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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1898
Page
8
Shipping notes from Diamond Head Signal Station dated June 1 report tides and weather readings for Lom Weather area and nearby stations. Vessels entering and leaving port are noted with times and conditions as listed in the June notices.
Amused at Honolulu steamship notices list arrivals and departures. The ledger mentions steamer movements for the next six days with ships from Yokota and Kota routes, including departures to San Francisco and Francisen.
A Palama Co operative Grocery Co store announces openings with fresh imported groceries. Advertises low prices and delivery to city and suburbs from King Street opposite the Railway Depot. Notes competitive stance against rivals and urges public trial. Also mentions Tom Cooper on a White bicycle with a strong National Circuit reputation.
Shipping news and harbor brief notes from Hawaii ports describe the Mauna Loa and other vessels loading sugar, amber, and hardware for Honolulu, with arrivals and departures at Wilder’s and Kaawaloa. It notes the Lavinia’s loading, the Dimond out 17 days, and weather impacts with rain in Hamakua. Local officials and officers change duties. commerce and passenger movements are listed.
In the House this morning Representative Lovbenstein reported the Special Committee on road contracts. Isenberg dissented, claiming Rowell was unfairly treated. The report was sent to the printing committee. Richards reported Senate Bill 4L. Opium bill printed. substitute to House Bill 23 deferred. Senate amendments on Pounds, strays, brands and Viatk. Robertson moved to indefinitely postpone but was ruled out of order. an appeal followed. Attorney General Smith spoke on the bill’s aims. Saints amendments provoked long debate between McCamness and Poyne. First amendment not concurred. second indefinitely postponed. Recess 2 o’clock.
The Kabului Railroad Co. sues Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. for damages about 850000 claiming trespass on the right of way. Incident cited is use of the track by Hawaiian workers at night causing ablaze crossing and disruption.
First Last and Always Ones a patron always a patron motto at the ritren Barber Shop. Criterion Shop notes patronine and drops off while the reverse builds. Chickering Kimball Kroger pianos for sale for cash or instalment. Old instruments exchanged. Pianos rented toned repaired. Telephone 321 Berratrom Music Co Ltd Progress Block Fort Street.
Rapidly disappearing supply of the celebrated Soatte Rock Beer. Severe shortage limits available stock to a limited time at the Criterion Saloon.
Cortland jump seats with canoe top backs arrive at Crab Stable Broek in Bortetree Hebine. WG Liw Ina introduces a fresh line of horse imitivery finished in light colors. Prices offered lower than other shops. Come inspect these beauties today.
The Commercial, a famed city drinking place long known for its beverages, has been entirely renovated. It markets John Wie’s beer on draught and a full range of wines and liquors at the Beretania and Nauaua corner, with telephone 823.
The article notes tensions over Pacific routes as German, Japanese, and American interests clashed in the Caroline Islands and Micronesia. It lists reasons for the Pera’s late arrival, including quarantine at Kobe and bad weather, and describes the strain on ships at Pacific Mail wharf as traders fear hard times and seek cargoes like bananas.
Keeamehiy, an archivist and superintendent, comments on the devastation from a fire. He notes that pupils left Kobe, Japan, the day of the blaze near Dorie in San Francisco and suggests possible exposure delays due to the U S war effort at Yokohama. He says Hineluta cannot pass the outbreak due to restrictions and will face action.
A fragmentary ad describes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy, claiming it cured various ailments and praising it as the best medicine. The misspelled text lists Hood's Pills as the only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla and mentions a San Antonio address.
Text fragment describes Hond's Saesayerna and claims of medicinal power. Mentions heart healing, open heaven, and curing diverse diseases. Lacks clear events, dates, or plain narrative relationships.
The article notes over 13,000,000 tale and veld and a Wall’s Columbian Exposition award for excellence in construction and motion. B Borgersen named agent at 16 Baltic Street, citing ease of motion and durability, with remarks on learning and convenience of arrangement.
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