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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1898
Page
5
Local notices include Diocesan registrar appointment Pierre Jones and May issue of Anglican Chronicle. Ads feature rooms for rent, barber services, dog care, and a sale at N S. Sachs Dry Goods. Reports on subscriptions, travel plans, and industry ventures across Oahu with ship and harbor activity, race preparations, and naval assignments. forecasts point to calm seas and May circumstantial events.
The petition of 8 Ahiena administrator of the estate of O Knonohi deceased for allowance of accounts and discharge has been granted by Judge Stanley. Upon filing a final receipt the administrator's bond will be cancelled. A general denial and answer has been filed by the defendant in Bradford vs Andrews. The sentence of Jim Shearn convicted of assault and battery has been suspended until next run.
Four photographs by H. L. Chase of Waipio Valley Hamakan ancient city ruins at Kawi Kane and Kealakekoa bay with sacrifices to Captain Cook. Government interest to preserve these sites boosts value, adding to Hawaiian scenery acquisitions.
Slogan style ad touts a pleasant tasting oil medicine for children. Claims to avoid crying and medicinal distaste with a charming dose effect. Markets as a low price remedy with a bottle of many doses at 25 cents, urging purchase.
Contractor Jensen said the Waialua extension would reach the Waialua Bridge today while General Manager Dillingham and friends observed strong progress. A free 600 men private grading crew will work on the Kohuko extension this week. Regular trains to Waialua will be suspended until June first as the roadbed is ballasted and the track leveled.
The May Paradine of the Pacific features the third installment of U S General Haywood's export on the offshore industry with interviews of planters. It also covers tan climate, small farming, road building, and other varied topics with new pictorials.
L. L. McCandless stated this morning that the Molokai well flow at a depth of seventy five feet struck a promising vein of water. It is not surface water and within 24 hours they pumped a million gallons while lowering the water level only nine inches. The water is slightly brackish but suitable for irrigation.
Chronicle items report no action yet on the Home for Incurables in Honolulu with fourteen releases currently cared for by benevolent societies. The Bons of St George set 7:30 PM meeting tonight. Jordan's warehouse offers weekly clearance ware prices. Senate full membership appears for first time in the arc. Theo H Davies Co lists upcoming sailings for Upola to Kohala and Kona. British subjects receive a neutral war notice. Mechanical Home on Hotel and Nunenu streets offers lodging by day week or month at 60 cents per night, 1 dollar, or 1.26 per week.
The Anchor Saloon in Seattle offers beer and other liquors with a distinctive service method not known at other venues. Willaryle and Charlie Andrewa remain on deck to greet patrons. Draft beer and top whiskies including John Dewar's Booth are available, plus a full bar of wines and assorted liquors.
King Bros at 110 Hotel Street advertises window poles and fittings for sale. Local business details indicate a storefront offering hardware items and related building supplies.
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