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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
6
Advertisement for Kalulani Tract on the east side of Kalihi Valley describes deep soil with no rocks and a Pearl Harbor view from Hoelaii. A park will be set aside in memory of Princess Kalulani. lots offered at the lowest market prices with prioritization by order of applications received at the office.
A Philadelphia naval visit spirals into a comic clash as a soda water drummer pesters Admiral Kate aboard a cruiser. The drummer proclaims threats, but crew and patrolmen restrain him after a chaotic landing, ending with the man identified as J. Lewis taken to Harbor Station for drunken behavior.
By authority, Andrew Brown, Sup't Honolulu Water Works, issues notice that water rates for properties ending in 0 will be due January 1, 1800, at the Water Works office in Kapuawa Building. Delinquent after 15 days incur 10 percent penalty. further delays after February 15 may lead to suspension of privileges.
Urgent notice to all depositors to deliver pass books to the nearest Postal Savings Bank Office for receipt between January 1 and January 10, 1869 to forward to Honolulu for interest entry. Signed by Postmaster General Jos M Gat and Minister S M Damon, Honolulu.
The notice lists branch offices of the Postal Savings Bank and various Hawaiian localities. It sets irrigation hours from 6 to 8 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. and records approval by Interior Minister A Young. A Board of Health order imposes strict quarantine for Honolulu Judicial District and bans harboring or departing from the district without permission, dated January 3, 1900.
The Board of Health appointed committee met with Minister Young and President Dole to discuss quarantine barracks and permanent facilities at Walakamil0. Plans by Architect Ripley were approved with later changes. three rows of buildings to house about 3,000, with 2,000 recommended. Thurston urged permanent water closets. Kennedy to install a seven inch gasoline pump, six 10 000 gallon tanks, and Ripley to manage reconstriction and material delivery. Contractors secured and work to start on arrival of materials.
The company declares Assessment No. 6 of 10 percent on the stock delinquent January 2, 1900. All arrears must be paid at once. Stock books close to transfers on that day. Treasurer F W McChesney and Secretary N E Gedge announce.
Rainier beer becomes a household word in Seattle as patrons frequently hear the question will you have glass of Seattle at the Siterion Saloon where the beer is available on tap or in bottles.
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