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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1897
Page
5
Multiple short items note Ti. F. Lange leaving on the Kina today and various local actions. Frost groceries delivered by Voeller Co., church happenings, society and club meetings, court cases, real estate moves, plant and plantation news, weather notes, and municipal work including water mains and public notices.
A business meeting of the YMCA Orchestra was held yesterday evening with H F Wicktown presiding. Treasurer W A Love presented a balance of nearly 219 in the funds while secretary Wray Taylor reported five musicians seeking admission. Hi Heiman to resume as leader, rehearsals to begin next Thursday with four or five selections practiced.
The Temple of Fashion targets cautious shoppers with legitimate offers. Bilva plans to entice the public through newspaper columns, announcing reasonable prices. This week features Irish linens, double width, at 10 yards for one dollar, inviting readers to note quoted prices.
In North Kona and South Kona several road sections received contractor awards. Sec 1 J White 2500 dollars. Sec 2 J White 2500 pounds. Sec 4 M F Boot 2400. Sec 5 J Kuoloma kule 2400. Sec 6 Jos Madeiros 2700 pounds. Sec 7 Jos Madeiron 8100. Sec 8 Hui o Kabalun 2640. Sec 9 Lain Vasconcelos 2200. Sec 10 L P Lingoln 4400 with wall added at.
Frequent light rains keep lawns growing and Honolulu yards lush. Compare Honolulu lawns with Vancouver snowbound gardens and urge regular care with mowers hoses rakes hoes shears sprinklers. We import garden tools from English manufacturers known worldwide for quality at fair prices.
At a stockholders meeting the following officers were elected President J A Magoon Vice President E A Jones Secretary Treasurer T W Hebron Auditor The board of directors includes JONES Secretary Honolulu March 21, 1907.
The store reports nightly work after hours to prepare a spring campaign with new Coast trade orders. Highlights include the Primus oil stove promising kerosene use and safety, a Manns green-bone cutter for poultry, wire soap savers, Crown self basing roasting pans, ice picks, and extension toast forks, all promoted as economical and practical for Honolulu households.
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