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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1896
Page
1
Agents for G 1H and Maimmé Co arrange purchase of Buyailagalands amid complex negotiations. The parties seek to finalize terms though details remain sensitive and undisclosed.
The Senate opened its session with routine procedures as Senator McCandless presented a back salary petition for Dr. Rodgers. Finance Committee favors Bill No. 2 to expand current account payments with a cap of 150000 per single loan, while Senator Damon announces a bill to fund the current session. House actions include public lands reports, Pali road expenses, and governance measures, with adjournment to tomorrow.
Gardener Greene supplies bouquets for the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House and will provide reporters with boutonnières for Sunday. James N. K. Keola, secretary of the House, bought a Temington typewriter from earnings at the special session and keeps it beside his chest for convenience. A motion to print the Hawaiian English pamphlet notes a 3000 dollar cost for translation and printing, viewed by some as excessive due to local detail unnecessary for abroad communication.
In legislative discourse Minister of Finance is urged to define fair pay. Henry Sarit argues many public workers are overpaid compared with private sector effort, citing clerks, balance officers, and church service helpers. A Japanese laborer Morikawa suffers a severe cane-car accident. his leg is amputated after hospital treatment.
A list of travelers booked to depart this afternoon by the Q. 8.8 Australia includes MM Basel, Dr d, Pottie, Mixx Mitchell, Mes byner, Hannah Eastman, Mrs J. M. A., KE A. Huber, A. M. Rood, W. L. Hopper and three children, J. Waldron, J. 8.8 Pratt, W. O. Aiken, F. M. Swanzy and wife, Mrs McCreary, Wm Whitton, Miss Clark, W. C. Clarke and wife, Mrs Ton, W. J. Callingham, AB Gunn, Wand Kline, Mrs G. P. Castio and daughter.
Rev. Me Romig will preach tonight at the Christian Church on the sermon titled The wont of Chiwermen. The talk is set for the evening service at the local church.
Miss Kate Field gave a lecture on Dickens at Kavanakapili with an instrumental prelude by W. L. Pletcher, B. L. Mars, and Wray Taylor. The talk covered Dickens as actor, dramatist, novelist, and Christian writer, citing his characters and works while praising his industry and influence, followed by a phonographic-style, mixed audience including dignitaries.
Kiloham Art League presents an exhibition by Mr Hilliard in the League room beginning Tuesday evening with exclusive attendance for members. For the following week the show will open to the public free of charge featuring about fifty works by Mr Hilliard and some by Mr Hitchover, with no other artists represented. The event promises a delightful treat for art lovers.
A J Derby DDS operates a dental office in Cottage No 100 on Alaxon Street near the Chime Nolan site. Hours today are listed as Pact hours, with patients advised of available appointments.
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