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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1898
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin reports staff changes with a new editor assuming duties. The paper notes editorial shift, promises honesty and dignity, and hints at management transitions. The piece critiques local scheduling and transport plans tied to upcoming Fourth of July events and Hawaiian racing history.
The Hawaiian Historical Society’s fifth snounl report highlights scarce yet valuable data. A small group undertakes most work, while the broader public underappreciates the excellent material now being cataloged for future generations.
A fragmented article criticizes allocating 10 000 for entertaining American troops in Hawaii, arguing government belt tightening and salary cuts justify resisting land gifts while noting receptions could boost publicity and influence abroad amidst unclear finances.
The article laments lawmakers squeezing the treasury to fund public needs while criticizing lavish visitor expenditures. It argues that prudent budgeting should balance income with responsible spending and avoid hindering administration with wasteful costs.
The Hawaiian Gazette ownership shifts from Gear & Mosick to Bulletin Publishing Company. Money and obligations of the firm now rest with the Bulletin Publishing Company, publishers of The Hawaiians. Loverett H. Mesick remains editor and Mewick will supervise all mechanical operations, consolidating duties to support agricultural and horticultural interests in the Islands.
The Hawaiian Band of Home Missions hosted a large gathering featuring Kawainaho Seminary Palama chapel Portuguese Mission and Chinese and Japanese mission schools. Speakers Rev Okumura Rev Galick and Rev Sourés discussed mission work and social changes among Hawaiians urging new leadership and funding. Several students will leave Honolulu for colleges in California and the East, including Harry A. Kloegel Ferdinand Hedemann and others.
Princess Kwiulani will preside over the flower table at the St Andrews Cathedral fancy solo and fair next Saturday afternoon and evening. Mrs Sames Campbell will oversee the fancy table and the Emerald quintet club will perform Hawaiian music, promising a delightful event.
Dante the Wizard will appear at the Opera House tomorrow night for his first Hono lulu appearance. Seats are on sale for the opening show. He is praised as a superior illusionist, with mysterious new magic and dexterous performance.
Last week highlighted the Aermotor Steel Windmill great water output but noted it only performs well with a high quality pump. We stock compatible pumps to match our 16 ft geared mills ensuring optimal pumping efficiency.
A window display at Ewa features a set titled Our $1.00 Kitchen Kit with twelve pieces including a strainer a mold bucket a grater a candle stick a cake turner and other kitchen essentials priced at one dollar.
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