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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1898
Page
7
Olan Coffee acquires a parcel totaling 62 acres with 21 acres of coffee vines, 2 to 4 year old trees, a dwelling and outbuildings, near Mountain View Hotel and Plantations. The property includes a half way house and vineyard elements, with 286 wagons of coffee produce and a road access to the land noted as Volcanic Road.
The notice describes Senate and House proceedings with bills 22 24 and 8 advancing through readings. It notes third reading set and adjournment at 11 50 with mentions of committees substitutions and a withdrawn position on a bill, reflecting ongoing legislative activity and procedural steps.
An old advertisement extols Perry Davis Pain Killer as a universal remedy for pain and ailments including colic and head aches. It claims rapid relief after a few doses and urges households to keep a bottle, noting its affordability with a 85 cent size offering more than the 25 cent version. It compares favorably to rivals and cites ancestral use.
Wm Wells, the sailor who leaped into the Novano river last Thursday to save Kitagawa, received a fine gold watch from Japanese merchants and a letter from Japanese Minister Shimamura praising his bravery. Company D N G H names a team to contest the Foreign Office trophy next Saturday led by Captain Bergstrom and Lt Timmons with a large roster of noncoms and privates.
Chicago March 4 A wiry stranger from Seattle won a strength contest at North Side Turner Hall beating all contestants. Inquiry revealed the visitor drank Reinier beer. The celebrated beer is on tap at the Criterion Saloon as a healthy strength giving beverage.
The 1897 unpaid salaries and claims bill moved to second reading in the House yesterday afternoon. The license bill cleared third reading. Duty on medicinal alcohol rose from 2 to 3 dollars per gallon, cutting druggists withdrawal from 300 to 150 gallons.
At yesterday afternoon's Pacific Tennis Club meeting officers were elected: President George BR Carter, Vice President G. Wilder, Secretary and Treasurer G. P. Wilder, Superintendent Clarence Conke. Old trustees were reselected. Advertisement notes 18,000,000 sold and awards at the World's Columbian Exposition for construction quality and motion. Agent B Bergereen 16 Bothel Street.
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