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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1898
Page
8
The store offers Hall's Cottage Paints in thirty shades Navy Floor and Deck Paints in nine shades Marine Glass a finishing white paint for cabins Enamel Paints in many shades including tubs Aluminum Lacquer to renew bicycle parts A complete stock across paint lines and a large selection of brushes.
Testimonies from Mim Preomm Bat- Lity of Pasadena and Levin Thomas of Oakland report relief from impure blood, boils, rheumatism, kidney trouble, and headaches after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. Ad touts the remedy as the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier and promotes Pills.
Fragmentary shipping bulletin notes train whistle at 12h Greenwich time and references Diamond Mend Si m Wen, along with unclear station and wind details. Mentions Ha watllin Stiviehoed and Catdnieht, Greenwich time.
Fragmentary OCR lists several personal and place names including Gaellomsan Beaneke Mann Law Kere Marl and Kirwan H China Yo with scattered terms like post-son and Moana-sydney. Text lacks coherent events or dates to form a full item.
Rehearsal of an amateur orchestra at 7 80, with a visual concert at the Hawaiian hotel. Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection at 7 130, Fr Merag Rebekah Lodge, I C O Mering Oahu Lodge, K of P meeting. Company A N G H Leilani Boat Club, corel betel at 7 30.
The Enea finished discharging at Lahaina while W F Babcock sits in the stream. Henry B Hyde removed sugar from Lahaina today and Zealandia and Aorangi docked at Oceanic and Pacific Mail docks. Deputy Collector Fred Clay injures his foot after a nail incident. WH Dimond discharged cargo at the railway wharf and sailed to San Francisco. Coconuts planted on Bill Walliams island will create freshwater harbor improvements. Albert arrived from San Francisco with cargo for H Ford Co. Captain Griffiths reports an eventful voyage.
A ledger fragment lists receipts from several traders including H Hackfeld & Co and Castle & Cooke. Entries show sugar and paddy shipments with quantities such as 6x sugar and 2145 sx sugar, linked to vessels J A Cummins Wainleale Mikihala WG Irwin Castle & Cooke and other partners. The note references per-novation and multiple consignments with varied sugar and rice items.
Harry Dixon a noted rider described as an eccentric rarely leaving the hotel during a several week stay. He kept mainly to the ring and his room with little exercise causing health concerns. Circus people doubt his future in America as competition increases.
Partial maritime passenger list shows arrivals at Honolulu with names such as Hume Noenu and Pederson from Lahatoa and San Francisco origins. The fragment mentions various crew and travelers including Albert, Grifiths, Mikahata, Thompson, Cummins, Searle, Stir Iwalani, Gregory, and others bound for Waimanalo, Waialua, Puiutte, and Ka.
Joseph Fromio of Bann Souel and Mary Tasbella de Combra were married last evening at the Methodist parsonage by Rev GL Pearson in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. They will reside at Sane Souel.
An insurance agent out west says he recently had to cancel a fire insurance policy after discovering the insured had used improvised explosive material and replaced extinguishing fluid with paraffin. He warns that in a fire, paraffin could cause a dramatic and dangerous spread.
Captain John Lee a master mariner long active between San Francisco and the Hawaiian Islands died after taking morphine in San Francisco. He had faced earlier troubles over opium found aboard the Bryant and later commanded the bark Sonoma. Survived by a wife and a young family, he was about fifty.
From Lahaina the arrival lists Mr Noeau and crew aboard Townsend with eleven named passengers and from San Francisco the party includes Albert Cox Hughes Palmer Howard Christy and others aboard the vessel. The ledger notes multiple travelers indicating coastal movement and port activity.
Olan Coffee Lands for sale featuring multiple coffee ranch properties from 26 to 286 acres. Includes cleared land with 1 year to 4 year old coffee trees, fine dwelling houses, outbuildings, and road access near Mountain View Hotel, Volcano area. Purchasers may receive planting services and acreage adjustments.
Jute portieres and lace curtains from Australia are mentioned along with tapestry portieres. The fragment suggests a catalog or listing of decorative fabrics available. No clear event or outcome is provided.
All persons with claims against the Queen Dowager Kaplolans of monetary or other nature are urged to present them by February 10, 1804 at the undersigned office in Honolulu near Queen and Punchton streets. Signed David Kawananakoa and Jonah Kalanianaole. Honolulu February 11, 1895.
Leilani Boat Club and AML members at Hereby request to meet at the Has wallan Hotel tomorrow evening to discuss immediate erection of the Hout Chub Eeiey. President to preside.
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