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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1899
Page
7
A garbled fragment cites a name and titles, mentioning a superintendent and a location. The readable words suggest a local notice or report but lack clear action, date, or full context.
Will leave Honolulu Tuesday with calls at Kahului Hana Hamoa and Kipahulu Maui returning Sunday morning. Freight rules require landing, limited liability for baggage up to 10000 unless declared, purse protection limited, tickets urged before embarkment, extra charge 25 cents for failure to do so. Company reserves right to change times without notice. C. L. Wight president S. B. Rose secretary Capt. J. A. King port supt.
Movements of steamers listed with arrivals and departures for the next six days. Entries include ships such as America Maru Gan Praneleia Aawangt Vancouver and others, with times, dates, and routes. Greenwich time referenced with last quarter moon noted.
From Yokohama June 17 at 1 19 pm the Coptic reached the Pacific Mail wharf carrying seven passengers from Urien for Honolulu and a large through freight. It carried 805 tons of cargo and 2451 tons of coal. Passengers arrived include Misa A Hana forth and many others. The crew changes include Commander Sealby to London and Commander Kinder to take over. Also reports of rioters sentenced in Paris and a marriage notice in Honolulu.
A reader reports indigestion relief and weight gain after using Hood’s Barenpinilla and Hood’s Pills, praising non-irritating cathartic effects. The item also notes Scenic Postal Cards becoming a European fad, with Hawaiian availability at 25 cents a dozen, and local business notices for lodgings, shipping, and Singer sewing machines.
Holders of water privileges and rate payers are informed that irrigation hours are from 6 to 6 and 4 to 6 each day. Water rates for the term ending December 31 1899 are due July 1 1899 at Honolulu Water Works. Delinquencies after 15 days incur 10 percent penalty and may lead to suspension August 15 1899. Rates payable at Kapualwa Building Honolulu.
Notice to stockholders of Ewa Plantation Company announcing a $4,000,000 increase in capital and issuance of $19 par value certificates. Stockholders must surrender current certificates to the treasurer, provide clear written instructions, and specify share counts. Fractions will be sold at public auction with proceeds distributed. sale date set by Honolulu official.
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