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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1896
Page
2
The report lists ships like the Mokolil and Mariposa arriving or due, sugar cargoes and crews at the harbor, plus a long real estate column in Makiki and Nuʻuanu streets. It notes property for sale including residences on Lunallie and Beretania, and land near Kalihi with loan terms and investment potential.
Rent details describe multiple properties on King and Court streets with various tenants. Mentions rent amount of 15 and a notice about evictions or reoccupations amid unclear OCR text.
A long list of arrivals and departures with names and origins including from Portland Hawaii Lahaina San Monnay Calway Guba ports Motokal Kilauea Nawifiwiti and others. The fragment lists individuals and families with destinations and ship or port references, indicating a busy posting of passenger movements and associated names. The irregular OCR includes numerous misspellings and partial entries, reflecting a dense arrival schedule or passenger manifest excerpt.
Ex stir Kapan-050 ships 20 percent bags sugar. Ex stinr Kanla-20% bags sugar. Ex stinr Kwaloul 1848 bags sugar. Ex stir Mokoll-000 base sugar. Ex stme Waluloale-si52 bags sugar. Ex stmnr Claudino-ly bags sugar, 272 baue corn, AFH wiutoes, 0 bags Lovee W head cuttic, ous, 48 hides, 65 pkyn sundries.
Readable fragments show exchanges of goods and firms like Ron ease hipjend na Binder Co 2007 bags Theo H Davies Dawe and Hrawer Co. Scattered items include scales bags sugar and various brand names, with numerous misread proper nouns and locations.
In the police court Judge de la Vergne handled ten layin dennke cases, with one a female. A $2 fine and costs was deemed appropriate for several, and others were discharged. Thomas Fanel forfeited $6 bail for the same offense after failing to pay. Celestial’s opium possession case was continued to the 8th inst., three others were discharged, and J. Duane admitted vagrancy. his sentence was suspended for three weeks.
Buyer seeks rental or own residence with three to four bedrooms, a three room Snail Cottage suitable for office, a nine to ten room residence near Thomas Square or Lunalilo, large Makiki lots about 125 by 200 feet, a seven by 195 foot lot, and a 16 acre coffee land with two year old trees. Also open to trading a good business for a house and lot valued around 6300.
The Regular Monthly Meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday evening May 4, 1896 at 7 30 o clock. Payments are required in Gold. A V Gear secretary.
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