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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1896
Page
5
Friday night circus at Li hue with Turpins Ride to York. Warrimoo passengers and Vancouver visits noted. Emperor William birthday flags fly. Local clubs meet and prepare matches. Ship arrivals, frame sale, and beer consignments pepper the day’s items.
John F. Colburn reports live pearl oysters in Pearl River lagoon once abundant in Pearl Harbor area. A Bul LETIN photographer observed one oyster and a half shell at Colburn’s office. Native harvesting declined since Kameha meiha V era. Colburn also examined failed Pyne shells planted by A W Bush years ago and told Agricultural Commissioner Marsden that their survival is unlikely due to excessive water.
A Hawaii postmaster at a small office was found short in his accounts by 8750 dollars. Efforts to cover the deficit left him short by 250 dollars. his name is being withheld. The official, a prominent native Hawaiian, was said to have too many irons in the fire. Discovery reported by J D Paris, North Kona school agent and district government supervisor.
In Judge de la Vergne s Mount Six drunks pleaded guilty this morning with fine of 2 dollars and costs. Andy Brown claimed not drunk and demanded trial while witnesses testified he was helplessly drunk near Nuuanu and King on Saturday. He said he had fits and sat on a bench to recover. Sentenced to jail until he can work out fine and costs. Olelo fined 1 dollar and costs for assaulting a native. Pipulani pleaded not guilty to stealing items including a mosquito net and hammer. trial postponed. Kepano s case for stealing 3 50 from Mau Nak ea street store postponed after prosecution rested. Hewett s assault with a dangerous weapon charge dismissed. Hewett pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Wing On with a stone, fined 40 dollars and 8 dollars costs.
For sale coast land in Kona Hawaii totaling about thirteen hundred acres. Eleven hundred acres are suitable for coffee with a drying house store and workers quarters on the plantation. There is a sea fishery appurtenant and a mortgage option with per cent cash and stamps at buyer expense. A map is available at the seller's sales rooms on Queen Street in Honolulu.
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