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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1897
Page
2
Trusting you may be interested in cycling we note facts about the Rambler bicycle. The Ramblers are equipped with a detachable tire and praised for easy running look and lasting quality. We urge readers to call and obtain figures, promising time and money savings.
In year end offerings the Rambler bicycle maker advertises a 1896 Rambler at 95 dollars, promising significant reductions while stock lasts. The letter notes no expected auto improvements for the coming season and invites customers to consider the deal and tell friends.
A compact catalog note promotes sheet music and instruction books with a claim of the most varied stock. It highlights instruments offered with easy monthly payments and mentions pricing terms available to buyers.
The article discusses Neoclassical furniture trends inspired by the French Revolution era. It notes armorial trophies, broad backed chairs, a backless design for a sofa, and decorative small tables. It praises round dining tables for gatherings and describes evening party snacks like delicate wafers and fancy sandwiches with fruit fillings and punch.
In a Detroit Free Press report, a courtroom scene features a judge railing at a witness for grammar while evaluating a prisoner accused of stealing harnesses. The exchange centers on identifying harnesses and the reliability of testimony, with emphasis on dialect and the defendant's case.
Political chatter swirls over a Cameron resolution seen as near war with Spain by Secretary Olney. The piece ties national tensions to everyday life with Rainier Beer’s enduring quality and a local cottage listing at Wilder Avenue.
Notice of intention to foreclose a mortgage dated October 1 detailing default for failure to pay principal and interest. Property in Kona Hawaii conveyed to Manoel Gouveia and Sam Tuwa, with sale by public auction at James F Morgan hall on a Wednesday in March 1817 at 2 oclock. Records reference Liber 117 pages 463 and 404 and Liber 116 page 465.
Mortgagee announces intent to foreclose on a Honolulu mortgage dated Feb 28 1897. Property at Auaukai Waikiki Oahu described in Royal Patent 2883 listed for public sale on Mar 2 1907 at noon at W S Luce auction room on Queen Street. Alfred Magoon attorney for mortgagee and Opunui conveyance history cited in registry records.
For sale lines list valuable business property on Nuuanu Street with good rental, several lots near Punchbowl and Makiki, residence property with view from Diamond Head to Ewa, four houses on Punchbowl Street near Post Office, comfortable houses on easy terms on multiple streets, building lots citywide on instalment plan, lodging houses, coffee lands on Hawaii, and a pineapple ranch near Honolulu with fruit trees.
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