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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1901
Page
5
New goods arriving include rain gauges door mats in several sizes and chain black galvanized items. Also on hand are cane knives from Eston’s maker, Diston Sane piles, plows and breaking plows, and sisal from four inches.
Local and general items from the Honolulu daily include Collateral ad offers for loans and hardware, hotel and room rentals, a Washington’s Birthday closure, a weekly news summary, a Danish crown prince note on Dantah Islands sale, undertaker Henry Willan expanding parlors, scenic Pavillion Heights views, a travel note for Pacific Heights, and registration imagery by NR Chamberlain and Deputy Ploteker. The Honolulu Photo Supply Co promotes its yearly display, Agricultural Department seed delivery, a new extended stationery setup, and the Bulletin Printing, Ruling and Binding services.
Shanghai dispatch reports Li Hung Chang stating the Empress Dowager and Emperor Kwang Hau maintain harmonious relations and agree on the need for modern reforms. He telegrammed the court refusing sentences he calls dangerous to the dynasty. British forces face a Boer trap at Tabaksberg near Bloemfontein under Major Crewe as De Wet leads.
Shipping notes report the Mauna Loa leaving Tuesday while observers claim a transport was top heavy after a packing run. The Eureka cleared for Gray’s Harbor and is to sail this afternoon or tomorrow. Mauna Loa brought 1353 bags of coffee, 62 banana bundles, and sundries from Kona ports. Ventura arrived from San Francisco with 109 passengers and heavy freight, and will depart for the Colonies this afternoon. Tender boats and tenders for Mauna Loa are being prepared by Inter-Island lines.
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The siew steamer Huislel, a new vessel of about 666 gross tons, arrived from San Francisco after a rough voyage. Capt Green and Engineer Hayward report a successful voyage, with engines rebuilt at $14,000, and capacity for about 12,020 bags of sugar.
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