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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1896
Page
4
By authority tenders are invited for ten months of commissary supplies to the National Guard. All items must be of first quality and delivered to the Warracks. Sealed offers must be endorsed Tenders for Commissary Supplies and submitted by the stated deadline.
A veteran’s letters reveal disputes over reserved seating for a Wirths circus benefit to Geo. W. De Long Post. A gentleman says he and his wife were kept from seats by advance notices at a Hebron drugstore, prompting public censure concerns and similar recent grievances about theater seating.
Public entertainments debate adoption of safeguards. Principles include required notice of reserve sales and time/place, refunds if seating is unsatisfactory, a register of reserve buyers, clear disclosure of individual party names, a detailed exposure plan showing each reserved seat, and a first come first served role for sales to lessen patron and manager annoyance.
Reports from Vienna describe a new photographic method revealing opaque organic matter inside the body, allowing precise diagnosis of internal maladies and locating foreign bodies such as bullets. Separately, Dr Edson's claimed cure for consumption has garnered attention with multiple cures reported in recent months.
The Advertiser laments a troubling time as the community faces hardship between the passing of Gresham and the continued life of Salisbury, signaling widespread concern and reliance on local support.
Extensive testimony described a derailment on a grade with a damaged track and rotten roadbed. Engineers and witnesses including Hugh Howell and Walsh testified the road was rough and out of alignment, with speeds around ten miles per hour and a lurch before the engine toppled.
Timely Topics notes Transvaal President Krueger as a famed diplomat while praising Carbolineum Avenarius for wood protection. The piece extols its insect and rot resistance, moisture barrier, and long-lasting coat on posts, poles, and railway ties, claiming five dollars saves $500 in lumber. Sold by local dealers.
Avetion Sales by Joe Morne invites public to two-day sales at noon on Feb 24 and 25 at Queen Street salesrooms. Featuring lands in Hovolula and Islaz Anus with multiple rental properties and building lots. Auctioneer Jas Morgan advertises various parcels including residential sites and farm land with noted rents and sizes.
By order of owners the fee simple of designated properties in Kona and Waikiki is offered at private sale on February 24. Descriptions include coffee lands in Hakalau and Waialua, parcels in Kapalama and Kalihi with houses, leases, and long-term rents. multiple Royal Patents and undivided shares of Wong Wa Foy, with prices and terms listed. Details cover approximately 800 acres near Kolio and Otene, two streams, and several 40–100 acre plots, with income projections and existing improvements. Interested parties urged to contact Wong Wa Foy & Company for further particulars before sale.
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