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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1898
Page
8
A faded testimonial promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the sole effective cure for scrofula and impure blood. The speaker from Woodstock Vermont claims near cure after suffering facial and bodily eruptions and praises the product over topical remedies.
The Standard time whistle at 12 noon Greenwich Mean Time marks the island daily routine. Steamship sailings are listed for the next six days including Strawnne, Upola, Mokolli Molokai, W G Hall, City of Peking, Mauna Lou and others bound for Sydney, San Francisco, Molokai routes and local harbors with Cape Otway and Moana lines among the scheduled departures.
Fragmentary OCR shows a jumble of personal names and place titles such as Vancouver Makawell Molokai and Waimanalo. Several lines mention hours from places and shipments to individuals like Davies Co and Searle, but many items are truncated or garbled. The text appears to be a damaged classifieds or shipping notice page with multiple improper spellings and incomplete entries.
Motto Once a patron always a patron describes the Criterion Barber Shop with steady patronage growth. The shop claims bicycles sold are fresh and reliable from Pacific Cycle Manufacturing Co. and emphasizes satisfaction and no repairs needed.
A public meeting is announced at the Drill Shed with a special session by Geo. W. De Long Post G.A.R. at 7. Prayer meetings are scheduled for 7 30. The fragment notes a burning reference and times for gatherings.
Cape Otway brings flour and lumber for Sydney and a wind lashed Kauai channel with an east north east blow. James Makee reports 2700 bags of sugar and 4668 bags sugar from various ships. Helene to bring sugar, coffee and cattle from Hawaii. Kenilworth and Roderick Din prepare for New York and San Francisco. Ada drifted from moorings with no damage. Capes Otway and Kinau passengers listed. multiple vessels loaded with coal sugar cattle and hides bound for Honolulu and other ports.
A fragmented inventory lists items including 4458 eke sogur, 223 eke potatoes, 54 aks corn, 129 bdle hiden, 13 bead sheep, 25 bead cattle, 45 head hogs, 2 horaws and 121 pkgs supp ries under Davies & Co. The entry records quantities and trade goods in a colonial era ledger.
Underwriters assess the burned H. Hackfeld & Co warehouse in Honolulu after a blaze this morning. Most wool and sugar were ruined by fire and water with about sixty percent of the stock valued at thirty five thousand dollars likely to be a total loss. Insurance will cover about one half and inspectors will move goods for damage evaluation tomorrow.
A burglar entered the post office by breaking a back door pane and drawing a bolt. He found little of value beyond fifteen cones of something, disturbed papers in the money order branch, and the safe combination was damaged, delaying access as mechanics work to open the safe.
A Circuit Court jury awarded F. Botelho damages of 126 dollars in the case against Frank Ferreira. Geo. Hans seeks Supreme Court permission to practice law across the Republic. Sponsors vouch for his character. Helen M. Owens answers a divorce suit filed by Guy Owens. R. Sawai declared bankrupt. creditors must prove claims by May 27. Inventory of Luso Publishing Co. stock filed by Charles Phillips, receiver.
Miss Alice B Herrick will meet the ladies enrolled in her painting classes on Monday at 10 30 a m at YM C A Misa Herrick opens her studio to visitors tomorrow morning for those who wish to view the exhibit
Endwatral and Personal Home trans the Trvane of Baturing John Gondie has taken the contract to put up a new church in Bas Puna and will start next week. The coffee planters in Pomtard are jubilant over crop prospects. J Onnario's ranch in Pannprospers with eighty acres in coffee and forty acres ready for planting. The 120 seven are being surrounded by a stone wall. The Bishop of Panopolis toured Kan district and confirmed 260 persons. The Pahala mill is a great success and a credit to Mr. Sherman who built it. If Mr. Hewitt succeeds in flaming the water from the lake recently discovered on the Naalehu hills Naalehu will crop cane. Naalehu will soon be connected with Hilea by a ten mile railway. Dr. McMillan is the favorite in Kon district with a large practice.
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