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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1896
Page
4
Bection 1 notice proclaims water privileges and rates due for Untermering Deo BA 800. Rates payable at Hemeluin Water Works or the duty office. Delayed payments incur a 10 percent penalty after 15 days. Names listed include ANDREW BEOWS and Hanatity Water Works representatives.
Editor Gamiel Logan urges rapid road expansion to unlock arable districts and coffee exports. He argues against slow, expensive boulevard Building, noting the Volcano road boosted development and warning the Pana road plan risks years of delay and unsafe trails.
The article argues new road funds should prioritize practical rough routes to enable settlement and tax revenue. It warns against delaying improvements for grand boulevards and urges government plans to fit local conditions, or future growth will be stunted while lava field travel remains difficult for wagons and settlers.
Phrenologist Ben Dillon will speak at the Christian Church Friday at 7 80 p.m. on Love Courtship and Marriage. He is billed as a gifted speaker likely to draw a large crowd. Also notes a baseball game First Regiment versus Stars at the ball grounds Saturday at 3 30 p.m.
A notice states that during tay alweave from this country Me Bubinstein has charge of all my affairs. All payments due to me should be paid at the office of Ayman Bron, Bh9-3t M8 PEHEIRA.
On June 26 1806 the undersigned purchased from Wong Chong and Neg Gang assignees of Ling Sang Wai Co a bankrupt estate in Wailua Kauai H I all leases buildings horses oxen pigs fowls tools and everything connected with Ting Sang Wai Co Rice Plantation dated Honolulu June 24 1896 Cheong Hung Wai Co 339 1
A Honolulu storefront extols hanging lamps and the Blue Flame Oil Stove. The feature promotes various lamp styles and shades, boasts low prices, and urges readers to insist on value before buying. Demonstrations of the Monowai and oil stove efficiency are offered.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited located opposite Spreckels Bank at No 307 Fort Street is presented in this remaining readable fragment.
Begin today through Saturday 27th, cash only. 24 dozen Tea Spoons $8 per dozen. 12 dozen Ten Spoons $13.40. 12 dozen Dessert Forks $21.50 to $25. 12 dozen Dessert Spoons $22.50 to $25. 12 dozen Table Forks $30 to $35. 12 dozen Table Spoons $30 to $87.50. 12 dozen Egg Spoons $15. All free of engraving, good weight, Gorham ware. Sale for this week only, no other pieces at these prices.
W and Ditson tennis balls cut from 5.50 to 4.15 per dozen Spalding balls reduced from 5.00 to 3.90 per dozen Spalding official league balls dropped from 1.50 to 1.80 each Framed pictures subjects discounted from 2.10 to 1.00 each 750 boxes extra cream wave note paper at 0.26 each 1000 white envelopes size 6 reduced from 1.35 to 1.00 each.
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