Public Holiday Declared for Queen's Diamond Jubilee in Hawaii
By authority notices the Queen's Diamond Jubilee will be observed as a public holiday. All government offices in the Republic of Hawaii will be closed on Wednesday June 23 1897. James A. King Minister of the Interior issues the order from the Interior Office on June 8 1897.
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Republic of Hawaii
Jas. A. King
Interior Office
A. Perry
Circuit Court of the First Circuit
Arthur P. Peterson
Waikane
Ouba
Sune
Alllotan Hale
Honolulu
Tariff muddling and the nation yet unsettled
A 1897 column argues tariff policy cannot suit a diverse nation. It critiques protectionists and revenue advocates, cites McKinley and Cleveland eras, and envisions a uniform tariff with gradual reductions to expand foreign markets while ensuring revenue. Argentine sugar oversupply and a stray ad for portraits close the piece.
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McKinley
Congress
United States
Diamond Jubilee sports program set for June 28 events
The Diamond Jubilee committee lists events with exact races and prizes including yacht, four onred shell, whaleboat, six oared barge, ten oars, canoe, and children's sports at Kapiolani Park. Entries due by noon June 19 to A G M Robertson and Thomas Wright.
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A. G. M. Robertson
W. F. Love
J.8. Walker
A.G M. Robertson
Waikiki
Shell
Kapiolani Park
Thomas Wright
Charles Crozier
Douglas Colliox
F. Harrison
Harris, Jr
B. F. Beardmore
Notice of brief business closure by named firms
The undersigned notify customers and the public that their Sturee will be closed tomorrow Friday June 11. Names listed include Rumebamette Tay Lewis & Co H May & Co He McIntyre & Bru Charles Hustace.
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Rumebamette
Tay Lewis & CO
H. May & CO
HE. McIntyre & Bru
Charles Hustace
Drill Shed Assembly Notice for Company A Members
Notice directs every member of Company A to report at the Drill Shed on Thursday evening at 7 80 for 632 16. Commanding officer Paul Smith requests attendance and orderly preparation for drill.
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Antony Costrany
N. GH. Hoxonwin
Alpha De Laval Cream Separator Ad Promises Big Dairies Savings
Timely Topics urges island dairies to cut costs amid dairy strain. The ad touts ALPHA-DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS with claims of 10 to 50 percent skimming savings, 5 to 10 percent churn reduction, 5 to 50 percent higher butter value, and numerous labor and quality benefits, asserting cheaper distributor pricing via local arrangements.
Notice of Honolulu Legal Ad By Attorney W.G
A clipped Hawaii newspaper notice states that in the attorney W G will stand in for absence, with full fee obligations under the Honolulu term. It references a Young Man to serve as Commissioner and mentions Evening Bulletin in the entry with a partial date and page number.
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Hawaiian Islands
W. M. Giffard
PIANOS Kingsbury debate on tone and durability
The advertisement touts advanced piano construction with durable, tunable design and a singing tone. It highlights the “olian” pedal for beginners to improve touch and reduce noise, plus extended hammer life. The firm offers these pianos on favorable terms and urges investigation of the Kingsbury model.
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Kingsbury
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J. H. Kirkpatrick
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