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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1898
Page
8
The Bank of Hawaii Limited offers a 2 1/2 year lease on Bishop Estate lands with payments and conditions noted. Public auction will be held with bids to be submitted by a specified date. details include district location, responsible clerk, and payment terms.
Harbor front items report the Peking's Wish laden with Spokane lumber arriving, sugar shipments by Madee, and upolu repairs. The Peru brought laborers from the Orient while other steamers face weatherbound delays. Sugar tonnage totals run into thousands as Kauai and Maui ports report activity and weather impacts.
An odd mix of Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonials and a shipping bulletin from Kanani to Honolulu. The ad touts Hood's pills and blood purifying claims while a large block lists arrivals, departures, cargoes, and passengers from Kanani, Wainloli, and Claudine with names, dates, and vessel movements.
Shipping intelligence lists arrivals and cargo movements with several named firms and ports. Items include sugar shipments to J H Hinekfel Co and FA Hehacor Co, and multiple crews and routes involving Hong Kong Yokohama and London influenced by Greenwich time. rail and steamship references appear amid scattered place names and dates.
Fragmentary OCR list mentions individuals and places including Honolulu, San Francisco, Waialua, Hanes, and Makuleia. Lacks coherent events or dates. Readable items include names like Friel Moshier Koala and Panstw Stme JA Cumulus with scattered affiliations.
The schedule lists officer elections, social club meetings, a concert, and church league sessions at various homes and venues. Notable items include Epworth League at K Dang on Fort street, bylaws changes, and Kamehameha School students sketching the Judiciary building under Prof A Thompson.
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