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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1897

Page

4

WANTS PROTECTION FOR SUGAR INDUSTRY IN US POLICY

Osuned, president of the American Beet Sugar Association, told the Ways and Means Committee on December 14 that the current sugar duty is not sufficiently protective. He warned that inadequate protection hindered capital investment, noting three beet sugar factories arose after McKinley’s tariff and urging a liberal policy to boost domestic beet and cane sugar production. He contrasted US production with European and Hawaiian trade, arguing reciprocity and tariffs shape industry growth and national commerce.

Osuned American Bet Sugar Association House of Representatives Lave Wohon Ways Menus Alan United States Sweden Argentine Republic Brazil Queensland Bulgaria Tany Germany Oswani Tswoe Island Ishi Oxnard Ache Oxnard Hawaii Hawaiian Islands Manila Europe Osuarnd Pacific America

Japanese Trade Push Into Building Large Steamers

Trade note discusses Japan expanding into large steamers and sending students abroad to study iron and steel, signaling heavier manufacturing growth. English manufacturers seek Chinese market needs to compete with Japanese samples and Linstein rivals, while American competition remains part of the dynamic.

England China

Excellent Hawaiian Islands history pamphlet released

An new concise history of the Hawaiian Islands issued under the Department of Faralgo Atairs chief, compiled by Alexander Joseph Maralen, with Agricultural and Commerce notes from Commissioner F. Brown. The volume details coffee plantation costs and profits, includes halftone images, and is printed by the Hawaiian Gazette Company.

Hawaiian Islands Department of Faralgo Atairs Alexander Joseph Maralen F. Brown Pacific Lunde Frirniehes Dignat Alatan J. Atkinson Hawaiian Gazette Company

Ashantee Gold Found In Kamassi Journey Report

Ashantee is described as the land of Havi lah with abundant gold. During King Prompeth’s passage by steamer from Elmira to Sierra Leone gold dust and coins were given, then sent to London. Pieces were used as hinges and bolts for doors, while others appear as sheets, hinting at plentiful gold used for ordinary purposes.

Ashantee Havilah Prompeth Elmira Sierra Leone London Kamassi

Consul Reports Coffee Labor Issues in Brazil

The report from Julian Houghwitz, United States vice consul at Santos, Brazil, criticizes coffee planter promises to immigrant workers from Canada and the United States. It notes Italians adapt better to work as coffee laborers due to acclimation and lifestyle, contrasting with Anglo-Saxon migrants.

Julian Houghwitz United States Santos Brazil State Department Canada

Palama Grocery Promises Low Fare Delivery Service

Two reasons prompt travelers from Waikiki to use Palama Grocery for ear fare. It offers the only Salvation Army ten sale on the Islands and promises patrons money saved by dealing at this "live and let live" establishment. Delivery routes cover Diamond Head to Moanalua tree, under Hanney Casxon. Opposite Railway depot King Street. Tol. 750.

Waikiki Palama Thej Salvation Army Diamond Head Moanalua Tree Hanny Casxox Paluma Railway Depot King Street

Kent A Cottage On Wilder Avenue With Stables And Grounds

Six room dwelling on Wilder avenue with stables servant quarters and a well laid out grounds planted with fruit and ornamental trees. One fall set of furniture and cooking stove remain in the house. Apply to A V Gear 210 King Street.

Wilder Avenue A. V. Gear King Street

Timely Topics on 1897 Tribune Wheels and StormER Deals

The notice promotes the 1897 Tribune wheels with improved upper frame tube and 1 inch tubular seat post, priced at 110 dollars, plus StormER wheels described as durable budget options. ZIMMY wheels are on closeout at 45 dollars, with a full range of bicycle sundries offered at reduced prices.

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