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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1897
Page
8
In a tangled port scene a vessel backs from a wharf while crews improvise amid noisy cargo, maritime terms and stray names. A confused montage mentions ships, destinations, weather snippets, and local figures, with disjointed references to markets, voyages, and gear.
Vessel VESSELA, including Tomandon and crew, with names Houdlette Boni Frans VESSELA leaving port tomorrow for voyage to Ha wull, destination unclear. Other listed personnel include Aime Likullke and Andrews.
A fragmented passenger list names travelers arriving from In Francisco and Australis, including Jan B AH Bachelor, Mrw AC Baker and family, Jar Bishop, John T Blake, Le Beyoke, Goilleoy Brown, C Clumborian, F Chapman, HS Crone, La Delux and wife, Miss Marlone Downett, Edgar, H W Focke, Glade, Craig, Hogue and spouses, Miller, Pete Wee Pessock, Pohlmann, Wise, Downett and others, with additional surnames and initials.
Muddled report notes Krial purta departure on January 4 with Mikatiate Jan 4 Mee tide Hari and price. Fisengle and wife Hin Mlases Sharpe and on deck. Details unclear but references to maritime departure events and family names appear in the fragment.
The document outlines population trends among native and mixed heritage groups, noting a decline in native numbers and a rise in half caste figures from 1856 to 1890. It provides male counts and remarks on overall growth in mixed heritage populations, with specific increments and comparisons.
A large Dublin meeting led by the Lord Mayor read a report claiming Ireland is taxed $13,750,000 annually and urged government relief. Resolutions demanded taxation reform to correct perceived injustices, with archbishops and leading merchants present.
Lewis & Co. urges customers to buy canned goods and bottled delicacies by the case at wholesale rates, claiming lower prices than any Honolulu shop. The ad touts chutney as a daily relish and lists seven cocoa brands while promising quality and a large stock for local customers.
The late Kate Hild was transferred to San Fraavind on the Belgic and cremated after services in Trinity Cathedral. Pallbearers included Mayor elect Phelan and notable city figures from the Prona Club, Bulletin, Examiner, Call, Port, and other local papers.
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