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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1896
Page
4
By authority on Tuesday November 11 1816 at noon at the Executive Building front entrance, parcels Lot 46 48 and 4 with upset prices and annual rents, lease for 10 years paid quarterly in advance. Writ issued in Honolulu January 5 1906 signed by King as Minister of the Interior.
The court condemned the schooner Henrietta her cargo and appurtenances. There was no evidence the vessel aimed for La Paz Mexico nor proof of distress to justify journey. Opium not listed for duty was deemed smuggling and the decision cites Hawaii and U S law. It warns future smugglers may face tougher prices to tempt ventures.
The issue discusses cane planting by small farmers for capital mills in Queens and Hawaii. Planters cite impracticality of small firms and central mills while repeatedly signaling limited knowledge in labor problem solutions. The piece notes apparent contradictions among planters on who will cultivate sugar cane.
The text discusses Queensland's small farm system with a $2 500 000 outlay and plans to subdivide estates to avoid old contract labor. It suggests the government select a public-domain site for a sugar cane colony with a central grinding facility and irrigation if needed. It argues small farmers could outperform overseers and share labor profits, citing Queensland as a successful model and a progressive government eager to develop resources aligned with western civilization.
The piece notes Zimmerman the champion cyclist was defeated in Melbourne, but questions whether the result should deny him the title. It envisions telephotography revealing talk partners by telephone and predicts wires will alter social dynamics. It discusses gas burner advances, steam power, benuna flour, and banana desiccation trials.
A report notes Herkomer in Munich developing direct lithograph plate painting methods, enabling affordable access to great artworks. It also mentions a Vancouver route subsidy of 50,000 and Queensland visitors inspiring Pacific tourism after renewed volcanic activity in a tropical paradise.
Captain Henry Cooke of the Mounted Patrol received a signed official notice from Marshal Brown stating his services are no longer needed by the Police Department. The move follows investigations Marshal Brown has been conducting privately. Lieutenant Ernest Renken assumes temporary command and is expected to be promoted to the vacant post.
Entele Zamloch's show drew a large appreciative crowd at the Y M C A hall last night with every performer different from Tuesday. Dorrance from Time watched Zamloch serve coffee but did not get any. Saturday matinee at two o'clock with 50 cent admission and Saturday evening will be the final delight in the series.
Professor Koebele will soon reach Japan to collect insect-destroying bats for introduction here, aiming to bolster pest control. The plan involves sourcing specimens in Japan and transporting them for release upon approval.
Timely Topics notes hunting season lingers with holidays and ducks and turkeys. Hawaiian Hardware offers guns, ammunition, reloading outfits, and loaner dogs, plus a broad range of accessories and aluminum wares, silver and plated items, lamps, and glass. Announce upcoming Australian-bound consignments and a Tribune wheels shipment direct from the factory.
Local financial office lists the opposite Spreckels Bank at No 307 Fort Street as a noted landmark in the area.
A special evening concert at the Hawaiian hotel honors Duke dos Abrizas and officers of the Italian warship Christoforo Colombo. The program, arranged by Professor Berger, features Italian composers with pieces like March Caproni del Soldato and Metla Talia. The Hawaii Pool race track is praised for improvements by Mr. Chas David, promising fast times next Friday.
The Holiday Edition of the Evening Banner will be issued at the usual time tomorrow replacing the ordinary issue. Delays were due to manager Finney’s illness and other uncontrollable circumstances. Extra copies on fine paper will be sold at 25 cents. subscribers will receive delivery as usual. Orders and inquiries to 609 King Street, telephone 256.
Woolawn Fruit Co directors will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow. Y. Lom Sing sold his Fort street fruit business to Y. Lum Sing and Co. A Chinese woman Ah Sam pleaded guilty to opium possession and was fined 50 by Judge Wilcox. James F. Morgan to sell foreclosed property at 32 o'clock tomorrow. Estate of J. W. Austin proof of will Monday. Judge Whiting to hear final accounting in C. O. Berger estate. A traveler tours village sights during a noon church bell inquiry about the beadle Willie Anderson.
Directors of the Woodlawn Fruit Company will hold a meeting at the office of 1. 5. Walker, block Fit Street at 6 20 o'clock am tomorrow January 4.8. Walker, wn tt Secretary.
Twelve entries in the Bievene One mile handicap race for the KO Hall Trophy. Juvenile half mile, open to all under 16, with Latah Signia and others. Other events include 240 yard mile heats for Hawaiian bred horses and a postal interout race with rules of the Hawaiian Jockey Club.
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