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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1899
Page
8
King Bros. offer Hawaiian cards and photos at 140 Hotel Street suitable for Xmas cards. The steamer leaves November 28 as the next mail to Europe, with possible delays in reaching on time.
Fragmentary notice advertising sale of a beautiful home in Ulanu Vacley with cash payment for new upright piano and cottage. Includes partial address Bos 71 and vague buyer details. No clear dates or full entity names due to corruption.
Weather reports from Diamond Head and likeliest harbor stations show morning temperature 74, humidity 77 percent at 9 am, with fresh N winds. Several ships and passengers are listed: A. T. Hancock and City of Puebla carrying troops for Manila, Mikahala with Makawell and others, Ke Au Hon bound for Ahuquyen, and Castle with 1000 tons merchandise and cargo. Departures include Lehua for Kauninka and Olowalu, Mokolil for Kamalo and others, Kinau for Molokai Maui and Hawaii, with Australia bound for San Francisco at 4 pm. Passengers departed include numerous named travelers and clergy.
Regular quarterly meeting of the Bar Association of the Hawaiian Islands set for 4 pm November 29 1899 in Ewa Court room Judiciary Building. Annual meeting at Hawaiian Hotel November 29 7 30 pm to transact business and elect officers. All members urged to attend and others interested in target shooting requested. H C Ovenden Secretary.
At a Myrtle Boat Club meeting the group debated joining with other clubs for a three year compact. They also decided no limit on the shell for the senior crew to avoid the cost of buying a new shell from England, preferring their Rodgers shell. The junior eight would row in the original Australian shell. Also mentions fresh bakery items at New England Bakery, 24 Hotel street.
The First Battalion First Regiment will assemble under arms at the Drill Shed at 7 o clock this evening for battalion parade and drill by order of Major Ziegler.
Public auction announced at the residence of Mr P M Lucas opposite the Hawaiian Hotel on Hotel Street. Items include parlor chairs pictures wall brackets hanging lamps bedroom sets chiffoniers lounge crib tables chairs dishes glassware stove meat safe kitchen utensils palms ferns and violets. James F Morgan is the auctioneer.
Notice of an administrator sale under an order of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit. The estate of A. K. wares deceased offers a half interest in land at Avuwatolimu Honolulu Oahu with described apanas and a half interest in a wooden building. TERMS CASH in U S Gold Coin. Deeds at purchaser’s expense and sale subject to court confirmation. For details apply to C. Brown Attorney for Administrator. Dated Honolulu November 4.
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