Public Land Sale Notice by Public Lands Agent
By authority a list of lots opened for application January 15 1807 will be sold at public auction Saturday February 6 at 12 oclock noon at the attics of Charles William Hovokus Hammkua under the rules of Pollio Lauda Natlee no person may bid for more than one lot buyers must meet qualifications and make a declaration cash equal to 18 percent of purchase price required immediately after sale plans and further information available at Babli Taeds Manduli or at the office of Cha Willian stbeagart Humakus Howth Hinea J B Brown agent of Public Lands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Chas. Willian
Babli Taeds
Manduli
Cha Willian Stbeagart
Honukas
Humalus
Howth
Full political rights for native Hawaiians urged in retrospect
In the 1807 Evening Bulletin Daniel Logan argues for extending full political rights to native Hawaiians. He recalls past efforts to degrade Hawaiians and critiques annexation schemes that could provoke backlash. The piece urges redemptive action to spare future conflict and unite Hawaii with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Robert Scott's scheme for season tickets at the Opera House
Mr Robert Scotts plan for regular seasons of good company at the Opera House Lowrds shows promise as his stock subscription canvass progresses. An Amusement Company investor doubts return at par value as entertainment. The piece questions keeping the Palace of Truth closed much of the year like the Temple of Jonas during peace.
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Robert Scott
Bis
Jonas
Premier Laurier seeks Dominion envoy to Washington
The Canadian premier and his administration favor a Dominion representative in Washington over London. Commissioned by the Queen with Canadian aid, the policy aims to improve ties with the United States by lowering commercial barriers, effectively abolishing customs between the two nations.
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Laurier
Canada
Washington
London
United States
Honolulu toasie lovers seek Tuesday opportunity
Residents of Honolulu and nearby areas anticipate a Tuesday event offering chances for toasie enthusiasts to gather, share insights, and engage in activities related to local traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Toasie
Evening of Opera House Reopening Sparks Local Pride
The column notes a commemorative evening where artists perform to repay the community’s support for restoring the Opera House. It also critiques Nicaragua Canal prospects as remote, and warns that a Senate rejection of the arbitration treaty would affront not only the United States but Christendom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Congress
United States Senate
Uprising, Plague, and Political Turmoil Reported Abroad
The report describes Maceo’s death and alleged betrayal by Dr Zertucha amid a Spanish ambush, the insurgents reclaiming their commander’s remains, and a later burial. It notes a looming white party revelation in Uruguay, Bombay plague decimating populations, and British plans to seize the Benin kingdom. Also mentions Captain Boisragon and Locke injured, Mexico’s Ding decoration, and Hugh John Macdonald’s Winnipeg election void due to vote-buying witness.
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Maceo
Zertucha
Inter
Carvind
Hetty
Great Britain
Benin
Africa
Boisragon
Locke
Phillips
Henin City
Ding
Mexico
Eperor William
Germany
Hugh John Macdonald
Sir John
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Macdonald
Tourists Arrive as Honolulu Welcomes Stranger and Locals
A last Colonial steamer passenger is met at the dock by a Milesian American friend in Honolulu. They discuss meals at the Dasher Saloon, noting it serves meals in proper style. The travelers rent lodging at the Popular House on Fort Street and Mechanics’ Home near Hotel and Nagona streets, with weekly and daily rates cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Civil War Era Military Report on Resignations and Regimental Changes
Military headquarters bustle continues as Colonel McLean’s resignation fades. Lieutenant Colonel Fisher commands, Captain Schaefer heads headquarters. Government seeks to cut expenses, reducing regular force to one company with officers. California regiment reportedly won an international shooting match by a wide margin. Hawaii annexation committee to include Crane, Timmons, and Harris. Companies E and F second tears concluded with E winning by a narrow margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IE Elitel Metenn
Senate
California Regiment
Fisher
Looking for the Swan Swindled Butler on Pacific Coast
Revenue cutters Corwin and others along the Pacific Coast received orders to locate the Swanhilda and arrest Frank Butler, a manifold murderer. The Corwin will cruise outside San Francisco. Hawaiian Aslew had reached San Francisco with no sighting. The Hawaiian Isles and the Eliott were boarded by San Francisco authorities in pursuit.
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Corwin
Pacific Coast
Frank Butler
San Francisco
Butler
Kustel
Nowonatle
Ashworth Found Guilty In Liquor License Trial
District police court found John Ashworth guilty of selling liquor without a license after testimony by informers Conley and St Clair. Prosecution led by Marschal Brown. A G M Robertson defended. Defendant faces a $150 fine plus costs and plans to appeal. Also Palama Grocery promotes Mikilan and Waianae Butter at 35¢ per lb, with dairy-to-depot delivery via rail, opposite the railway depot on King Street.
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Tiie
John Ashworth
Marschal Brown
A. G. M. Robertson
Conley and
St. Clair
Honolulu
Palama Grocery
Palama
Railway Depot
King Street
Gem Ice Shaver and Kitchen Tools Featured in Sale
Immense new goods consignment coming to excite buyers. Highlights include the Gem Ice Shaver for easy ice preparation, fish scalers to remove scales neatly, French slicers for tenderloin cuts, assorted carvers, bread knives, and generous silver plated spoons and forks. All offered cheap and durable in metal basket sets.
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Clauss
First Lecture by Mr Poepoo at Foster Hall Tonight
The first of Mr Poepoo's law lectures at Foster hall will be riven this evening.
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Poepoo
Foster Hall
Hawaiian Quintette Club to Provide First Class Music
A Hawaiian quintette club offers first class music for events including receptions with prompt attention. Names such as Powlus Luwin Giraud Balla are noted along with references to Toave order and local venues.
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Powlus
Luwin
Giraud Balla
Olved
Dimoul
Cain D
Wiliokni
Ale Richards Street
Ole
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Vaautlo Brotlon
Hinea
J.B Brown
Aloa
Honoka
Daniel Logan
Landon
Uruguay
Bombay
Mole Dritian
Fort Street
Nagona Streets
Vosris
The
Ashworth
the Hawaiian Hardware Co, Limited
Spreckels’ Bank
Kewalo
Chamber of Commerce Rooms
Mon
Santa Claus Guys
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Trish
Temple OF Fashion
Fort Steet
Bach Steamer
Voeller & Co.’S
Berotania Street
Waring Block
Telemoxe
Hawaiian Quintette Club
People's Foe
Lt d
Vic
Bovn
E. A. Jones
Wot
Sib St
H.f.wichman
J. M. Webb
Golden Rule Bazaar
Hendry
Kiiao
Pensacola
Lunulilo
Ponsnools Streets
ET. Hendry
Merchant Street
Peerless Preserving Paint Company
N. Fernandez
Ouriew
Treat
Campbell
J.C. Carter
P.O
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