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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
3
A historical notice describes a leasehold deal offered by a party named for a North Hen tract. It mentions instalments, rent, and improvements with limited readable details about payment terms, tenant eligibility, and potential returns on investment. The fragment indicates a plan suitable for a party with capital and aims at favorable rental and development conditions.
The speaker asserts that baking powder cannot be made for 25 cents a pound and cautions buyers to pay more. Sedilings Best is recommended as the best right price option, with other brands nearly as good performing about two thirds as well.
The Senate debates the Postal Savings Bank's value for government finance and citizen thrift, noting deposits exceed 10000 accounts including Chinese laborer deposits. Critics warn of cash reserves and constitutional issues while proponents urge expansion and retention, citing national example and public trust. The piece ends with local ads for grooming services and florists.
Fragmented OCR text shows a travel schedule with Hawaiin terms and dates. Mentions Honolulu and various days such as Friday March 15 and Wednesday March 16. Includes notes about moving, arrival times in Honolulu, and scheduling around destinations like Poboiki and Pana.
The Stmr Claudine Cameron will depart Honolulu on Wednesday calling at Kahului Hana Hamon and Hymn Maa. Returns occur on Nau Kanpo on the second trip each month. Freight receipt rules apply. live stock at owner's risk. Passengers must have tickets. late arrivals face surcharges and shipping rules noted by the company.
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