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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1895
Page
4
Tenders will be revived at the Attorney General's office for furnishing the value prison for one year beginning from January 1, 1405, with schedules listing supplies and approximate monthly requirements. Examinations and primary certifiers set for January 4 and 15, with locations and institute details for board of education recruitment and teacher allocation.
The Evening Bulletin notes Bonneris regrets discrimination by the Council of State and fears about pardons while urging the council to consider community sentiment toward releasing remaining prisoners. Tax complaints rise over assessor valuations including a $33 000 increase on the Campbell block at Port and Merchant streets amid other valuation concerns.
A discussion notes rising real estate and personal property valuations, tax appeals overload, and calls for fair revenue increases. It cites Lord Salisbury, compares colonial tax resistance, and laments prison releases while urging authorities to let prisoners return to families.
W H Kitcas of St Andrew's Cathedral objects to a morning article in the C A as misleading. He denounces the piece as hostile to church peace and pledges support for the committee’s work. Readers are invited to visit Criterion for Seattle Beer.
The San Francisco Call quotes Miss Field discussing women’s suffrage. She notes delays due to cholera reports, recounts rescuing Joan Brown’s fort from Harpers Ferry, and explains her views on suffrage, predicting limited immediate impact. She cautions women lack desire but believes in equal rights and gradual political education.
A taxpayer style notice warns young buyers to wait for Tribune Tandems, claiming Stearns wheels from 1894 95 are outdated. It cites a large US dealer and San Francisco agents alleging poor reliability of Stearns, endorsing Tribune as more durable and economical with repairs. The ad mentions Tribune tandems arriving from the factory and plans to sell ten children’s wheels for Christmas.
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