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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1895
Page
1
A clipping notes that busy executives prefer typewriters over handwriting for speed and quality, claiming they can produce more work with greater efficiency and less effort, resisting a return to old methods.
The text urges learning to type, noting initial difficulty but promising faster writing with practice. It argues a typewriter can improve writing happiness and business efficiency, claiming the machine shown is top with latest improvements and easy keyboard.
A long listing of Sunday services across several churches including St. Asprew, Roman Carneute Carnennar, Kirst Meruumer-Kriscorat Curncunt, Central Unxton Council, German services, Custellan Crunen, Y. M. C. A., Latter Day Saints, Salvation Army and others. Times span 6 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., with masses, prayers, sermons, baptisms, Sunday schools, and instruction in English and native languages. Адilent details include locations on Fort, Hotel, Richards, Beretania, King and Maiki streets, plus a public lodging notice at Mechanics' Home.
Reported in a Honolulu newspaper, Captain Pat Curtis claims ownership of the yacht Lehua after a sale from Captain Calway. Officials searched for the vessel near Molokai and Ewa, suspecting opium trade, while Curtis boasts of trading under the American flag and returning with 200 tins said to contain Lanai soil. Observers link the Norma’s opium landings to Curtis and the Lehua as parts of a broader distribution claim. The paper also highlights local merchants E. O. Hall & Son and jewelry services by H. G. Biart at C. Gertz’s Fort Street. noting watch repair and coffee machinery news.
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