Spe Evening Bulletin Editorial Note
UATIAL LOGAN edits this Tuesday edition dated March 17. The issue appears to be a wartime or civic brief with local notes and notices for readers.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1896
Page
4
UATIAL LOGAN edits this Tuesday edition dated March 17. The issue appears to be a wartime or civic brief with local notes and notices for readers.
The piece argues that a proposed opium license with a 100 percent ad valorem tax would drive opium to luxury levels and encourage smuggling. It warns licensing would boost consumption, burden the public, and harm the community, contrasting licensing with current illicit trade and noting shipping rate shifts and heavyweight cargo impacts on the Pacific Coast and Orient trade.
The Supreme Court heard arguments in Rudolph Spreckels vs. Panuhoa Plantation Co. and related equity actions on Waikele Island. Judge Perry ordered a dam removed by defendants and appointed F. T. L. Hayselden guardian for three minor co defendants. Guardian petitions and motions fill docket as Hartwell Thurston & Stanley defend for plaintiffs with Ma goon and Edings for defendants.
Portuguese Mol Atl of the Portuguese merchants will close their places tomorrow for a procession starting at 8 30 am from the Portuguese Mutual Benevolent Association hall on Alapai street. The march ends at the Catholic church of Fort street for a service. An evening reception for all Portuguese follows at the association hall.
Miss Kate Field returned Saturday from her Oahu tour and told Bat Lukin reporter she was delighted with experiences. Escorted by Allen Herbert, she traveled by brake and on her horse, praising Hawaiian riding fashion and hospitality from Henry Macfarlane's ranch to Laie Mormon Settlement and Rohuka plantation. She thanked Bal Iett for space, urged readers to King Bros for art goods, and noted a native chef died this morning.
The leading island watchmaker announces expansion of their watch department to handle higher volume and complex repairs. They highlight superior workmanship, years of experience, and a track record of perfect repairs, inviting customers to appoint them as their watch guardian.
An open meeting of the American League will be held in the hall tomorrow evening at 7:80. The public is invited. A. Timers will speak on the Opium and Liquor question, and A. G. My Hopeator will deliver a related address at 44th Astotio Catuigeation.
A Yorkshire era item notes a church incident in Sanders Kentucky and shifts to praising the Alaska Refrigerator. It details an inner frame of odorless wood lined with zinc, an odorless tulip poplar exterior, a one and a half inch air space with pure charcoal, solid brass trimmings, and new locks and hinges, claiming superiority in preservation, ice economy, and overall quality.
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