15 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1897
Page
1
The advertisement touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as the most popular remedy for colds coughs bronchitis sore throat influenza and incipient consumption. It claims wide approval by the Faculty and notes its soothing effects on inflamed membranes breaking up mucus easing cough and promoting repose for families facing pulmonary troubles in children.
J Mort Oat the Postmaster General conducted inspections across Hawaii and Maui. He noted progress on road building from Hilo to Kohala, described a rain making method using a seven foot kite and dynamite, and praised better mail service with faster Kinau routing. He emphasized timely outward shipments, opening of general delivery in Hilo, and plans to extend savings and money order services with growing commerce. He faced local concerns in Hana and Hana districts but remained optimistic about future mail and road improvements.
Advertises Schilling’s Best baking powder as pure fresh and quick acting for bread and cake. Promises money back if not satisfied, mentioning Punieas.
The Kilohiana Art League presents its autumn show at 8 o clock with D. Howard Hitchcock Philip Dodge Mise French Mrs Agusta Graham Miss A Parke Mina Kr Nolte Anita Pooko Jine J Wores CG Wautke Mrs Daoota and others. Visitors view paintings in plein air studies Hawaii China wood carvings and island plant studies. Wautke previews Oriental and California scenes in Munich style. the event is expected to draw wide attention.
The Rowervoir Residents of the Punchbowl neighborhood warn that a water reservoir over their heads may leak at a marked site near Hoor of Lishuan's quarry. Blasting could cause the reservoir to open at the bottom, though the department says there is no cause for alarm.
Judge E. W. Garnard arrived by the Lehana at dusk yesterday from Laupahoohoe and is quartered at the Arlington hotel. He came to visit his mother who plans to return by the Alameda Thursday from a visit to relatives in the States.
The Cabinet on Saturday chose E. R. Folsom as Customhouse appraiser and J. G. Waitel as deputy. Folsom, a former Island resident with Hawaii experience, is deemed fully qualified. Waibel, long associated with T. H. Davies Co and J. C. Nohman Co, declined the deputy post to sail for San Francisco with Australia, planning to return in January for permanent relocation.
Kassie of Kenlta Hehonie plots a bold Alaskan claim named Billy Massie with Klondivitix. He plans crossing the Chilkeot in April, backed by investors and a San Francisco machinery firm. Enasio, a young miner, will bring capital, restoring a Hawaii prospectors effort as a new Central fire station finishing touches reach completion.
American detectives pursue Harry Miller missing from Honolulu after a wreck on the Denver and Rio Grange line. Telegraph reports cast doubt on his presence in the wreck and friends vow to leave no stone unturned to locate him.
A report notes Eni plans cane cultivation on 500 acres at Oalia plantation by Saturday night. An export at Ewa indicated the Gabon would produce about 10,000 tons of sugar for market next year, covering the 1808 season.
Kaiulani hosted a simple informal reception Saturday drawing nearly a thousand natives. David Kawa noakoa and Edward Gilikolani stood with the young lady during the event.
Henry Congdon, a hotel street wine dealer, suffered severe swelling on his head face and toe after being stung twice by a large centipede in his Punchbowl area room. A six inch centipede was captured and preserved. Doctors say poison pervaded his system, but he improves with time and natural recovery.
The event honors visiting riders and all Cyclamore park competitors. Attractions include Trilby Fowlay exhibition, Young Men’s Glee Club songs, cloudswinging displays, Quintet Club selections, and a display of the best wheela offered for sale.
Tamer on Murray TR reports Captain T B Murray making extensive alterations to a large home. The room is redesigned with new adornments, the building is overheated and neatly painted, and the improvements enhance appearance and value.
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