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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1898
Page
4
A Honolulu style bulletin from January 12, 1808 discusses reform efforts, streetcar stop regulations, and rider safety. It critiques car stopping practices, urges marshal action, and notes a potential delay in a British cable project between Canada and Australia.
The latest mail news reports a proposed cable route from Bogland to Australia via the Cape of Good Hope, promised to add about 13 684 optical miles of submarine cables. Five existing cable firms are expected to participate, potentially prompting a Pacific-to-Japan international link and a stopover at Hawaii, with broad interest in Britain and Australia.
The Board of Health meets at 3 o clock with Mr Reynolds presenting work at the settlement as a key topic. The session is slated to be brief and focused on the most important subjects likely to claim attention.
A horse belonging to Singer's bakery wagons stumbled opposite Dr Herbert's residence on Alakes street this morning. The animal fell against the curbing and sustained a long dark gash on its neck, with possible rural injuries observed.
Attendees at Central Union Church are invited to a cordial welcome at the annual reception Tours evening. The event will feature social features and conclude in about one hour, with light reports and summaries not taking more than one hour.
The Hawaii Herald fears work on the Hilo wharf will be stopped soon as breakers threaten to remove the few pies and planks laid. Minister Ring urged the foreman Campbell to proceed firmly. The Hilo project is tied to a special loan appropriation bill covering funds through March 31 and possibly longer. A parrot or cat died last night causing a neighborhood scare and a later row in Papelibowl town between a club family and the cat’s household. Mr. Clark from Southern California has entered Pearl City pineapple shipments and aims to profit from farming experience.
A newspaper note highlights a large consignment of horse gear announced for sale at unusually low prices. Express, male and working, buggy and cart harnesses from 16 to 35 dollars per set, plus russet cart harness, lap robes, bits, rings, boxes, whips and grooming items in stock for wholesale and retail.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Te Tanler of Wall and Nichols Dods Mile Department with unclear reference to San Kranche and John Tossons. context and details are unreadable.
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