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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1897
Page
7
For more than fifty years Perry Davis Pain Killer has stood as a leading home remedy. It is harmless with no habit forming risk and relieves colic cramps dysentery colds and other painful afflictions. A 35¢ size contains more than double the 25¢ size.
Remnants galore with a new line of Honeycomb and Toilet Quilts, linen towels, silk counters stocked with finest silk in Honolulu. Shirts can be made to order for less than ready to wear prices. Ceylon Shirting Flannels offered in many designs and native made hats in various shapes.
manager Hedemann of the Honolulu Iron Works reports an exceedingly busy season with steady overtime since last May. workers toil to midnight or longer to meet demands for upgraded plantation machinery, new piping for Queen Sugar Company, and a complex milling plant for Honoma Sugar, an installation praised as among the finest in the Islands though not yet finished for inspection.
The acting manager defends Hawaiian Tramways Co. against claims of halting the terminal service and dropping cars between 6 and 7. The statement asserts the ten minute service on Saturdays, ongoing daily except Sundays, is as advertised and that the public has not been misled. Patrons’ reports prompted the correction after Bun Letin’s deadline.
Theo H Davies, in a Montreal interview, discusses Hawaiian affairs with the Witness chronicle. He notes Uitlanders arriving, developing the country and shaping politics, while Britain would tolerate annexation. Davies asserts British subjects here would fare well, praising Japanese laborers over Chinese workers.
Inquiry from Callao reports that the State Department has lodged a demand with the U S charge d affaires in Lima for the rescue of the mate of the American bark Uncle John. He was arrested December 19 at Callao for his demand for Rainier Beer.
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