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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1897
Page
4
The notice informs holders of water privileges or those paying water rates that a house notification is issued for irrigation purposes. Approved by Ay King, Minister of Tuterlors Beauluy, with dates and names garbled but indicating official sanction.
The Evening Bulletin denounces the Labor Commission as a useless side show of a Government Board. It accuses the Provisional Government body of wasting public funds and producing worthless reports, contrasting it with a stronger labor report from a Planters' Labor and Supply Group.
Susiork notes recent American papers praising corporate refunding success at lower rates. The Lake Shore rail reads to have paid off its old mortgage of about 245 million dollars after negotiating a new loan at 34 percent. It suggests Hawaii pursue its own refunding plan now.
Dr Eastlake argues the Japanese are not Mongolian and that the claim has been their own stance all along. He notes that achieving power requires action and suggests Japan has begun pursuing that goal.
Nearly two hours of mirth at the Opera House as the American humorist Frank Lincoln Beeps ma Aedionen entertains a small audience. His mimicry of grand opera and impersonations of notable vocalists drew sustained laughter and applause.
Dr B W Enatsuke of Tokio School of Languages arrives on the City of Peking and asserts a theory that Japanese are not Mongolians but a mixed race descended from Siberian Finns and Himalayan ancestors. He claims to hold historical proofs and will lecture in the United States and Europe, linking his assertions to a commemoration of Queen Avex in Honolulu dated May 1, 1897.
Amid unfavorable weather about eighty attendees joined the Portu eae Benevolent Society masquerade for Hood Sufferers in the Azores. Mrs Perretta won best dress for the Portuguess flag. P Collaen earned top prize for most original costume as a bottle. Judges included TR Keyworth, Pred B Ont and AD Larnach. Dancing continued until midnight.
Letter from British residents in Honolulu correcting misconceptions about a cottage hospital for incurables to aid consumptives. The plan seeks 6 to 10 beds with nurse quarters, focusing on sanitation and protecting the community while serving all nationalities. Donations of any size will be welcomed and properly used.
The Gazette notes Captain Kauro oka as top candidate to lead the impending duty, recounting his naval career including command of the Tsukubakan in 1894 and the capture of the Yik-sang at Taku. It warns that Japan and Hawaii face deep concern, with the U.S. ready to exercise vigilance. Minister Saimamura hosted about forty prominent Japanese citizens at a Legation dinner, joined by the government band.
Time ly to piss introduces the Champion Roaster a portable oven for top of stove use priced at 2.50 It bakes fish flesh or fowl and even cakes with heat adjustable. Strouds Self Basting Pan an enamelled inner dish with hot water holds heat for oven or stove use priced at 1.50 Telescore Coffee Pots praised as best and Blue Flame Oil Stoves offered in two sizes with three or four burners at 22 and 25 respectively.
The article lists horses including Duke Spencer, Lou Srexoen, and Bell with sires Duke of Norfolk and General Longstreet. It notes that the thoroughbreds will be shown at Pantheon stable where full pedigrees will be provided.
Slathers of goods arrived in ten days filling the shelves with dried fruits pears peeled peaches apricots figs apples and cherries plus olives Russian caviar red kidney beans lunch oysters lobsters and more. The notice also includes a chaotic legal summons issued in Hawaii with names such as James J Byrne John Allen Henry Allen and others to appear in the circuit court of the first circuit at Honolulu with dates and attorney references amidst a stream of unrelated text.
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