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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1896
Page
4
By authority Andrew Brown superintendent Honolulu Water Works notifies rate changes for irrigation services from 6 to 6 pviodk am 4106 oFeoek 1. J A Risa minister of the latterar Howat Jats 48 VA 0dr approval.
In a wrangle between the Advertiser and the Star, the Star claims to expose specifics of the definitions attached to charges. Officials reportedly refused to disclose the documents, making the Star's apparent insider knowledge seem suspect. The piece questions fairness and urges an explanation to all parties involved.
Ceth Mer. Beynon describes the Denoerstic nominee as clear and respectable, yet derides him as immature and lacking a strong campaign machine. He contrasts Bryan’s nomination with McKinley, notes future bandmaster H Berger’s Hawaii government service milestone, and hints at a silver anniversary celebration for Berger’s bandmaster tenure in Hawaii.
The passage notes that no longer does the Democratic Party in Cleveland lead. its successor or rival inherits the tariff policy for revenue, and that is all. The remark hints at a political shift reducing party leadership and concentrating on fiscal tariff strategy.
A blemished season blights the bloom of a city tree, with few blossoms drawing attention. The Flytel atrecht tree near the Arlington stands out as a notable exception and visitors delight in its bloom for the first time. Ring Bros. display oil and watercolor sketches of the scene, meeting early sale. City Carriage Cond. 8 And. rade offers reliable service with careful drivers on Lloydine 113.
From Pinar del Rio General Bernal reports a two and a half hour clash with insurgent bands entrenched around the city. Bernal, with 600 men, led the final charge as Basney and Blanes fell. Spanish casualties were eleven. rebels left thirty one dead and many wounded carried away by peasants.
The following passengers are booked to leave on the Australia: E L Roeder. Brothers Joseph, Albert and Edward. Mre L Kees ler. Fred Horner and wife. AL Taylor. Mra Shortridge. Miss Marie Swingley. Mrs MS Damas. Mrs J McStay. Mre Keech and two children. the Misses Scott. Miss Jewell. J 8 McCandless. L L McCandless. Mra Seliauk and two d Shortridge. Theo Richards and wife. Miss Atherton. Miss Annie Dahl. TJ Bireh. Dr Anderson and wife. D E Bortree. CE Rice. Miss A M Porie. Miss M J Bortree. Mrs Usner. Miss Witegerald. Mra bod Duffy. Mra A Kingsford. G O White, wife and two children. Aug Fries. H Pohlmann. Mrs E Curtis. Miss S Carter. Mise FL Guenther. Miss L Golstein. Lillie and wife. G C Macdonald. Major Z K Pangborn and wife. Mrs J Maurer. Mra H Morri son. J A Snydam. C H Snydam. Captain WB Guilfrey, wife and five children. Mr and Mra PA Williams and E D Tenney.
A vivid note invites patrons to brighten a dreary day by stepping into the Criterion saloon and savoring a glass of Seattle beer, promising a rose-tinted mood through a simple refreshment.
The annual meeting of the Hobovath Sugar Company will be held at the office of Mowe W.G. Trewin & Co. on Monday July 20 1886 at 6 oclock.Officials and shareholders are directed to attend for the business of the company.
Timely topics urge Hawaiian residents to consider Bar Ber’s refrigerating machines for creameries and homes. The note highlights De Laval cream separators and the new Alpha “Humming Bird” model, touting compact design ease of use by women and children, low running costs, and effective centrifugal separation for milk and cream.
A historic entry notes THE Hawaiian Hardware Co LIMITED located at No 307 Fort Street. The fragmentary text confirms the business name and street address, indicating a trade listing or notice for the hardware firm in the area.
The engraving columns of last week show strong orders for copper plate work indicating a pressing local need. The engraver promises high quality and urges customers not to send away for cards or embossing, asserting there will be no longer any excuse for inferior work.
Frisco prices promise the latest and finest stationery with durable, correct work. Order at home to save mailing costs and long waits while ensuring work you won’t be ashamed of.
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