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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1898
Page
3
Quote on mutual value as money flows between buyer and grocer. A shopper pays good money to the grocer who then provides quality goods, exemplified by Schilling's Best tea as the best available.
Tealth Trait painter Cheaney W Ewing from Sine Kranelion travels to Honolulu showing crayon portraits on ivory and porcelain. The unusual exhibit draws locals who view the art and comment on its delicate execution and Venetian style influences.
An incomplete text references photographing and posing during a water trial or towed event, noting special regard to group leg and tie, with unclear context and missing details.
Wilder's Steamship Co presents a Honolulu to Hilo schedule with calls at Cohaina Mosinow Bay Makony Mahakoun Kawaihae and Lana paliorhoe, arriving Hilo same evening. Return trips depart Hilo early morning touching Laupahoehoe Maba hous Kawailine Makena Meaken Hay Lohalna, then reach Honolulu by Tuesday and Friday afternoons. No freight accepted after 6 AM on sailing day.
Lane captains win by 4 points on Makiki grounds in a tight cricket match. Score details show Lane 67, with Mackintosh and Wanney among top contributors. Harvey's side led by Wanney and Stebbott. Also notes Rev D P Birnie’s Kaawaiaho church farewell and Hood’s Sarsaparilla testimonial.
Weather Bureau daily rainfall figures from June list numerous stations across Oahu including Maunawili Kaneohe Waimanalo Waipahawai and Koko Head area sites. Totals or notable measurements appear for Koele Makiki and Kewalo with several locations showing measurable rainfall.
Claudine and Cameron commanders announce Tuesday 5 PM departure from Honolulu with stops at Kahnini Hana Hamo Kipahuin Mani, returning Sunday morning. Consignees must meet freight at landings, no freight after 4 PM day of sailing. Live stock accepted at owner risk. valuables limited to 100 dollars insured only if declared. Tickets required before boarding, otherwise 25 percent surcharge.
This well known place under PF Ryan’s management is the leading dispenser of liquid refreshments. The Commercial, the oldest saloon in town, has been completely renovated and now offers the coolest and most comfortable environment. John Winland beer on draught and a fine selection of wines and liquors. Corner of Berotania and Naunnu streets. Lelephone 823.
Hawaii and Maui entries show monetary figures and item names with listings such as Awini Rane 1100 6.50 and Laupohoehoe veee 11.56 along with references to Kala and Lanaiaeee. The notice asks observers to send monthly reports for publication by the fifteenth of the following month and advertises rooms at the Popular House on Fort Street from $1.00 weekly.
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