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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1897
Page
8
A newspaper blurb announces selling at 765c with a free silk tie matched to each shirt waist purchased. The offer highlights no extra charge for the tie and emphasizes the giveaway to every buyer.
A fleet of island steamers arrived with cargoes of angar while US war vessels may land a battalion for shore drills this week. The Japanese cruiser Naniwa and the US ships Philadelphia and others were sighted near the harbor as Admiral Keardslee’s flags were saluted. A shipboard altercation and a dockside signboard change drew local attention, and a sugar shipment from Kapaa entered port. A leak aboard the Kinau was found and repaired after a cautious dive by John Lauken the diver following an auger hole incident near the stem.
A ship record lists arrivals from Kauai on the Kauai through May 5 including Morrison and wife Taigeok Hart and family and eight deck passengers. From Hawaii and Maui aboard Kinau on May 5 are many names including Dennis Capt Macdonnell John Phillips Beinda and bride J Cook J Napoleon J K Inukea J Lyle and wife and dozens more passengers and eighty six deck travelers.
Passengers departed as of May 4 under two steamship agents. From Kauai, per ETMR W G Hall, Colpalding, O Kaiser and F Waldron listed. From Maui, per STMR Claudine, May 4 including Mrs Brown, Thomas Brown, J P Cooke, Miss Brown, Miss Robinson, Dr Maxwell, JS Garnett, F O Acheong, WL Stanley, H P Baldwin, AN Kepoikai and A Eunos and wife.
Shipping notices record vessels arriving or sailing with origins listed. Names include Wepxesoax Nantwa Kan Karooka from Japan Stinr James Makeo Tullett from Kanai Stir Iwalani Gregory from Hawaii Stmr Kauai Braun from Kanai Mikaha a Thompson from Labaina seStint Kiuea Clarke from Hawaii.
A May departure listing shows several vessels and captains sailing to distant ports. Wepwxspay to Stmnr Walalenle and Parker head toward Kilauea. Stinr Jammer and Tullett set courses for Australia and San Francisco. Kanai Brulin and Makaweli routes include Waimea Kekata. Amship Kenilworth, Baker, sails to New York.
Ex island ports: 5257 base sugar, 4 bags potatoes, 340 bags corn, 12 hides, 20 avap, 10 pkys cundries. Lwalani ship: 885 bajee sugar. Kauai ship: 6175 bags sugar, 0 bags paddy, 20 bags rice, 15 bulls hides. James Makeo: 0 sugar bags, 1 D006 Daye muyar.
Fragmented list of names and ports with dates in April May including Newcastle Liverpool and Nor oi Fortuna. Mentions newsboy Mollestad and a set of individuals such as Alice Cooke Penhullow Howden and Isenberg. Lacks cohesive event or clear action.
The Warrimoo is due April 16 from Victoria bringing a large consignment of Original Bock Beer for the Anchor Saloon. The Honolulu market already has Bock but this shipment will surpass any previously imported, as the fresh stock from the States is kept until May. The Anchor expects the beer to be on tap after the Warrimoo arrival.
An ad for Lewis & Co. touts open accounts, freshness of stock, catalog requests, and deliveries to a wide area. It promotes reliability, modern stock turnover, and international luxuries, linking to a naval supply contract. A secondary note from Shanghai Mercury describes a Missionary Association gathering in Honolulu, highlighting Rev. Ament and a conversion tale from Pao Jingfa.
Central Market touts Superior breakfast sausage as a specialty item with pricing insights and in store scanning, highlighting their selection at register 104.
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