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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1898
Page
3
The customer accuses the grocer of selling inferior baking powder after demanding a cheaper option. The dispute frames buyer fault and retailer liability in a tale of pricing and quality.
Chesney W. Ewing, a leading pots trait painter of San Francisco, is now in Honolulu and connected with our studio. His work here is already attracting attention as a fresh contributor to local ceramic design.
An exhibition showcases water color and crayon portraits from lifelike to miniature sizes. A specialty feature is painting on ivory and porcelain, inviting viewers to see the detailed craftsmanship.
A fragment describes photographing loved ones with modern optics and posing guidance, highlighting keepsake portraits and the lingering charm of a photographed image for personal mementos.
Wilder's Steamship Co presents a Honolulu timetable with departures 10.4 a m and returns from Hilo at 1 o clock for Makona Mabukona Kawaibai Laue and other stops, including Laupaliochos Maha pur Kawano Makena Bay Labaina and Pobsiki Panay. No freight available after 4 pm on sailing day.
Star Claudine Cameron Commander sails Tuesday from Honolulu touching Kahului and other ports returning Sunday mornings. Calls at Nuu Kaupo on the second trip each month. Freight must be received by 4 p m on sailing day. Company may change times without notice and is not responsible for consequences. Consignees must be at landings to receive freight. Live stock at owner risk. Shipments over 100 dollars require value stated and marked. Freight without receipts risks loss or damage. Employees cannot take freight without a shipping receipt. Shippers must have tickets before embarkation or pay 25 percent extra.
Frank Godfrey of this city received a letter by the Doric from Quartermaster Sergeant Frank Godfrey of Co. B Oregon troops. The message describes the voyage to Manila, the Guam landing, the capture of Luzon forts, and the landing of Oregon volunteers amid rain and fog of surrender. It notes deaths from appendicitis, little disease, and praise of Honolulu, ending with an ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills.
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