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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1897
Page
8
Shirt waists formerly priced at 2.00 are now selling for 1.00. A silk tie to match will be given to each purchaser at no extra charge. An important notice emphasizes the offer and urges buyers to act. The promotion highlights the tie gift for every shirt waist bought.
The Kenilworth sails toward New York while Wm Bowden loads for San Francisco. Olga, Mary Winkelman, and Dal cairnie are at Kahumui. Naniwa reportedly sailed from Japan days before China. Alden Besse readies for San, with high and low tide times listed. Ocennis Vance arrived from Newcastle with coal, Makaweli Plantation shipped 41 000 bags of sugar in April. Captain Fitzgerald heads to Hono mul for cable work. Transit set to sail for San Francisco Thursday. JW Saunders, 88 China, from the Orient, arrives with many passengers. China left Hongkong April 13 and Yokohama April 24. Ho nolulu hosts 61 Chinese and 276 Japanese passengers. San Francisco sailing time listed as 104 minutes tomorrow.
Kauai and Maui arrivals listed by star names with numerous passengers on deck May 2 and May 3. From China and Japan and Honolulu and San Francisco routes include many individuals and families, plus household staff and infants. The note ends noting the Evening Bulletin subscription at 750 per month.
A garbled shipping notice lists vessels and captains sailing from Oahu, Maul, Kauai, and Newcastie with destinations including Lahaina, Motokai, Labaina, San Francisco, and Maul. Names such as Claudine, Mosher, Haglund, and Cameron appear alongside dates in May and March.
An excerpt records transactions at an island port with buyers including Kanin-1650 and Claudine-1350. Sugar is purchased in bulk with 12 bundles hidden, while 74 potatoes are listed alongside 48 sundri packages and 61% WG Hall forecasts. Inder and 45 phe 6 appear as brief entries in the damaged line.
In this city on May 2, 1897 a daughter was born to the wife of Wd Gallagher. in Honolulu a daughter was born to the wife of Dunn.
Julia Hawk Dimond Waterhouse, longtime resident of the Peninsula Pearl City, died Saturday May 14. Funeral arrangements were to be held at Nyuanu Cemetery Sunday May 20, with services led by Henry Waterhouse family.
The funeral for Mrs Henry Waterhouse was held from the town residence at 3 pm Sunday with a large gathering. Rev D P Birnie read scriptures, Rev H W Peck led prayer, hymns by a quartet, and H H Williams was undertaker. Pallbearers included Dole, Damon, Smith, Dillingham, and others. flowers poured in, and she leaves a husband and four children.
An advertisement urges opening an account at Lewis & Co with prompt execution of orders. It touts fresh stock, luxuries from many nations, and a catalogue with prices. It mentions telephone contact and deliveries to Nanana Valley Kalib and Plainsdially, with Pacific Station routes and schedules.
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