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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1899
Page
8
Mrs Napthaly announces the Australian choice selection of sensible milliners and invites patrons to call at 632 Fort Street Love Building to view the new stock and place orders.
Shipping reports list weather at Diamond Head Signal Station with June conditions and temperatures. Arrivals include numerous ships like Stuur Maul from Pa sushau, Stmr Tehua from Kauai, Kinau from Hilo, and James Makes for Kapaa, noting cargoes of sugar, potatoes, corn, hogs, hides, sundries, and cable.
Harbor Front reports a barkentine Skagit sailed for the coast with 8381 encks of sugar tied to H Hackford & Co while steamer Kauni arrived yesterday. Steamers Kinau Claudine Keanhoa arrived recently with freight and passengers. Kauai reported strong northeast breeze and rough seas on a passage from Labaing. Fresh water strikes at Passawal plantation and Kaunakakai wells supply abundant water. Leboa delivered sugar from Olowala plantation.
Vessels listed include US tug Iroquois Pond Hilo and May 27 entries with Razboynik Kussowich and Philadelphia Apia June 4. Merchantmen include City of Columbia Milnor and many others with dates April May and June. station lists show ships from Hackfeld & Co and Brewer & Co among others. A note states no July Fourth celebration meeting. citizen group postponed to next Wednesday evening.
A Maui bulletin notes Ina Valley events next Monday January 12 with expectations of a large turnout. Clara Lowrie daughter of manager Lowrie plans to depart with her mother in about three weeks to study in San Francisco. A trial in the Republic of Hewassi ve case ends with Higby guilty of assault with a weapon. fines set at $100. Continued to December term. A big fair and concert at Lahaina near the Anglican church is planned, with strong community funding led by Rev. Ault. Wailuku anticipates a busy period with commerce and social activity. Lahaina and surrounding areas face maintenance and sight issues. Edna Duvane dies at Kannapali after leaving Honolulu two weeks ago.
The report lists first and second phase horses with odds and bets at Kapiolani Park. It notes limited wagering on the streets, more at the track, and owners and bettors watching races. Lunch service at Lane Souci and the pavilion, fifty cents a plate, will run during the races.
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