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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1898
Page
4
Naval architects push experiments as a powder magazine threat looms over Clyde communities. Despite legislative and press debate, yards hold roughly 500000 tons in stock or on order, with about 180000 tons of naval work for the British Government amid wartime pressure.
The Board of Health through its Sanitary Committee confirms findings on Waikiki road complaints and orders executive officers to implement recommendations. Weekly inspections by the committee are urged to ensure thorough execution, as sporadic action fails to address ongoing issues and constant supervision is needed. A separate editorial notes renewed debate over an All British Cable project and cites the Royal Commission report favoring a Pacific line.
The readable portion mentions a spring exhibition at a gallery named Kiloba ga Ar League. Details are sparse and garbled, but implies an art show opening in the gallery space with afternoon lighting and a focus on display. No clear dates, people, or organizations beyond vague gallery references.
Generosity the management charge nothing for admission. Observers compare present works with earlier efforts of individual artists, noting steady progress and growing collaboration in the Hawaiian art scene. Lovers of art are urged to exercise their own judgment as they study the pictures, rather than rely on external opinions.
The Palma Cooperative Grocery Co announces open for business with its first Mariposa shipment from the coast. Items include frozen oysters, smoked halibut, corned beef, beef, butter blocks, and more. Goods delivered citywide from the old stand opposite the Railway Depot on King Street.
A fragment describes a press excursion left in Waislun led by Fred Smith with numerous attendees from newspapers and periodicals. It contrasts with the Anchor Saloon which claims expertise in mixing drinks and lists brands like John Dewar's Scotch and Seattle beer on draft to appeal to patrons.
Washington correspondent notes a flag once in the Treasury building where it hung during Ford’s Theatre events two nights before Lincoln’s assassination. The flag’s transfer to the National Museum is urged for preservation. A spare boot snag caused Booth to topple, breaking his leg, with the banner later exhibited.
Last week highlighted the Aermotor Steel Windmill for pumping water. The note adds that even with a poor pump it cannot perform at its best unless paired with a good pump and mentions matching with soft geared mills kept in stock.
There will be no drill tomorrow evening June 10, 1808 due to the Dell Shed being occupied by the Mawalian Band. Signed APT SCHAEPER.
A closing notice states the undersigned will close these shay at 10 a m on Saturday June in Hawhowl day. ETROPOLITAN MEAT CO CENTRAL MEAT MARKET CITY MARKET Honolulu June 4 1808. Ten tenders for milling about 3000 cable yards of good material at Kakiako within four months. Further particulars at Honolulu Iron Works Co. 8 ite.
A brief notice lists affordable kitchen items including a grater a candle stick and a cake Turner perhaps part of a sale or promotion. The fragment hints at a bargain set with basic utensils designed for small households or starter collections.
The Old Commercial, the city’s oldest drinking place, has been renovated under RP F. Ryan’s management. It is touted as the coolest and most comfortable saloon in town, serving John Wieland beer and a full array of wines and liquors. Corner of Berotunia and Nousua streets. Telephone 323.
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