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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1896
Page
4
Authority announces tenders for the Makena to Kula road project. Bids due by noon TAMEDAY with copies at the Interior Ministry Office and Superintendent of Public Works. Andrew Down and J A Ring oversee notices and site access. extended bid date to August 9, 1808.
On July 22, 1896 an expedition to the South Pole sails in a 300 ton whaling vessel and 70 ton steamer, with twelve scientific appointees. The British Government refused £250,000 aid, £325,000 was privately raised, and the plan aims to boost Southern Hemisphere commerce.
Leny over the matter of food inspection gains attention in the local press with support from scientific figures in leading schools. The idea risks fading before the next Legislature, unless a lasting organization is formed to keep pressure alive despite the city’s history of brief public groups.
The article notes a ten mile canal planned between Abeya and Otsu with an estimated cost of 23,000,000 and views public works as a major employer for Japan's surplus population. It suggests labor emigration could be halted by a government policy in the future.
Honolulu correspondent reports captains of interisland steamers told to watch for a possible new island formed by recent earthquakes. Any sighting will be annexed by Hawaii.
The Commercial Journal supports a Hollolila stock exchange to regulate stock and bond transactions. It warns that if the exchange introduces “bulls” or “bears” as disruptive factors, some results could be damaging.
The Independent notes Hawaii faces a mounting crisis as experts warn of escalating challenges across governance and emergency response. Officials urge coordinated action amid growing strain on resources and public services. Local communities rally to support relief efforts and recovery plans.
A new pyramid has been entered and explored revealing a passage and thirteen rooms. The find prompts speculation that the structure may have been built for the Thirteen Club, with observers noting the government is too occupied to investigate further.
In district court Judge Wilcox heard G W Keawenamahi charged with battering Ah Choy a cigar wholesaler on Fort Street. Ah Choy testified Keawenamahi grabbed four cigars and struck him when confronted. Keawenamahi claimed the Chinaman offered inferior cigars and used a weapon. The verdict found no weapon on Keawenamahi and he was discharged. Ah Hoy and Kanhi cases were nol pros. Lee Kok and two others captured by Officers Fernandes and Sea were then tried. Lee Kok confessed to opium use and a sentence suspended for thirty days as he leaves the country. The other two were dismissed. Chan Kok fined 250 and cent. G Pereira reprimanded for threatening language. Two Chinese men fined for public disturbance. mail and mischief charge dismissed.
A regional notice promotes Bar Ber's Refrigerating Machines for creameries meat markets hotels and more. It touts low operating costs four to six hours daily and highlights De Laval cream separators and the new Alpha Hum ming Bird model designed for household use and easy operation by women and children.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited operates opposite Spreckela Bank at 307 Fort Street.
A feature explains bromidization to prevent seasickness by regular bromide sodium use before and during voyages with mild drowsiness and preserved appetite. It also humorously cites a London physician claiming hair cuts cure headaches by releasing a brain safety valve, noting variable efficacy.
Our engraver has produced superior plate work in recent weeks and already sees strong demand. We claim we can meet high standards for embossing and fine cards without needing to send work elsewhere.
Our stationery the latest and finest in use will be kept posted on every new wrinkle in the work. Any work turned out will be correct and the kind you won't be ashamed of. Place your orders with us and save the expense of waiting.
A critic argues that honest sales rely on merit and transparent quality. He says deceptive trade harms buyers and urges abolishing inferior goods through clear manufacturer guarantees and branding to prevent sales temptations.
The write up argues for McKinley and tariff protection, predicting a two cent per pound sugar duty with McKinley’s election. It notes Hawaii’s ties to the United States and urges readers to consider price impacts on American products. It also promotes Dimond and McKinley aligned options and shifts to a sales pitch for aluminum, enamel, and agate ware with discounts.
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