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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1898
Page
3
A leasehold for sale at a very low figure covering 200 acres planted with coffee and 200 more acres in various stages. Portion held in trust for the estate. rental terms to be set. Property details include valuation, improvements, and payments. prospective buyers advised of mandatory capital to proceed.
The note warns against cheap baking powder containing alum or being weak and wasting money. It suggests Schilting's Best could win the market if produced and sold at the price of cheap powders, appealing to grocers and customers.
Misa Walsh delivered a well received address on Reincarnation and the Law of Compassion to about 200 attendees at Harmony Hall. The talk split into doctrinal teachings and practical application, followed by questions on Theorophic topics before adjournment. She announced a talk on Training of Physical Faculties with Alpha Braveh at Welock tomorrow evening.
The fleet race saw Lurline beat Irwin to San Francisco by minutes after leaving Honolulu a day late. Captain McTeod boasted fastest ship status as Lurline and Irwin competed for bragging rights. Meanwhile a forger, Nagao Kamejiro, was caught aboard the steamer Peru, found with 5000 in gold and notes, and arrested by US Marshal Barry Dahlein upon a Japanese consular warrant.
The Anchor in Seattle remains under Ryan’s leadership with Carlyle Williams assisting. It highlights trusted brands like John Dewar’s Seatel whisky and a full stock of wines and spirits, including Thief Tignes. The note mentions Lod alse and Hoeyreng We He Cnstead stat in.
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