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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1899
Page
10
The steamer Mauna Loa will begin return trips learning Punalu Hawaii on Sunday November 19 at 6 PM and thereafter depart Gosli pn from that port on the current schedule. Tater-Taland Btenni Navigation Co. 144.
Stage service departs the Post Office on Bethel street at a. m. on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. It calls for passenger passages at Lovejoy Co s No. 19 at break.
General Lee discusses U S policy toward Cuba in remarks attributed to Major General Witehugh Lee. He questions when Cuba might be withdrawn from US influence, notes crime decline and prosperity under occupation, and explains division among Cubans on independence annexation or internal self-government. He predicts possible withdrawal if Cubans prove capable of organizing and maintaining government.
London November 7 General Lord Wolseley Commander in Chief spoke at the Authors Challenge evening on the new short view system in the British army and its acceptance. He discussed the South Africa campaign noting Boer aims to rule all of South Africa and urging the English to keep that goal before them. He said warfare has ups and downs and admitted the English have faced disappointments in the effort to lower Boer resistance.
King Oscar of Sweden is to have extraordinary powers for judging damage claims by Samoan claimants from the Apia bombardment by American and British ships in March. Estimates reach about $2,000,000. The convention was signed at the State Department by Secretary Hay, Mr Tower, and Mr Mama von Schwarsenstein.
Captain Frederic A. Gardiner, longtime Berkeley maritime officer, died at his Vine street residence after a lengthy illness from a voyage to Manila. He served 14 years with Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co and 11 years on the Gia, retiring three years ago from active service. His final voyage as second officer on the transport Scandia ended with dysentery. Gardiner had recently landed in Australia and Berkeley merchants advertise a broad fruit and seafood lineup, including grapes peaches apples oranges and oysters.
Maritime notices list arrivals and departures for six days, with ships like W. G. Hall, Claudine Maul, Nippon Maru, Dodo, and Miowera. Routes include Maui, Hawaii, Yokohama, San Francisco, Victoria, and Vancouver Island, giving dates from November 1 to December 6 and times in Standard and Greenwich zones.
At the Hewlins Heat Club annual meeting Georgy R. Carter is named president with Walter B. Wall as vice president James W. Lind secretary C J Gray treasurer and Kirk Porter on the board of directors joining Avenae committee appointees. The amidness shows a $2000 debt settled and a healthy surplus in the treasury Pictures were presented to winning crew and the La Mute Yon Photo Supply Co. donated large prints of the crew and race positions A meeting is set at Geo Carter's office Wednesday at 4 p m with a committee to oversee rowing yachts and other interests.
A concert program lists sections titled Hlingis THutthoetsiy Overture Dame itland it Hondix Doneretth Waldtonfel pares and Mahoo Muhind ueing afternoon. Pieces include Lohengrin Introduction The Armorer Larkainy Ballad The Palme and a Home Dalley Duet.
Cricket details list players for Captain Henderson Monare c Michrend J W Gibson W Linton A Patrebil Gow KF Steins Pilanala J Harvey Harrison Winton A Dunn and for Monat Cricket Club Menare Jor dan Sinclair Penny Hatfield Mowe Row C Willie J J Walker A Cork burn B Parish Judge Stanley Waikiki Ma formerly Wrights Villa offers meals and rooms with board including bathing at $12 per week and dinners with wine noted.
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