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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1897
Page
3
Perry Davis Pain Killer has withstood test of time for over fifty years as a trusted home remedy. It relieves colic cramps dysentery colds and other pains with a few doses and is offered in 25 and 85 cent sizes boasting more quantity in the latter.
A college ad urges graduating classes to arrange class photos with lower classes included. It promises affordable pricing, quick service, and flexible posing and grouping options, claiming lessons are not rushed and work equals the best prices.
The Herald s Washington special reports Secretary Long will urge Congress to authorize construction of additional battleships and torpedo boats. Five new battleships may be sent to the Pacific station, with bids heard on a 30 knot torpedo boat. Officials favor Eastern firms but a Western contract for one year is likely. Army and Navy officers say the Pacific defenses would deter Japan if it challenged Hawaii.
A satirical exchange on Barrett-Japan asserts plans to demolish China. The page blends ads for breakfast at Content Market, a city carriage service with rates, portrait enlargements by King Bros at Hotel Street, and a Bingere bid for world leading timing devices with bold claims and contact details.
On Wednesday July 28 1897 at 2 o'clock noon the front entrance of the Executive Build in Honolulu will host the sale of the Hawaiian Hotel premises. The site spans 17-10 acres in central city blocks bounded by Hotel Richards Beretania and Alakea streets with two story brick and concrete main building and cottages. Upset price 60000 cash in US gold. if no bid, a 4000 year lease will be offered with a 20 year term and renewal options under Act 7 Laws of 1896.
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