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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1897
Page
8
Fragmentary sale notice from Allen, Over Bishop & Co's Bank listing a property on Puinwhats street with terms of 1000 and rent 870. Mentions Gear & Co, 210 King Street, as agents.
Ships and crews move through Kaena Point and Honolulu harbor with multiple vessels in distress or repair. The Iwa, Kaena and Lwa report disabled gear and near-docks, while the Gwynedd and Martha Davis await or finish cargo work. Dredger repairs and depth gains set progress toward new slips and a potential bow sprit run. Captain Parker notes heavy seas, and temporary inaction on a request to tow.
Mr Teopligen Spvhines an architect from Dalith narrowly escaped death when an express wagon jolted on a hill near the purving station yesterday afternoon. He and Mr O G Traphogen, moving to Lillie's place, were both badly bruised requiring immediate medical attention. Henry Smith filed a roaster's report on Bishop Batnte accounts. Summary figures show rents 865,308 27 and profits 1620 32 from Molokni ranch. Trustees question the after-acquired axnet operation. Ka mebumobs School for Boys earned 41 047 72 and Girls 15 20 46. Trustees report excess expenditures 72 581H with a year-end balance and a remaining 8172042 to next account. An overcharge of 443 18 in commissions is noted.
Anchor and P. T. Ryan remain in charge with William Carlyle as assistant at the Anchor. South beer on draught and top whiskey brands including Dewar’s Seated whisky are featured. A full stock of liquors wines and more is on hand. Join the Suit Club at Medeiros Uecker for $1 per week.
Joe Castine testified the $2000 disappeared from a shelf in his bedroom last Wednesday while he was in the bath. Detectives linked Win Sing to the theft and Judge Wilcox discharged the case, citing insufficient evidence for a jury conviction. Detective Kanpa led the prosecution. J A Magoon defended.
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