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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1898
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and figures with unclear context. No coherent event detected, but references include Mott NAM Weilhewitny 8608 3 SAD 11.88 pam and timing notes such as midnight at Greenwich.
Movements of seven steamers listed for the Ames route with due sails and tentative dates. Entries include Comerrow and next week plans. Various names appear as captains or ports such as WG Hall Kaul and June dates 1 7 10 referenced in the fragment.
Harbor items report schooners Jessie Minor and Kawaileni on routes to Humboldt Bay and San Francisco while Mauna Loa, WG all predecessor, and Koun Rau service prepare for docking or departure. Hilo liner Kinau docks at Wilder’s Wharf with cargo and passengers, Maui and Hawaii to sail Thursday with excursions. Labrador remains stranded at Makena as tug Elen attempts recovery. Kenilworth and Ceylon sail for New York and San Francisco respectively.
Per Kinau star list shows passengers including Kern Kerr Nixey Brown and Rev Baptiste with a long roster of travelers and crew. It notes sailing dates May to June and multiple vessels carrying sacks of sugar, coffee, cattle and other cargo to New York, San Francisco and the Pacific coast, listing specific bag counts and livestock.
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple names such as Kinai Clarke Mauna Loa Sinerson and Ma ul party along with entities like Kas huku Kekaba and leeward Kanal. Mentions a date dune 4 and a note regarding the wife of COVA Dawe. Overall appears to be an unreadable roster or notice with scattered proper nouns and unclear actions.
A Forterrest shop advertises a large stock of currency and horse millinery, Cortland jump seats with canopy tops, and pianos by Chickering Kimball and Kroeger. The Bergstrom Music Co offers cash or installment sales, rentals, tuning, and repairs with a telephone contact.
Assistant Secretary Mackintosh reports the Legislative Post Office handled 680 letters 748 papers 48 packages 39 postal cards and 8 books totaling 441.20 in postage. Most went to the Pacific Coast with next batches to the East Southern states and specific regiments in Pennsylvania New York and Louisiana to follow. Southern California volunteers and local districts may also contribute. several politicians push education on the Hawaiian question.
A new cooperative store on King Street announces its first Mariposa shipment from the coast. The stock includes fresh frozen oysters smoked halibut plate corned beef six can mackerel smoked beef ham butter and other quality items. The store promises low prices and delivery to all city areas. Telephone 756 for new line of books and goods delivery service.
Morgan Cass has been ordered to take a vacation and depart in the near term, planning a three month trip to California mountain retreats and the East. William Love will oversee business in his absence while Harry Armitage handles the auctioneering, with Mr. Morgan’s family accompanying. Fred. B. Ont is ordered to the Coast for recuperation after the service trip, also aiming for California retreats.
The Old Commercial in the corner of Beretania and Nuanu streets has new management PB. It is said to be the oldest drinking place in town fully renovated and now the coolest most comfortable spot. John Wieland Keeren draught and well Denudy wine sodas and liquors are featured. Telephone 323.
The third annual Hawaiian QGonvention of Christian Boe deavor began at 6:30 AM with an early prayer meeting at Kawainhao church led by T. 8. Southwick. About sixty attended, mostly from the Honolulu and Ewa societies. An evening program will start with a song service at 7:15 PM.
A nicely furnished room is advertised at the Popular House located at 154 Fort Street, with weekly rates starting at one dollar.
The motto First, Last and Always Underlines the Criterion Barber Shop. Some patrons gain renewed patronage briefly, but it eventually declines. In contrast the Criterion Shop sees a steady rise in patronage over time.
Memorial day services in Hilo were carefully arranged and well carried out marking the second consecutive celebration in the town Col G F Little delivered the oration at the exercises on the previous Sunday evening Mrs Brower and family return from Hawaii to the United States Vo M Fulcher eft with his family for extended trip to the United States bound for Florida Mrs Fulcher and children to remain in the States for schooling The new steam ferry project stirred hopes of improved transport and a mill may be erected at Waikamala for the homesteaders cane crop is large despite concerns over sugar loading on the Papaloa Laipahoehoe line Health notes praise for Hilo Hospital and St Lukes comparison. Mrs Davies and Miss Browley noted for hospital ties Renewed talk of annexation triggers expectations of rising real estate values and agricultural prospects in Hilo district The Rev R K Baptiste and Miss Beyer wedding at Porta Portuguese church. couple leaves for honeymoon by the Kinau
Mamanes Florentine Souza has assumed management of the Olan Cof fee Co plantation lying between 17 and 19 miles on the Volcano road. The estate spans 1300 acres with two miles of road frontage. The acreage planted will be increased as the first hundred acres of new ground are prepared for trees. Souza brings more than twenty years of experience as a coffee raiser and broker in Guatemala and beyond.
A terse notice urges quick gasoline access via telephone line 907. The item emphasizes speed and a direct call to arrange fuel delivery or pickup, highlighting the urgency of obtaining fuel.
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