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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1899
Page
7
Stmr. Claudine Cameron to sail to Honolulu on Tuesday with calls at Kahului Hana and Kipahulu. Freight rules restrict liability for loss or damage beyond 100.00 and require shipping receipts. Passengers must buy tickets before boarding or incur a 25 percent surcharge.
Steamers set to depart today for Hoxtalk days with schedules including morning and afternoon sailings. Details list two vessels and times, but OCR text is fragmentary.
The Kina will not sail until tomorrow forenoon and will return Sunday, with a mistaken China arrival report corrected. A schooner carried 22 tons of sugar for O Brower Co, PA Schuster Co, and Quade & Cooke. An offer seeks attention from readers about a health restoration plan, free of charge, by Johnson, Box 903, Delray. Troops C and F of the 29th U.S. Cavalry arrived at Fort Leavenworth and will move to camps north of town after the 20th Infantry orders. Streets of the Kaimuki tract near completion allow carriages to traverse from Ka pabula Road to Walale Road, with many lots clearing for building.
The obituary states Kinil Hew aged described, died in January 1800. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Front Avion Hall, rear of Opera House. The Elite Barber Shop on Kin near Alukea Street has employed Ve R Bogle the crackajack bar- Or.
Fragmented list of ships and crews bound for Guam and other ports including Amshi a Frances Winn Norfolk and the US Consul General, with vessel names such as Bremen oH Hackfeld & Co and Diamond Head among numerous entries. The note also advertises the Anchor Saloon and Seattle beer, plus a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup from Mrs. J. W. Alexander.
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