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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1896
Page
4
Authority notice to tax payees of Lelavil of Chul ave beer based on Section 61 Chapter Ob of the Sopsion Lawe of 80. Delinquent taxpayers to be published with a list soon after due date. Jonathan Sitaw, Assessor, Jet Division, ATS.
The Evening Bulletin notes Kauai will soon welcome the Government Band. A Commercial Journal editorial argues sugar sales to Uncle Sam and purchases from Mikado are intertwined, criticizing the nagging quarrel and blaming lack of profits for the trouble. Vegetable vendors face street restrictions. calls for policy adjustment and mollification by the Board of Health to ease private stands amid public market dynamics.
Trustes James T. Dowsett presided as fourteen board members attended the Queen's Hospital semi annual meeting. A treasurer's balance of 987.96 as of January 1 was reported. Dr. N Russell was considered for honorary visiting physician status. an acting visiting committee was formed for the new term. Hospital quarterly report shows 72 patients, 164 admissions, 144 discharges, 19 deaths, and 6 major plus 201 minor operations. Honolulu December 31, 1895.
The Scientific American lauds the Tribune Bicycle from Black Manufacturing Company Erie Pa as the top American wheel of today. It cites American industry growth, calls English bikes inferior, and notes 1896 Tribune models in Tan dem, Racers, and both genders.
A clipped fragment notes Fort Street near Spreckels Bank No 307. The readable portion identifies location and nearby landmark but no event or action is described.
Public auction at Papaikea Hilo offering the store building, fixtures, shelving, counters, cottage, storehouse, stable, and dwelling. Includes dry goods, groceries, ware, and book accounts. Goods to be sold separately with a chance to acquire goodwill of the business. Further details from BF M Dindt or Ti Wlso on file.
Auction at noon at Queen Street Hamolaly announces sale of about 40 000 acres in Kolo and Olelomoannat Islands. Includes 700 acres of coffee on one block with pineapples and abel land suitable for cultivation. Mentions D, Nahinwi J, W. Kuaimoka residents and mortgage option at 8 percent annual. Viewing and further details at the seller’s room.
Public auction to sell parcels in Oahu from the estate of the late Pexeto Kano. Lands include Rapunkolo Honolii and Kaloliki Manoa with multiple lots, some leased, totaling various acreages. Sale set by order of Hon. W. A. Whiting. proceeds aimed at widow’s dower, with court confirmation required. Enquiries directed to the judiciary building office.
A public notice states a brown roan boar branded Ba on its hind leg with a white spot on the right side. The owner must present claims within the legal period or the animal will be sold at public auction at the Government premises in Makiled on the Sunday of February at 1 o'clock.
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