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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1898
Page
2
Shipping Intelligence reports from Diamond Head Signet Station with cloudy weather and fresh winds as part of today’s shipping news.
Weather data from Punahou reports morning minimum 73 and midday 79 with 0.01 inch rainfall and humidity 58 percent. Arrivals include Dorie Sealay from San Francisco and Lehua from Molokai. transports Indiana Ohio and J A Commins others listed. Departures include Noes Pedersen for Honolulu and Kukalhaete and J A Cummins for Oahu ports. Government offices to close for National Holiday on November 28 1898.
The Joasie Minor departed for the Sound this morning. The Amy Tarver sailed to San Francisco with a short load of 6388 bags of sugar. Arrivals and departures at San Francisco list ships arriving from Manila Nagasaki and Kahalui with subsequent sailings to Honolulu and Kahalui. Transit vessels include the Irwin and the Consuelo with other craft loading for Hilo Honolulu Kahalui and Kahalui.
Sealed tenders will be opened at the office of the Minister of the Interior by Thursday November 10 1898 at 12 oclock noon for furnishing to the Rail Supervisor of Honolulu the supplies required for the Bureau of Roads and Bridges Honolulu for six months from November lth 1898.
A dense list of building materials and supplies with units and prices, including cement per barrel, lumber and timber terms, hardware items such as nails, boxes, saws, hames, collars, oils, and tools. The garbled OCR suggests a 19th or early 20th century catalog style with numerous product names and units, indicating a supplier inventory or price sheet.
New Zealand report from Reefton on November 23, 1896 states sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy have surged under a new agency. Local agent Br. Beatreeson notes two years of high demand, claims many reports of good results, and that the remedy is kept out of children's reach due to its pleasant taste. Smith & Co. named as general agents.
A modest turnout at the Free Kindergarten and Children’s Aid Association monthly meeting heard reports on Palama progress from Mrs. Theo Richards. Mrs. Hebron noted overcrowded Chinese schools but better student appearance. Miss Mary Alex Iron’s Magoonville school grew from twenty to forty attendees. New sanitary inspector Miss Johson received praise for her work. Lunch in the native kindergarten proved successful and will expand. Mrs. Henry Castle resigned as chair of the publishing committee with much regret.
Hammer and another soldier who disrupted the Post Office and assaulted a Japanese and a police officer were fined $20 each by Judge Wilcox. White women arrested for vagrancy had cases nol pros. Several drunk and assault cases settled with fines and costs. Aldrich’s counterfeit bill case set for Monday. Tickets on sale for the Free Kindergarten Benefit concert at Progress Hall on the evening of the 8th inst.
The Pioneer Loan and Building Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday evening November 7, 185, at 7:30 oclock. Payments are required in gold. 100 A.V. YEAR, Secretary.
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple supply items and unit terms for a Honolulu tender. It includes details on per dozen and per item pricing for hardware, lanterns, rope, coal tar, and agricultural goods, with notes on delivery within one mile of the post office and ministerial approval. The fragment mentions the Road Supervisor and Minister of the Interior but lacks coherent dates or complete names.
The report lists several items from the Kaoni district including a January evacuation deadline for the Spanish, Farley returning from the coast, a sidewalk project in front of the King Street dispensary, and a Kickapoo tent grounds event tonight. It notes General Miller's arrival on the Newport, Lindemanns returning from abroad, and changes to Beretania street running times. It mentions football scrimmage injuries, a Kapaa show with the Ormond brothers drawing an encore for "Yodel," and Captain Elliott of Co G 20th Kansas with two sons in his company. It also references Captain Shivtia from Coffeeville and organization visitors at Beretnia streets bars, along with Hatch Thurston and tax or rent disputes.
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