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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1898
Page
3
A rare opportunity offers 1500 acres in North Hon district for leasehold sale. About 200 acres planted with coffee, 50 acres old coffee, 1100 acres wastable for coffee. Subleases to responsible buyers at good rental. Purchase bears only taxes on improvements, no rental. Investment promising with various climates and elevations for coffee cultivation.
The note argues against low priced baking powders as wasteful and praises Schling's Best for value. It asserts good baking powder costs less in use and promises a money back guarantee if customers dislike Schling's Best at their grocer.
The Saint Mary steamship Claudine Cameron issues travel and freight guidance for Honolulu departures, detailing voyage timing, cargo handling rules, liability limits, required shipping receipts, and penalties for freight without proper routing. Live stock and valuables rules are stated with value disclosure requirements and insurance expectations.
The House Finance Committee criticizes the Auditor General's report and calls for strict adherence to the Audit Act. It urges modification only after auditing provisions are tightened, and requests the Auditor General provide the annual report and statement for the year ing to the act. The committee rejects current auditing scope and demands legislative action to improve efficiency.
A dated motel arrivals list shows numerous guests and their destinations across cities. Names include Hawsiian Geras W Lee and wife, George H Webster Jr, FA Elliott and wife, W A Miliatt of Chicago, and others scattered from Memphis to New York and Germany. The fragmentary roster reflects a travel lodging snapshot with multiple individuals and paired companions headed to various locales.
The Amohue P. P. Rywn rill remains in charge at the Anchor with Searle handling drought duties. William Carlyle oversees the shop which stocks Joby Dowar's Sedch whiskey, strong liquors, and a full range of other spirits, beverages, and related items kept on hand.
Tarnished rooms advertised at Popular Home Lhd Fort with weekly rates from $1.00. Fragmentary text mentions Italian mandolini method, Mr. Chas, Bo Brogier, and Sindioio. Exposition claims over 18,000,000 made and high awards for construction, regularity of motion, durability, ease of learning, and convenience. Agent B Borgersen at 164 Botbel Street.
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