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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1897
Page
4
A long reflection notes that reading newspapers informs citizens and shapes political thought, but the jury system complicates civic duty. It questions how readers are screened for juror service, mentions vertical writing vs joined scripts, Hawaii annexation figures, and compares ship tonnages Baltimore and Philadelphia, ending with hotel rates at the Popular House.
At the Annual Meeting of the stockholders the Union Feed Company elected officers. C. Machaemu named President. J. F. Muckfeld and Geo. H. Robertson join the Board of Directors. F. R. Vida Secretary. Honolulu November 13, 1407.
At the Annual Meeting held November 15 officers were re elected for the ensuing year. J A King, W G Tewin and G C Hockley joined directors. Secretary and Treasurer Rowe retained post. Meeting date Honolulu November 14, 1807.
By authority tenders to be received at the Attorney General's Office by 12 noon Monday November 2 1807 for supplying Oahu for one year starting December 1 with specified goods and a faithful performance bond. The attorney general reserves right to accept lowest bid. Items listed include meat bread tea coffee potatoes onions sugar milk and various fabrics and hardware with unit prices and delivery terms.
Public Lands Notice announces an auction at the front entrance of the Ju neiary Building in Honolulu for a tract of government land at Wainhole Kooloi Oahu containing 42 acres with grazing and rees tins. Upset price 200 dollars cash terms. For further particulars apply at Public Land Office Honolulu. J F Brown agent. Public Land Office Honolulu 1807. Also postal savings bank depositors urged to forward pass books to General Post Office before December 20 1807 to accrue interest. Honolulu November 15 1807 signed Jos M Oat Postmaster General.
An editorial urges residents to curb crime by securing valuables with safes. It argues the root cause is habit and tempting opportunities, not police inefficiency, and promotes safes from major U.S. manufacturers in six sizes from the 415 Baby to large office safes as fire and burglar safeguards.
Santa Claus Headquarters presents early direct purchases from Eastern markets and Europe with large invoices of leather goods bonvenirs books new stationery designs and toys. Thrum’s invites patrons to inspect the extensive stock before shopping elsewhere.
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