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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1898
Page
3
A shopper requests a bargain baking powder but the grocer refuses to stock it. When pressed, the grocer sells a substandard product, citing the absence of affordable options and shifting responsibility to the customer.
Watercolor and crayon portraits attract admiration for works ranging from Hfesixe to small miniatures. A specialty highlights painting on ivory and porcelain, inviting engagement from collectors and admirers.
A dated note on portraiture notes photographs by latest science with emphasis on posting and grouping. It comments on the trend toward enriched images and the evolving use of watches as display of likenesses.
Wilder's Steamship Co time table lists departures from Honolulu to Maui and Molokai with intermediate stops including Lahaina and Kawaihae. It notes outbound calls to Wabaina Mauiaon Bay Maken the same day, Mabokous and Lau paboshoe, and returns via Hilo with calls at Lanpabuahow Maha and Kawaihas. Freight cutoff not specified.
Claudine leaves Honolulu Friday at 5 pm with calls at Kahului Hana Hamon Kipahuin Mani, returning Sunday ormage arrival in Honolulu. Freight received after 4 pm on 09. consignments must land at the pier. carrier not liable for freight after landing. Live stock allowed at owner’s risk. valuables not insured unless in care of company. shipments over $100 in value must be clearly marked. penalties for nonreceipt of shipping receipt apply. tickets required before boarding with 25 percent extra for those without.
A Honolulu reader condemns the transport ships feeding troops abroad. He recounts overcrowded decks, sea water washing, scarce food, and meals of soup with crackers. Officers dine better while starving sailors and soldiers beg, buy scraps, or go without pay. He urges public remonstrance against the conditions.
A reader questions if Hawaiian hospitality can be stretched further and urges better soldier feeding funded by government contractors. Mentions Elkins family’s son enlisting, and cites a Chicago Record quote on patriotism. Includes a Detroit News remark about the Kaiser's weather optic toward the Philippines.
Mary E. Lewis of University Ave Guthrie Oklahoma reports weakness of the spine and nervousness improved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She says it did her a great deal of good and she cannot recommend it enough. Hood's Pills are the only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Weakness and nervousness relieved.
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