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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1898
Page
5
Local notices describe a busy day with cricket practice at the British Commissioners ground, a band performance on Executive Building grounds, and ministers seeking health. Auctions, rentals, and shop notices mix with weather and shipping notes as readers are told of community events and local services.
Judge Davidson presided as Chinamen defendant Kaa Ku faced morning proceedings over opium import. A display tank with a false bottom symbolized the smuggling method. Judge Peterson found Kaa Ku guilty, sentencing one month imprisonment and a $8500 fine. Bail set at $700 pending appeal. Mealoba convicted of larceny in the second degree, 30 days imprisonment. Three branks paid fines and were discharged.
All styles of Kroeger pianos for sale for cash or on instalments. Old instruments exchanged for new ones. Pianos rented toned and repaired. Telephone 21. Bergstrom Music Co Ltd at the Masonic Temple.
The House spent the forenoon on the Appropriation Bill with little progress. The Committee on Commerce led by Wilder favors establishing a government employment agency and a Conveyance Bureau, aiming for self-sufficiency via a 25 cent applicant fee. They cut salaries including Immigration to 150 monthly after July 1 and Forester to 75, plus a 30 monthly janitor for the Judiciary building. Recess taken until 1:30.
The Anchor Saloon markets unique drink service in Seattle with Will Garlyle and Charlie Andrews welcoming friends. Seattle beer on draught and John Dewar's Scotch whisky highlight a full liquor stock, with wines and other beverages. The Popular House at 154 Fort Street provides nicely furnished rooms from 1.00 per week.
The article touts a new oil preparation described as the finest in its line. It promises a pleasant taste and small dose that acts like a charm, making administration easier for young children without distress.
At my salesroom on Queen Street I will sell at public auction the residence of Mrs. C F Bush on Emma Street below the Royal School property, adjoining James Campbell Esq. frontage 101 feet, depth 175 to 200 feet, commodious dwelling with parlor dining room seven bedrooms pantry etc. Two cottages with two rooms each. An excellent opportunity to purchase a residence close to town. auctioneer.
The advertiser offers all cemetery work including monuments and headstones with a variety of designs. Estimates available in marble granite Hawaiian stone and more. 900 ft Fred Harrison.
Desirable property opposite Mr I G obron’s in Kalla Watkiki. Large lot with dwelling house featuring four bedrooms parlor dining room kitchen and outbuildings. Water connected. Formerly occupied by Mrs Willokal. Apply to A G M Robertson on Merchant Street.
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