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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1898
Page
3
A notice offers 1500 acres in North Kona with 168 doubled to responsible parties at a fair rent. 200 acres planted with coffee, 50 acres in old coffee, all remaining 1 10s suitable for coffee. Purchaser pays taxes on improvements only. no rent. Climate and elevation support various crops, promising large returns for capable buyers.
This company reserves the right to change departure and arrival times without notice and disclaims liability for consequences. Commodities must be at the landings to receive freight and the company is not responsible after landing. Live stock must be at owner’s risk with declared value over 100 dollars. Shipments require a proper shipping receipt and packing, otherwise the shipper bears the risk. Files and forms must be completed as prescribed and charges may apply for late or incomplete filings.
A British note declines urge for redress in Hawaii, arguing Hawaiian indemnity acts, martial law usage, and removals under pressure were not necessary for safety. It insists compensation warranted for imprisonment and exile, requesting an early Hawaiian government reply.
Local notice advertises Schaman's Carriage and Harness Repository on Fort Street offering bargains on carriages wagons and harnesses. Promises to sell for less than anywhere else with new goods arriving weekly and every item kept in stock a bargain at its price.
Washington February 7 a House bill would admit the steamship Zealandia owned by Oceanic Steamship Co of San Francisco to the American register after proof she can be converted into an armed cruiser for navy reserve use. The measure was introduced by Mr Loud.
Sanford B. Dole, President of the Republic of Hawaii, spent part of today in St. Louis. He arrived on the Vandalia this afternoon and departed later by the Missouri Pacific for Kansas City. Local business notices promote services from Elite Barber Shop and City Carriage Co. and advertise King Bros. photo care and the Oliver Typewriter distributed by A V Gear on King Street.
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