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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1898
Page
8
The article notes Hall's Cottage Paints offered thirty shades including Navy Floor and Deck Paints in wine tones and Marine Glass a fine finishing white paint for cabin use.
Shipping intelligence notes arrivals at Honolulu including Kinga Clarke and James Makes plus cattle shipment. Damages demanded for malicious arrest before Judge Perry, involving C A Patna and J A Ramanna. case cites sorcery accusations and a 35000 damages claim. Also notices of appeals and judgments in related labor and loan service cases.
A fragmented exchange reveals a club treasurer quitting after five years when members demanded a cash register. A later line spoils a wedding tale with a grotesque postscript, mentioning a groom hanged near midweek, sparking confusion about the dates and motives.
The notice lists multiple gatherings for this evening including Meeti ngs at Myatio Lodge K of P Nanting Company G N G H ooting Company G and St Andrew's Cathedral Evensong and a Central Union business gathering at 720 Evensong Street with various times and locations.
Harbor front notes list Brigantine W G Irwin and bark W A Dimond sailing, Kinau with Island produce, Kiowa arrival from Hilo, several sugar cargoes to San Francisco, and passengers from Hilo. Also mentions Egeria transfer to Pacific station for British Columbia canal survey and upcoming race to the Golden Gate with bets on the brigantine.
The report itemizes shipments of goods by various firms: 137 eka corn and 14L packages of hides, 80 hogs, 26 dead cattle, 138 packages of sundries, and multiple sugar bags. Individuals cited include Iwalani, Kauai, James Makro, Brower & Co., Lehas, and iH Hackfeld & Co. with specified bag quantities and company pairings.
The legislature discussed arrest warrants and judicial duties while debating a resolution to audit the Land Commission of 1895. Achi urged swift land transfer reforms, Robertson objected to probing a past committee, and votes tied on tabling and adopting resolutions. Achi was directed to appoint a revision committee, session adjourned at 1:30.
Meeting of Central Union charet members after services tonight to consider the committee report on a pastor. Some members show unanimous support for the forthcoming recommendations including calling Rev. 8.5 Palmer of Oakland and paying him a salary of $4500 per year.
Creditors with monetary claims against Queen Dowager Kaplolani and others are directed to present their claims at the office of the undersigned at Honua Kaha corner Queen and Punchbowl streets without delay. Signed David Kawananaakoa and Jonah Kalanianaole. Honolulu February 11, 1808.
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