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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1898
Page
8
A testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and cures scrofula improving eyesight. It cites a speaker from California praising relief after taking the remedy, urging belief in its healing power and listing price as one dollar.
Fragmentary report records a Mead Signal Station note on maritime weather timing and Greenwich standard time aligned with Hawaiian Standard, with unclear raidilight reference. Readable items indicate shared timing details at 12h and mentions of standard times across zones.
Steamers due and set to sail tomorrow and for the next six days are outlined, listing arrival and departure times, routes, and any expected delays for each vessel.
Bark Albert clears for San Francisco with a full sugar cargo for the New York refinery. The barkentine John Smith and Manna Amonile are active, while Arago discharges and lies at anchor. Kilauen and Kealio sugar stocks are listed with quantities, and the steamer Noeau loads sugar at Kilauen to sail tomorrow. An award grants pruning blanks for the customs house forms, ranging from large Collector's Reports to small Special Permits.
Members of the lodge and associated companies convened at Thomas Square for the uniform and division meeting. Attendees included Myetic Lodge members, Hooke Division No 1, and Mortion Hawaiian Lodge with focus on orderly assembly and ceremonial practices.
Prof Berger curates a moonlight concert at Bomans Square at 7:30 featuring Light Cavalry Overture Carmen selections Nabuc Verdi and humorous titles mingle with local nightlife. A speculative note hints at geopolitical tensions with potential German-Spanish alignment over calis and Rainier beer branding appears in a stray line.
For Kauai ports per star names such as W G Hall A 8 Wilcox Miss Ames Mise J Smith and others are listed. For Maoi ports main names include Mrs G P Wilder E A Mott Smith and Mrs Koiki. For San Francisco per bk Albert O M Cox from Kapaa per star James Makee EP Dole E Montgomery. RECEIPTS ISLAND PRODUCE Per James Makee 2500 ex sugar Brewer & Co.
The readable text shows a garbled line about tides, oars, and a voyage. It mentions an event at a location with maritime imagery. Names and clear details are absent, leaving only scattered nautical words and broken phrases.
The article details blouse construction with varying belt hang, horizontal trims, and possible yokes. It notes arm seam options, lengths relative to the belt, and how fullness affects silhouette. A navy pine verge blouse is pictured with waist gathers and black velvet ribbon, white material, and trimmed edges.
Race program lists purses for multiple races including pacers trotters and amateurs with details on distances times and eligibility. Judges Capt A N Telpp Theod Hoffmann Capt J C Cluney and starter C B Wilson noted along with a base d per committee.
Fragmentary notice lists Honolulu Sanitarium at 1089 King Etroot and a plan for physical training. It references Gane Omnia and a movement toward better health, with a contact number 639.
Frames made at short notice for all kinds of pictures or diplomas. King Bros., 110 Hotel street.
Public notice details a land sale including 28.5 acres with boundary lines, a 4 acre tract, and a 2 bedroom house plus improvements. It lists Mountain View area, Panola and Hie regions, with crops and coffee plantings described alongside holdings and lot boundaries.
Fragmentary OCR notes a rural or national nursery governance topic with names and places faded. The readable bits point to Article discussion of governance shifts, potential policy impacts, and local or regional ties, with limited specifics on people or dates. The piece hints at administrative or agricultural oversight reforms affecting communities.
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