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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1896
Page
4
By authority holders of water privileges are notified of matured rates for irrigation. The notice sets times from 6 to 5 local o elook and 4 to 6 ovelock Fay. Andrew Brown, Superintendent, Honolulu Water Works, approved by the Minister of the Interior. Honolulu, July 1, 1806.
The Evening Bulletin comments on rival papers the Star and Botuerin for delaying foreign news and reprinting earlier items. It praises The Bulletin for timely press and for providing the first complete summary of the latest foreign views, arguing competition via slow or duplicative reporting is dead indeed.
The government should acquire a barge to transport officials to and from national vessels in the harbor. Presently executives rely on visiting warship officers for gigs, as shore ferry boats fall short for official use.
Two writers debate the value of Good trouble in the military. One calls the case a farce while the other insists it is serious. They joke a court martial should be postponed and left to two papers to boost circulation and possibly aid justice.
With Kilauea again in activity an increase of tourist travel this way may be expected. It is of the highest importance on this account, as well as for the safety of the inhabitants, that epidemic disenses should be prevented from securing an entrance.
In the Facts era, the Star reports that the citizen soldiery labor dispute dissolves, with no lasting dispute or clear action taken. The piece reflects a cooled stance on the issue, suggesting diminished momentum or relevance.
The Boterix suggest a water carnival to end the first Regatta Day. Tentative venues include Mechanies' Home and corny Hotel on Nuquni streets with rates ranging from 36 and 50 rents per night to 1.26 per week, varying by day.
The article extols Hawaii and its climate and proclaims a large shipment of Fredericksburg beer arriving in Australia. It notes the Anchor saloon run by the Right Honorable William Francia Cunningham offers beer by glass, can, or barrel and claims the drink is a healthful cure for liver complaints and ennui despite its novelty.
The notice records a drill event on Friday July 17 at 7 40 PM led by Captain Joun M Kia for the company in Hoxouwne. All members are required to report promptly for drill at the location Y TEVERY.
Timely Topics calls Hawaiian residents’ attention to Barber’s Refrigerating Machines for creameries and produce houses with low operating cost and four to six hours daily use. It also promotes De Laval Alpha household separators, praising the humming-bird model for simplicity, safety, and use by women and children.
The item notes growing demand for copper plate engraving in the city and asserts the engraver can satisfy discerning customers. It claims no more excuses for sending away for cards or finer embossing work, promising improved service and quality.
A local printer invites orders by mail to avoid mailing costs and long waits. They promise the latest, finest stationery and correct workmanship. Customers are asked to place orders at home and trust the firm for quality.
An essay argues misrepresentation harms sales and urges supplying superior merit. It condemns selling inferior liquor and merchandise, advocates abolishing their manufacture, and says branded goods protect salesmen from temptation. The piece laments dishonest tactics in commerce and promotes truthful labeling as the remedy.
A brief listing from a Honolulu newspaper shows the Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited located opposite Spreckels Bank at 307 Fort Street. The readable fragment notes a business address without further sale or service details.
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