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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1896
Page
4
The National Single Tax League circulates petitions across states urging legislatures to tax land values for public revenue, abolishing taxes on labor and products. The argument claims land value taxation curbs monopolies, spurs work, and ends involuntary poverty by ensuring equal access to natural opportunities and a more just society.
Report from a Special Commission appointed by President Dole notes the Torrens system is before Hawaii legislature. The Call reports six states Massachusetts New York Ohio Minnesota Utah weighing adoption with Ohio proposing compulsory areas while others favor optional trial.
Drifted snow flour advertisement notes beauty and homecraft in a quaint promotional blurb for a grocery brand. Claims versatility of drifted snow flour and urges readers to ask their grocer for it.
Regatta chatter in September centers on Seattle Beer’s top status, praised as the most popular choice in bottles at the Criterion. Patrons from various groups voice support for the Seattle brew, signaling a broad consensus on its quality.
F. Santos found not guilty of driving a hack without license. Three Chinese men benefited from the verdicts in their Sunday law cases. Six men fined for Saturday drinking. Gambling on the Sabbath led to fines. Light otters acquitted. Hale Opie sentenced to one year hard labor for horse theft. Renhinson fined $50 for cruelty to a horse. Peter Pedro case for assault and battery against Moke Puhi ongoing. Three branks and two delinquent taxpayers arrested. illicit distillers also taken. Soo Tin assaulted another Chinese man and was jailed.
A disjointed 1890s style notice discusses beer brewing and purity, promoting Seattle beer from top hops. It mentions a Criterion Saloon visit, a concert at Emma Square by a Hawaiian band, and a detailed concert program. A lost gold watch and chain near Mort and Beretania streets offers a reward at King Street or Temple of Fashion.
Classified notice stating a bookkeeper will keep minimal sets of books at a moderate price and providing an address reference in Kuhable 20, this office 200-3t.
Notice lists three animals with descriptions and brands including a sorrel mare, a black mare, and a roan horse. Owners must file claims within the legal time or their animals will be sold at public auction at the Government pound in Makiki on May 2, 1906 at specific start time.
David K Baker florist in Nuuana Valley promises prompt and faithful attention. No extra charge for deliveries within the city. Lola Mountains Greens and Carnations advertised at 4 each.
In a coast paper, bicycle dealers claim the trade has shifted in the last year toward attracting women. The notice touts Tribune Ladies' Wheels fresh from the factory, Tribune racers, Gent's Roadsters, and the new Zimmermann model, with a large display of cutlery including knives for pencils, nails, and even legislative trimming.
Local business notice locates Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited opposite Spreckels Bank at No 307 Fort Street.
A local ad asserts ten years of satisfactory work and a pledge to do better. It invites customers to convert old key winders to stem winders for smoother operation, claiming skilled, intricate work applies to simple tasks as well.
A joint celebration by H. F. Waichman and the Sons of BL is set for Wednesday evening at Independence Park. Patronage by royal and British commissions is noted with tickets priced at one dollar. Tickets available at multiple local outlets and from committee members.
A newly appointed Commissioner of Deeds for California states readiness to take and certify acknowledgments or powers of attorney deeds mortgages transfers and other related documents for on line use and recordation.
The undersigned administrator of the estate of William Caray Lane of Honolulu notices creditors to present valid claims with vouchers within six months. Even secured claims against real estate must be filed at 113 Kaahamana Street, Honolulu, or be forever barred. Debtors to the estate should pay promptly.
Ade administrator of the Ketute of Wume Sinttly Coneor of Merchant atecet Honolulu summons all creditors to present claims within months from publication. All persons owning property or debts to the estate must turnover assets to Pred Joseph Carter, administrator, Honolulu. Published April 25, 1866.
A railing note promotes lawful betting limits and domestic duties. It urges men to prioritize a wife and home, providing essential articles and a servant if available, as a charitable act and a cost effective way to maintain household cleanliness.
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