02 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1895
Page
1
Patrons of the Criterion Saloon are notified of a fresh Wieland beer supply and oysters for cocktails. A local remedy claim promotes Redding's Thussia Balve to quickly ease bicycle riders’ cuts and pains, asserting wide use by wheelmen and a 25 cent price inquiry.
A Hawaii financial dispute pits Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company against Claus Spreckels. The bill seeks a declaration of trust and a perpetual injunction, preventing sale or encumbrance of the Wailuku Abupuaa lands until further court order. The petition cites water rights petitions to King Kalakaua and the vast Wailuku irrigation system.
He ordered and decreed to execute and deliver to the plaintiff a deed of the portion of WaId Ahupons of Wailuku. He must convey omitted portions and account for rents and profits since acquiring the fee simple, paying the plaintiff's costs of this suit.
A burglar targeted multiple cottages in a moonlit night in a lane near Douglas. Footprints suggest a Chinese intruder. clothing and a purse were disrupted as a window was tampered with. A woman awoke to a man leaping from her room window, barefoot and in only white drawers, prompting a police warning.
The steamer Australia at her dock this afternoon will carry the news that the port of Honolulu is no longer infected and ships out with a clean bill of health. The certificate, sealed by the American Consul General, notes two cholera cases in fourteen days but declares the scare over. quarantine rules for inter- shipping traffic do not affect the Australia’s bill of health.
A bathing party numbered 5 to 40 was held at Wright's Villa last night. It was overseen by Mia A. T. Walker and Mrs. Donnelly. Before and after the surf bath guests enjoyed anigigs recitations and dances in the lawa. No Supreme Court hearing occurred today on any recount of parties with business tied to Australia’s departure.
The report to the master on the estate accounts lists receipts of 12 057.60 and payments of 17 805.30 with a noted decline in receipts and expenses in 1894 and 1893. Debt to Davies & Co. stands at 4 083.81, with higher family and stock costs, including details on Beecraft Plantation and cattle inventories. Bail request for Ab Wong was argued. court actions cover various cases including bail and equity matters.
Gr Reynolds reports September deaths total around 182 in the city with cholera leading at 48. Bronchitis and heart disease follow, along with convulsions fever pneumonia and whooping cough. Six year September death rates show an average near 66 per month, indicating persistent health challenges.
A monthly issue recounts notable articles including The Republic of Hawaii by BB Boyer Hawaiian Peast by Charles K Brace and Petar C Sones on Hawaiian Islands and Ane wesation. The volume showcases fine photo engravings with excellent artistry and preservation.
The report mentions Milne at Sobant for outward hunt errors and a Board of Health meeting this afternoon. It notes September deaths exceeding expected totals and lists items related to government affairs at the Australian wharf. It also cites various goods and brands advertised by local firms.
Reports from the police court detail multiple cases including charges of opium possession and perjury. Several defendants such as Ben Kalana and Miss Ho Liwo appear on drunkenness and bail matters, while others await trials. The brigantine W. T. Tecir sails to San Francisco and police station offices undergo renovations as the session progresses.
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