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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1897
Page
5
Local items recap a busy day with brief notes on a tug of war, small passenger lists aboard the Claudine, a Molokai professional card for J K Nathaniel, and assorted society happenings from the Kona Trading Company notices to dances, concerts, and church services.
Central Union church and Palama mission hosted annual Kameha Meha Day picnics at Oshu college with hundreds attending. Free transport by car and bicycles, games and feasting, a minor injury from a tree seed, and guests visiting Mr Herbert in the hospital following an accident. Protestant church of Portuguese people and its Sunday school rode by rail to Remond Grove for a second picnic.
A driver rides alone on a Saturday morning as a car passes by with no passengers. At the Volcano House near the burning crater Madam Pele witness O M Walton and Miss Alice Kimball wed in a noon ceremony. Rev. Hill of Hilo officiated. the couple hailed from Pabala and are noted figures in Hilo. The Tribune extends best wishes for their happy life together.
Eagle House announces reopening under new management with A Kosra in charge. The establishment will feature American French meals and plans to serve patrons in Chicago and beyond, highlighting new culinary direction and service.
Funeral notice invites friends and acquaintances to attend the service at Pacific Mall wharf afternoon for the steamer Walabeale. No further notice.
The Diamond Jubilee committee lists events for June 23 including yacht racing, rowing shells, canoes, and multiple barges with $50 top prizes and varied courses. Children’s sports at Kapiolani Park start 1 PM with many events and medals for winners and runners up. Entries due by noon June 19 to A G M Robertson or Thomas Wright.
During my absence from the Hawaiian Islands Mr W M Gilford will not for me under full power of Attorney W G Irwin Honolulu June 1 1907.
A terse notice from the Evening Bulletin Office announces a young man to set stoner tite at onee to, reflecting a brief local item with sparse readable details.
Local dealer announces a diverse shipment of FI TOILET SOAPS from top soap makers. They boast unmatched quality and price, claiming age and materials used in manufacturing drive lasting wear. The shop houses a large stock, offering soaps made from a hundred or more compounds. customers are invited to inspect.
The selection committee favors Woodbury's Facial Soap as the best adapted to the local climate for erasing blemishes. The price has been cut from 50 cents to 25 cents to promote its use.
The text announces Followers Soap as the culmination of two decades of research promising unprecedented soap values. It presents the product as a rare contemporary offering, implying superior formulation and value without providing concrete details or verifiable claims.
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