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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1900
Page
6
East Kalihi Valley parcel offers Pearl Harbor views and deep soil free of stones. Water supply will precede building, a Princess Kaiulani memorial park to be set apart. Lots priced lowest in market. priority given to earliest applications at our office.
A fragmentary tale of a blind sparrow under an apple tree, aided by its nearby colony. The narrative follows its struggle to fly upright, guided by friendly birds bringing nourishment and teaching resilience. The scene shifts to modern notices and ads mentioning apparatus and services in Honolulu.
By authority season 1 all persons must allow entry to dwellings stores and buildings under control when requested by a Board of Health agent. All must answer questions about sanitary stock and conditions in any enclosure under their control. Report to the Board any person believed to be ill with bubonic plague or other disease dangerous to public health. By order of the Board of Health adopted and published December 29. Henry and Cooper, Presidents.
Water users must pay rates by January 1900 at Honolulu Water Works under the 1866 law. Delinquent accounts incur penalties and potential suspension of privileges. A strict quarantine is announced in central Honolulu districts by the Board of Health. Corporations must file annual exhibits of affairs for 1899 with the Interior Department by January 1.
The reopening of government schools in Honolulu, originally set for Tuesday, January, has been postponed until further notice by order of the Minister of Public Instruction. Do. T. Rodgers, Secretary, Honolulu, December 28, 1994.
Bankers advertise two general banking and exchange services with commercial and travel letters of credit available in major world cities. Interest on fixed deposits after July 1, 1898 is 8 percent for 3 months, 6 months 3 1 2 percent, and 12 months 4 percent.
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