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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1896
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin reports a day of wholesome and intense enjoyment in Honolulu as the Fourth of July celebrations unfold. It notes Honolulu’s enduring role in American patriotic festivities and highlights the mutual joy shared by Americans, Hawaiians, American Hawaiians, Hawaiian Americans, and other nationalities amid a festive atmosphere.
Awni Underwood and Sheridan are jailed after Paddy Curtis of the yacht Spray accuses Sheridan of drawing a pistol and Underwood of aiding. Curtis had leased Spray to them for two island trips, but they failed to pay and refused to surrender the yacht.
John Bull was convicted of selling liquor without a license on June 15 1894 Makanee and Hokea convicted on August 21 and 22 1894 were brought before Judge Wilcox for sentence. Sentences previously suspended for good behavior were reconsidered due to alleged continued liquor sales. Each defendant received a $100 fine and 3 costs.
The Daw Gore drew notice at a parade in Golden Gate Park San Francisco where firemen attempted to lasso it but bystanders stopped them. Gore once lived in Honolulu with Dr Winslow the fleet surgeon and traveled to reach the U S city with manager Mr Plankett who worked for the Misses Alba opera singers now Mrs G W Macfarlane and Mrs Planett.
A fragmented ad promotes a city carriage service offering careful drivers and good horse care. It invites readers to ring Telephone 113 at the corner of Fort and Merchant streets for back with a capable driver, noting a quoted proverb about transgression and a Seattle beer reference at the Criterion.
A glossy Tribune ad highlights the TRIBUNE wheel and BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES as top choices. The Hawaiian islands agent touts the wheels’ safety and beauty while promoting smokeless stoves, noting a recent sale and inviting customers to inspect the assortment and prices.
A compact property marker notes the location opposite the Spreckeln Bank at No 307 Fort Street. The snippet identifies a street side reference likely for a business or building entry.
The article notes strong demand for copper plate engraving in the city and asserts the firm can meet needs without delaying work. It states there will be no excuse for sending away for cards or finer embossing, emphasizing the engraver's ability to deliver promptly.
Our prices will be found to be our stationery the latest and finest in use. We will keep pace on every new wrinkle in the work and you can be assured that any work turned out will be correct. You won’t be ashamed of it. Place your orders with us to save mailing costs and long waits.
Notable open property sale notices include multiple residences on Beretania and Kinau streets, a central Lanai residence, and a range of lots and tracts in Pana and Kam Valley. Listings mention modern improvements, central locations, sea and city views, and potential trade options. Financing available with loan negotiation at 50 to 73 percent of value.
Multiple properties for rent appear in a compact ledger style. Listings include 1 store on King street near Port, 5 office rooms on King near Fork, G warehouse on Raplanade, TA cottage with 5 rooms and pantry, 8 and 10 rents on various streets, a modern dwelling on Thurstow Avenue with harbor views, Five Lisa Cottage on Beretauis Street, and a furnished cottage available for two or three months. The tone resembles a real estate catalog of urban rentals.
Wanted listings seeking four to five houses for good tenants, a centrally located rental with three or four bedrooms, a residence near Thomas Square or Linalia with nine of ten rooms, a lot near Malle, a parcel about 7 by 425 feet, 10 to 18 acres of coffee land, and a business lot with a shop valued around 2000.
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