24 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1896
Page
1
Lewis and Co. lists brands and types of cheese shipped on ice by steamer. The passage highlights Sap Saga Lindurger Nosegay Club New York Sege Kronenkase Caamenbert Sierra Neuchatel and Romatour as among the finest grades, claimed to be reliably fresh.
Seats are on sale at the Hebzon Drug Company for the second week performances including The Charity Ball on Tuesday night November 2, The Senator on Thursday night November 26, and The Highest Bidder on Saturday matinee November 28.
The Kilchena Art League's autumn show features standout work by Miss Nolte in china decoration with a large display of glazed pieces and color designs. Other highlights include wood carving by Mrs. Augusta H. Graham and a varied gallery of floral and landscape pieces, on view daily with nominal 25 cent admission.
The Ho nolulu Library and Reading Rooms Association will hold its annual meeting at Library Hall on Friday evening, November 27, to elect officers, read annual reports, and discuss other business. Jayasuraya moves stock of Ceylonese novelties to No 6 Hotel Street opposite Ozaki, offering items from a silver collar button to 82500 diamonds.
A district court session recounts shipboard unrest led by John Pitman or Pickerton aboard the C D Bryant near Newcastle. Pitman overpowered crew and bit the captain, was irons-bound, with consul affairs pending. Judge de la Vergue presided as 113 cases filled the docket including multiple drunk, gambling, and Sunday-law offenses and delays in several trials.
Superintendent Rekardt lists five days of accidents at the Queen's hospital. Notable cases include Nov. 20 a four year old native child burned by matches and dying at 1 pm, Nov. 22 a Portuguese Kauai girl dislocated right thigh, Nov. 22 a native sailor from the Likelike with multiple fractures, and Nov. 23 a scalp wound from a horse fall.
The Roanoke, carrying 10 500 bags of sugar valued at 830 000, arrived in New York soaked by salt water after a 136 day voyage. Leakage attributed to the long passage, marking the cargo as a costly mishap for the islands trade.
Scientists from the United States Fish Commission study Mrs. B. F. Dillingham's oil paintings of Hawaiian fishes. She has completed over a hundred natural color fishes, a valuable collection that could inspire a lithographed souvenir book rivaling Australian bird volumes. The Albatross party plans to photograph the collection, though photography misses the rare coloring.
The Portuguese of Hawaii mark December 1 as a national independence observance. Employers are urged to release their Portuguese workers to enjoy the festival. Church services will be held in the daytime with literary exercises planned for the evening.
The Platinotype Picture by Mr. Henshaw at the Pacific Hay ware Co. stands as the finest example of photographic art seen in Honolulu. Perfect keepsakes to mail to friends.
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