Allo with 54 ares area. The text references a station outline and a public works task but lacks clear dates or authorities.
Public auction of tracts of land under the Goffe and J. P. Bishop estates in South Kona Hawaii. The sale offers twenty year leases for valuable tract land in the Kopi 1au 2 district with a reserve and price set by bidder at Morgan's Auction Rooms in Honolulu. Auction date listed as Wednesday March 28 at 12 noon.
All persons claiming aygnhat Queen Dowager Kaplolant of a military nature or other claims up to February 10 are asked to present them at the undersigned offices in Honolulu without delay. Signed by David Kawananaicoat and Jonah Kalantanaole, February 11.
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