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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1898
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment lists agents for Western Sugar Refinery Co. of San Francisco and others, mentioning high grade for cane and cafieas reels steam pipes covering. The text is incomplete but indicates trade agents and industrial goods related to sugar refining equipment.
Perry Davis Pain Killer claims over fifty years of service and top place among home remedies. It is advertised as harmless and non habit forming for colic cramps dysentery colds and other pains. A 35 cent size is advertised as containing more than double the quantity of the 25 cent size.
R P Schwerin, vice president of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co, returned from New York and dismissed rumors of a Honolulu to Australia route. He said no agreement with Oceanic or Spreckels Lines exists and reaffirmed ongoing Hawaiian trade retention. He noted Japanese shipyard head Ichiro Asano plans new vessels to join an Oriental service via Yokohama Hong Kong and San Francisco.
Rev Walter Prear, San Francisco agent for the Iican Board of Foreign Missions, once led Fort Street Church for ten years and served as principal of Oahu College before leaving the Islands about a dozen years ago. He will visit his son Justice W F Frear at Puosbon. News notes: Anchor in Seattle offers beer and top whiskies including John Dewar’s. Princess Keilani hosted a luau at Ainahau in honor of Prince David Ka Wananakoa’s 30th birthday with over a hundred guests and the National Band. Conradt Holmes wedding set for 7:30 pm at St Andrew’s Cathedral with Bishop Willis officiating. Local businesses King Bros and Popular House advertised. Also teaching mandolin methods by Chas BR Frazier at the Y M C A studio. Lodging at Mechanics’ Home listed.
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