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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1898
Page
8
The undersigned prepared by cemetery works offers a wide variety of monuments and head stones in marble granite and other stone types. Also supplies stone coping for cemetery lots with full material and workmanship details.
To let a corner room opp Union Church now occupied by a hotel. Application after June first to Dr. Moore.
Scrofula and impure blood blamed for sores and hip disease. Advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as superior to topical treatments, citing testimonials from users like Purp B of Woodstock VA. Mentions Hood's Pills for digestion and briefly notes Diamond Head Signal Station weather and time signals in Hawaii.
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with routes including Cape Otway Victoria Mokolli Moloka May Rio de Janeiro San Francisco and Yokohama. May 7 shows entries for Claudine Kahulul Doric Lehua Moloal and others. Vessels voyage between Victoria Sydney Yokohama and Kona with Warriinoo Mauna Loa in the schedule.
List of ships arriving in Honolulu with cargoes and passengers. Notable vessels include James Makeo Archer and Mauna Loa with 400 tons moved to Cuntle and Cooke, and Manna Ala with 140 tons mined and 5 hours to WG Irwin & Co. Passengers include Miss L Akai Mr and Mrs Dugean and others.
Harbor report lists steamer arrivals and sailings, sugar cargoes, and land leases. Vessels Kanai Lehua Lehua Transit Shenar transit and Emma & Louisa are noted with cargoes and destinations, plus a public sale of land at Kailua Kona on May 31. Barque 8 N Castle with 874 tons sugar bound for refinery. Captain Slater now commands Transit.
Notice records a birth byсли in this city in 1808 stating the wife of WwW. moa a daughter born to the couple referenced in the text involving Grinblum & Co and Brewer & Co and Booth as Pauos, with unclear roles for James Makee.
Sealed tenders will be received at the Office of the Minister of the Interior until Monday May 1 1908 at 12 noon for furnishing to the Road Supervisor Honolulu supplies for six months from May 11 1898. Red bricks Portland cement lime nails and many iron lumber and lubricants items plus tools foundry goods hardware and miscellaneous materials for roads and bridges.
Report on a crowded public discussion over neutrality amid war dustup. Participants include Hann Pants Allen and Warehnouse, weighing presidential power, annexation risk, and timing for any neutrality proclamation as reporters note delays in trials for assault and battery and opium cases with bail set.
Town chatter suggests Australia may replace Zealandia next week as the Zealandia's withdrawal remains officially unconfirmed. The Australia needs extensive work after repurposing for the Alaska route, including removing decks and other repairs likely to take at least a month. Meanwhile, prudence prompts Pacific deployment of the Zealandia under Hawaiian flag as the sister ship remains American flagged. A coroner’s jury, led by Coroner Chillingaword, is to investigate the deaths of two Chinese children, with Goo Kim, Ching On, T. Kat Poo, Cha Gum, Ho Leong, and DL. Ab Kwai named as jurors.
The notice lists wheel barrows, wooden trays, carriage bolts at a discount, machine bolts, lanterns and globes, sundries, Manila rope, rubber packing, kerosene oil, hay and grain products including California wheat hay, rolled barley, No 1 Kurpeine oats, and white oats. Samples of grain accompany each bid.
Bids must follow the schedule and be endorsed as tenders for supplies. Honolulu Ronda, the supplies must be delivered within the required mile radius free of charge and are subject to Road Supervisor approval. Bonds may be required in a sum named by the Minister. the Minister does not bind to accept the lowest bid.
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