Ice by steamer delivers fresh Neuchatel and Romatour
Neuchatel and Romatour received by steamer in fine grades and guaranteed to be fresh. The consignments promise reliable freshness and quality for immediate use.
21 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1896
Page
1
Neuchatel and Romatour received by steamer in fine grades and guaranteed to be fresh. The consignments promise reliable freshness and quality for immediate use.
John Pender of Melbourne, a leading opal mine owner with interests in New South Wales and Queensland, visited New York to sell stones to Tiffany & Co. He recalled the Australian opals as the finest, noting $100 paid for a single piece. He warned against speculative booms and said business was stiffening.
At Makiki ball grounds this afternoon a football match between Punahou College and First Regiment is set for 4 o clock. Punahou fields Greenwell Long Long Armstrong and Babbitt among others, while the Regiment lineup includes Lawrence Bechert Cook Wallace Johnson Kilbey and Gleason. Substitutes listed for both teams.
The Lost Paradine by the Frawley Co. is staged this evening, a play praised for its handling of the labor question and fresh audience reaction after a long New York run. Also advertising Seattle Beer as pure and superior, offered on tap or bottled at the Criterion.
The Volles Van article notes the police rifle team fell to Company E in a morning return match. The military emerged victorious with a 410 to 404 score. A final shoot may be arranged for next Saturday.
If you want the best and most tasteful frame in the market, go to King Bros., 110 Hotel street for framing that harmonizes with your picture and enhances its display.
A Buffalo Brewing Company employee reportedly penned a popular song and was rewarded with a raise. their beer, featured at Cosmopolitan, Pacific and Royal lounges, is praised as fresh and life sustaining. Patrons can sample Buffalo or Pabst beer with exchangeable checks honored as change. Local citizens hail Buffalo beer as the best.
The program prepared by Professor Berger lists Part I with The Old Hundred Overture Semiramide and a final Polonaise Fantasia among entries. Part II shows a band concert at Emma Square starting at 4 30 with selections including Street Cars and Hawaii Pond plus other titles.
The YMCA praise service is set for tomorrow at 6 30 p m with the theme Forgiveness based on Mat 28 21 220 14 15. A lighthearted island potato ad follows offering Kohala spuds from Palama Grocery near the Railway Depot at live and let live rates.
The Ki lohuna Art League show features Philip A. Dodge with marine coast views including Rocks and Waves No 78, Surfbreak No 20 S, Rock at Nawiliwili No 70, and Hanalei Kanani No 81. Mrs Willie and Mr Day contribute decorative china and a seed portierro. An obituary and reception note follow for James Hyde Pratt of Albany, marking his 80th birthday with Honolulu attendees and local dignitaries.
Following the President's proclamation a Thanksgiving service is announced at Central Union Church on Thursday November 26 in Siam. Revs Hiram Bingham E Tiaho OC M Hyde J Leading haw Oliver Emerson and O A Gulick take parts, with Rev Douglas P Birnie delivering the sermon. The public is invited to attend.
KR C Beott the actor leaves by the Australis. Pleasing memories remain of his work with the Honolulu play troupe. The local dramatic talent has benefited greatly from his efforts in raising standards.
A Chinese traveler on the Keanhou, arriving from Kauai, died during the voyage. Deputy Marshal Dr. Emerson held an autopsy that determined natural causes. The inquest was deemed unnecessary and the body was returned to relatives for burial.
A traveler from the last Colonial steamer meets four Milesian American friends on the dock near Honolulu. They chat as Customs marks are made, joking about rain and lunch at the car saloon where they offer clear, cool drinks and a plaza of Rainen Bren to balance the meal.
Last night the Hawaiian Hotel hosted a dinner and dance, with the National Quintette Club in attendance. Many Honolulu society people and passengers from the Rio de Janeiro, plus Adams officers, were present. A similar event is planned next Wednesday with a Thanksgiving dinner followed by dancing.
King Bros. latest consignment of picture frames has taken the town by storm. The designs are elegant, up-to-date and of the handsomest.
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