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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1899
Page
11
The office invites bids received till 1 o’clock noon Monday July 1 for sewage screens. Plans are at the Superintendent of Public Works. Minister Jas A King notes no obligation to accept the lowest bid. July 26, 189g.
The Tivoli Spam Co subscription list for season tickets opens Wednesday July 26 at Bergstrom Music Store located at Fort and Beretania streets Progress bloc 1270-1.
Weather reports from Diamond Head Signal Station note clear conditions with a 75 degree morning low and a 90 degree midday high, barometer adjusted. Sailings list arrivals from Yokohama and Kau ports with sugar cargo. departures include Iwalani to Honolulu and several steamers bound for San Francisco and Koolau.
Shipping news from Kauai and Yokohama includes the Hongkong Maru sailing for San Francisco after port calls and examinations for bubonic plague. Madras on deck and a death at Waimea precede arrivals from Kauai. Captain Campbell denies resignation and shares plans for a three month vacation. Souvenir photo and jewelry display promoted by King Bros at 110 Hotel street.
Six months ending June 30 results reveal fewer participants but better shooting. Most scores rise from silver and bronze to gold, led by H. CG. Ovenden of the Tax Office winning the Marshal's Gold. Top scores include Batchelor 432 Oss 425 Hayedlden 423 Heywelden 413 Birkmyre 413 Gibbs 412 Wainbolo 406 Buchanan 406 Cooper 406. Johnston 394 earned silver.
William A Ward son of a Virginia lawyer was murdered in a Yokohama saloon on the 17th. Two Japanese women also died. Ward formerly passed a will, was helped by his father to quit absinthe, and had drifted to Shanghai and Yokohama aboard the schooner Robert Searles. He forged a letter and a 1200 check, had heavy debts and swindles. A jealousy motive is given for the triple crime. a suspect named Miller from Buffalo, New York, was arrested.
Instructions describe garlic sauce with boiled cloves, almond aroma, and marrow preparation for toast with anchovy, parsley, and chives. Also includes cabbage and potato fried dish, milk lemonade with lemon juice and port wine, and a note about Manila chapter on American troops' reception in Honolulu.
At Emma street above President Dole's home, JAS F MORGAN auctions a full household lot including parlor divans and chairs, center rug, dining set, china and glassware, bedroom suite, iron beds, stove, utensils, curtains, and poultry, with Ferns, Palme, and more.
Public auction of a residence site at 39 Queen Street listing lots on Wilder Avenue Keeaumoku Street and J P Hamburg Lot. Total area 19 288 square feet describes an elegant building site owned by J L McLean Peterson and J F Hamburg. For particulars contact Jas F Morgan Auctioneer.
The regular annual meeting of the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co will be held in the rear office of the Hawaiian Trust and Investment Co on Monday July gust at 2 p.m. All stockholders are requested to be present. J. & Atherton, resident.
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