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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1898
Page
4
A Honolulu era debate on annexation recedes as commentators urge a new official a public health officer to audit food and drink supplies. The piece frets over adulterated provisions and calls for a Board of Health analyst to curb dangerous products and protect residents.
Senate actions separate 20000 from 120000 asked for roads and bridges on the island, pledging continued work on the Pali road despite Interior Department objections. The measure highlights heavy travel on the Pali route and aims to complete a continuous boulevard across the island with the Nunanu valley road and general improvements.
A January 7 1987 Herald editorial on flood records aligns with the pending official food inspection bill in the Legislature. The writer notes continuing the campaign across papers including the Daily Ga zette and Herald and reflects on editorial continuity.
A fragment speaks of men with different interests, noting wheels about baseball airships religion and politics. The text exaggerates passion and mentions having wheels and a complete stock by the text shearer in a quirky, unclear editorial tone.
The Board of Health advertises a contract for boot leather and supplies with detailed terms. William O. Smith as president signs the notice dated March 21, Honolulu, outlining delivery, quality, penalties, and price per item.
A fragmented excerpt mentions Golden Rule Bazaar and a series of obscure labels and phrases alongside references to Honolulu and various invented terms. The text reads like a garbled catalog or advertisement list with no coherent narrative or identifiable events.
GOO KIM Merchant Tailor and General Dealer announces a new cutter with skilled workmanship and low prices. Stocks include blue serge summer suitings, Grass Cloth Pongé Silk, embroidered silk handkerchiefs, white and colored matting, Bamboo Chain and Tounges, Camphor trunks with alarm locks, and more. Located at 210 Nuuanu near Hotel Street.
Notice to creditors of the Estate of Charlen T Gulick deceased to present claims with proper cour hers and verification to Executrix Sarepta A Gulick at 230 King Street Honolulu within six months from publication or be barred. Estate of Charles Pr Gulick deceased 869 Lanui Street Hawaii.
The Pacific Rebekah Lodge marks its tenth anniversary with an Entertainment and Danes event at Harmony Hall, King siteet. Saturday, March 25, 1805, ties Houta to be lad of the Ateaibera.
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