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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1896
Page
4
All water privilege holders and rate payers are notified that the water rates for the term ending July 10 1806 will be due and payable at the Honolulu Water Works office on the first day of July 1806.
Daniel Logan edits The Evening Bulletin on Wednesday June 17 1896. This brief entry notes the paper's masthead and editor, indicating standard publication details for the historical issue.
Hawaii debate over a tariff bill on sake and other liquors turns heated as lawmakers override President Doley's veto arguing the measure promotes public policy. Officials detail that sake enjoys a tariff advantage, prompting calls to abolish favoritism while California wine interests press for reciprocal trade protections. The piece notes Japan's lobbying approach and broader concerns about tariff fairness and local industries.
In San Francisco the Public Officials Association moved to stop feeding live rats and mice to snakes displayed in a drugstore window. The snakes then endured exposure to cold rats as the action took effect.
A brief feature highlights notable women from Home County, celebrating beauty, achievements, and community roles. The piece profiles several residents, noting their influence, talents, and public contributions within the county.
Teoe is praised as a marvel of watch construction offering strong reliability at a very low price. Engineers report perfect results and durability, claiming it will last a lifetime with proper care. The ad notes a two hundred dollar watch guarantee covering every part.
The prose paints a Honolulu twilight with palm verandas and a harbor glow while promoting lamps, hanging amps, and the Blue Flame Oil Stove. It touts stylish lighting options, a sturdy oil stove, and in store demonstrations, urging customers to value the store’s reputation and seek real domestic value.
Advertisement for The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited positioned opposite Spreckels Bank at No 307 Fort Street invites customers to visit the shop for hardware supplies. The terse notice emphasizes its street location and business presence in the area.
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