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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1897
Page
4
By authority a public notice announces the levy of a property tax and outlines the assignment of the Tax Assessor’s office for an upcoming hearing. It lists a date in March and directs readers to contact the assessor for further details. The notice names Nathan Shaw and other officials in the relevant offices.
A quarantine notice from the Board of Health warns of a contagious threat. It names dates and local authorities while urging compliance and outlining marked steps for residents to prevent spread.
The Board of Health seeks tenders for beef cattle supply at Milakat Leper settlement. Cattle average about ninety head per month for six months starting September 8. Bid not bound to accept lowest or any bid. Charles Wilcox announced.
Daniel Logan reports on the opening of the Siberian railway and its anticipated impact on Pacific commerce. The route will connect Vladivostock to European markets, boosting intercontinental shipping via steam lines from the Pacific Coast to Hongkong and Japan. The development could reshape Hawaii and nearby islands as strategic hubs in the new trade network.
An editorial argues cane sugar is superior to beet sugar and urges a universal shift in the United States. It cites consumption data, supports cane over beet despite fake trends, and notes the issue impacts Hawaii’s economy. References James Dunn and earlier Hawaiian consul remarks. Also mentions a rapid bicycle tire production advance in England.
Tribune announces the 97 model bikes with improved upper frame tube, 11-4 inch, 1 inch seat post, stronger crank fastening, and a new key driven securing. Prices listed at 110 for the 97 Tribunes. Stormer wheel touted as durable budget option and Zimmy wheels on closeout at 45. Full line of bicycle sundries offered at reduced prices.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited located opposite Spreckels Bank at 307 Fort Street is referenced in this notice. This item notes the business presence and street location, identifying the firm's exposure on Fort Street near Spreckels Bank.
A Newcastle based company secured a Spanish Government contract to build a pontoon capable of lifting a vessel of about 41 000 tons to be deployed in the Philippine Islands. The move signals Spain’s efforts to address distant quarter troubles with new naval support.
A discovery of a preparation described as a powerful disinfectant that is harmless, unobtrusive, easy to use, and offered at a remarkably low price. The report emphasizes safety and practicality for everyday use.
A fragment outlines a public sanitation concern costing five cents a gallon to address sewer odors and foulness. It suggests households face contracting sickness due to poorly kept sewers and outbuildings. The note hints at municipal or public health costs.
An ad notes that physicians endorse Purifine 25c and asserts most fevers and illnesses stem from careless sanitary conditions. It argues cleanliness of premises prevents disease and promotes health, urging readers to adopt better hygiene practices.
Purifine 50c touted as odorless despite common disinfectant smells. emphasizes reduced odor during use and suggests advantages of a cleaner, less noticeable scent in sanitation.
A quaint note from a Belgian observer draws curious attention to local customs. The piece offers a glimpse of everyday life and cultural quirks, highlighting how small acts reflect broader social patterns. While brief, it invites readers to pause and reflect on tradition.
A fragmented note mentions months and a water mile test, with unclear references to Hilens and a person or group called J.J BGAD. The readable parts suggest a playful or coded line about timing and placement, but specifics, names, places, and events remain obscured.
A fragmented notice describes crowd reactions and plans for ongoing events at the Criterion venue. It mentions lodging options near Mechanics' Home and a range of nightly rates from 25 to 60 cents or 1.25 dollars per week, highlighting local public interest and opposition to certain activities.
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