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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1897
Page
5
Rain disrupts bicycle races and regatta planning while ministers and speakers adjust schedules. The Hawaiian press notes weather aiding recovery, preparations for the Fourth of July, and a flood of committee meetings, sales, and notices across Honolulu.
A local program presents life size animated pictures on a 12 foot screen. The show blends humor with curiosity and features an exhibition boxing demonstration by James J. Corbett.
The Kingsbury piano line is advertised as built on advanced principles for durable construction and superb singing tone. It claims even scale, muffled practice benefits, reduced hammer wear, and favorable purchasing terms for buyers considering eight pianos.
The First Judicial Circuit presided by Wall Nichols Co conducts a public auction on July 1, 1897 at noon at the makai entrance to the vies Building. The sale offers an undivided one eighth interest in lands described as RB Grants 1902 and 2 Aponas, including parcels at Balena totaling about 7.90 acres, 88.78 acres, and 5.68 acres. Lands have cane cultivation. terms are cash in U. S. gold. For details contact RY Smith, Commissioner, Judiciary Building.
Notice to shareholders of Oahu Sugar County that their certificate of title is ready for delivery at the Office of H. Hackfeld Co. upon payment of stamp duty. Treasurer J B Hackfeld signs the notice.
An analysis questions whether keeping a small flock of chickens is profitable. It notes many raise few birds to enjoy fresh eggs and avoid market purchases, weighing costs and benefits of home production amid market prices.
A bold ad text asserts many perish before the brood age and drives abandonments, yet some succeed in the trade. It promises a simple remedy: invest W cents in a bottle of Detroit Tonic and Detroit Poultry Powder to achieve prosperity and safety for stock returns.
A historical ad asserts hens respond to a product called poultry rabors, claiming it makes hens speak and increases flesh. It promises cures for diseases like cholera and roup and touts tenfold investment returns.
The Detroit tonic promises to end losses from poultry disease and death, assuring farmers no fear in raising chickens again. The product claims to cure or prevent fowl deaths, though the article is fragmentary. The tone suggests a public notice of a remedy for poultry losses.
A local studio advertises that their enlarged portrait work is superior and cheaper than competitors. They claim to need little profit and invite ES to preview samples first, promising satisfaction. Addressed to King Broad at 110 Hotel Streets.
Short readable fragment notes an address 1082 King Street and mentions Kellogg M.D. as superintendent in a truncated listing. The readable text hints at a property or facility description with a contact telephone 639.
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