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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1899
Page
6
East Kalihi Valley parcel offers Pearl Harbor views with deep soil and no rocks, water quality preps. A park memorial for Princess Kainlani will be set apart. Lots to be sold at market lows, applications ranked by receipt for preferred choosing. Further particulars at our office.
The Times editorial lauds the Commission’s Philippines report and U S plans, urging strong action and a firm policy stance. It contrasts America’s duty with world destinies, praising mission completion and warning against retreat amid rising global rivalries. The Standard notes future clashes with China and Russia as power shifts intensify Washington’s position. The Daily News endorses practical sense behind the declaration, likening it to lessons from independence.
The article objects to the Hawaii annexation governance led by Mr. Dole's supporters. It warns that the local administration disenfranchised voters, overstepped organic law, and hindered American labor laws and land policy. It questions McKinley’s choice to place trusted reformers in charge amid political resistance.
Rear Admiral Charles Beresford speaks at Bunder loud about Boer victory risks and possible foreign intervention. He asserts Britain's strength can deter European dictates and praises American sympathy, including Indian hospital ships, amid war weariness. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad promotes blood health and horse care offered at Nay King Street stables.
By authority the Interior Department demands every corporation file a full and secret exhibit of their state for year ending December 1 1800 with the department by January 1900. The minister or commissioners may inspect books and papers under oath if filings are late. signed by Alex Young Minister of the Interior dated November 11 1898.
Government Entomologist Prof A calls the Mediterranean fly a pest and warns fruit imports from the Australian colonies and the South Sea Islands are strictly forbidden. The Board of Agriculture and Forestry issues the notice from Honolulu dated November 4, 1809, signed by Commissioner David Haughs.
Two sugar mills offered for sale include a 24 by 48 inch 3 roller model with engine and gearing and a 24 by 48 inch 2 roller mill with engine. Both units are described as complete and ready for use.
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