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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1896
Page
4
By authority water privileges or rates must be paid by January 20, 1896, at the Honolulu Water Works office in the Kapuaiwa Building. Unpaid balances after fifteen days incur a ten percent penalty. Andrew Brown, Superintendent.
A mix of views on seized opium from Victoria and proposals to burn it, plus discussion of Sen Hale's bill to accept the ram Katahdin and praise for its naval role. The piece notes peace rhetoric from pulpits, comments on Cassius M Clay, and President Cleveland using statutory authority over bonds, followed by House actions on tariff and sugar concerns.
The piece weighs in on sugar protection, noting a Circuit Court decision upholding a bounty amid Controller Bowler’s rulings, and questions if wool manufacturers or growers will benefit from restored McKinley tariffs. It praises urban improvements, wharf upgrades, and plans to improve the city front for maritime use, foreseeing deeper crowning structures and renewed ocean-entry appeal.
Oxnard, president of the American Beet Sugar Association, urged Congress to impose duties on both raw and refined sugar to protect American beet sugar producers. He criticized the Ways and Means Committee for neglecting this, saying duties would aid U S producers while harming the sugar trust and supporting national agriculture. He warned that inaction could cripple the beet sugar industry, with the West especially affected.
King Bros present a good Ebony Wall breck te deal at Frisco prices. Local shoppers are urged to compare value and quality while supplies last. The sale highlights practical options for home improvement and decor in the Frisco area.
A public church notice outlines a Week of Prayer from January 6 to 11 with daily sessions at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Topics include Humiliation and Thanksgiving, Nations and Their Tesora, and Home Mission. Leaders named are Rev. Hiram Bingham, Mr. Frank Damon, Mr. Glick, Rev. Douglas P. Biri, and Rev. G. M. Hyde. Public invitation extended.
A San Francisco trade push urges a Pacific coast cable to Hawaii to expand commerce with Australia. The Honolulu Advertiser faced a backlash for promoting a Hawaiian magazine and criticizing the Gazette Publishing Company for refusing to print it. The debate highlights readers’ interest in the Hawaiian periodical and the publisher’s stance on moral content.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company promotes reloading outfits, shells, and ammunition for ducks and turkeys across islands. It offers gun fittings, loaner dogs, rifle and pistol carriages, and a range of aluminum wares, silverware, cut glass, lamps, and gifts. A future Australia shipment includes Tribune wheels and other novelties arriving soon.
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