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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1897
Page
4
Under authority sale of the Hawaiian Hotel premises in Honolulu set for July 28 1897 at noon. Upset price 60000 with a potential 4000 annual lease for thirty years, details include brick buildings cottages electric lighting and a 10000 gallon water tank, with terms in gold coin.
A local ad urges readers to order enlargements from King Bros claiming superior quality at lower prices than any town shop. The brief notice promotes their portraits as a better value for customers seeking enlarged pictures.
Holders of water privileges or water rate payers are notified that irrigation hours change from 6 to 8 oclock A M and from 4 to 8 oclock P M. Andrew Brown Superintendent Honolulu Water Works approves. J A Kina Minister of Water. Honolulu April 6 1897.
The Liberal victory in Canada brings a tariff shift toward revenue duties with a key reciprocity provision. Goods from all countries on equal terms face duties 12.5 percent lower than the schedule, favoring Britain and challenging the United States. Premier Laurier and Finance Minister Fielding are cited as leading figures amid imperial trade policy. Oliver Mowat is highlighted as a top constitutional lawyer in the cabinet.
The article analyzes Canada’s tariff strategy under Liberal rule, noting the push for reciprocity with the United States and preferential terms for Britain. It explains that fiscal independence remains, Britain’s role is clarified, and immediate tariff changes favor British goods. The piece contrasts Liberal gains with Conservative opposition, and mentions plans for Maui races on July 4.
The Duc d Aumale, famed Orleans member, is indirectly claimed as a casualty after his niece Duchesa d Alencon died in the Paris blaze. He was the fourth son of King Louis Philippe and lived to 75. Professor Henri Berger nears 25 years heading the Hawaiian military band, praised for training native Hawaiians and receiving a 20th anniversary ovation. Who will organize a testimonial?
Money sayings aside this notice promotes cart whips priced from 1 to 3.50 and harnesses from 16 to 35 dollars. It highlights a unique two seat dog cart, jet brass stirrups, and a full range of carriage supplies for sale at low prices, inviting buyers during pleasant moonlit drives.
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