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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1898
Page
8
The note lists repair services and new work offered by H. G. Biart at 404 Fort Street, including pins, clogs, bracelets, and watch making. It references various names and places in a damaged OCR style but centers on repair services and jewelry work.
A testimonial purports that scrofula and skin ailments stem from foul blood and that external treatments fail. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla uniquely purifies blood, citing a Vermont man's full recovery from a year of facial and bodily eruptions after using the remedy.
Hood Hood’s Bani Hood’s Pills requires close review as OCR text fragment. readers should seek full article for verified facts and names, dates, and events.
Shipping notices list arrivals at Honolulu with names like Diovan Ceaisdal and Makawell, plus concerts and lectures by Prof. Berger and Miss Wels. Local ads promote Hool’s Sarsaparilla, McCandless Bros bore work in Kohala, piano by Kroeger, and a Kayluke Bargain Counters sale through the 20th.
A French dinner and soft music at the Hawaiino hotel runs from six to eight. A Central Asian church choir rehearsal starts at seven thirty, followed by a reception at Odd Fellows at eight. The Grand Saturday Night program at Circus begins at eight, with wheel events at Cyclomerr park track also at eight.
Harbor notes report arrivals and cargos including S P Hitchcock sugar load, Waialua rice from Kabalua, Diamond Heal expected at Por Blakeley, and vessels RP Rithet Alten Besse off Kasi. Inland sugar totals from Kauai show Ke kala 300, Waimew 850, Makaweli 900 bags, Eleele 1500, Kilauea 11 500, Tital 87 250. Weather hampers movement with rough wind and seas. Kaunt brought Kekaba sugar to Nawiliwili and James Makow weatherbound.
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