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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1896
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes Judge Austin died in his later years. He belonged to a family of jurists and was respected for impartial rulings affirmed by appellate courts. In private life he was beloved for cordiality to friends and acquaintances, passing away with a blameless life.
At the latest meeting of the Commissioners of Education the question of differentiating select schools by tuition was debated. Opponents argue it would create class distinctions and undermine free schools, while supporters cite accommodation pressures. The piece notes English language students benefit from fees, suggests abolition of fees only with separation by language might be needed, and recognizes Honolulu schools are in a transition period with possible Department of Education input. The Butte-TIN plans to discuss progress.
The rapid transit question commands major public discussion as Honolulu grows. The horse car system has outlived usefulness despite its early gains. Legislation at inception reflected inexperience and external electric competition. Details of the failure remain secret. Bowie demands no blanket exclusivity and insists on compulsory line extensions to densely populated districts per a legislated standard.
Ho nolulu correspondent in the San Francisco Chronicle denies that Dole’s Maui interior greeting shows widespread native allegiance to the republic. The letter argues no Maui native has taken an oath, condemning misrepresentation and urging genuine conciliation with native Hawaiians.
Premier Laurier of Canada promised a deputation of the Dominion Alliance that the Government would fulfill its election pledge by submitting prohibition to a plebiscite. Prohibition already exists in many counties via local option under federal and provincial laws.
A yesterday published line claimed lepers were brought by the steamer W G Hall. The steamer did not carry lepers and would not, even if legal, which it does not.
Over 18 000 000 made and sold high est awards for excellence in construction regularity motion speed adjustability durability ease of learning and convenience of arrangement. B Bergersen agent 164 Bethel streets.
Police court this morning took up the cases against Arthur Jones and Amy Pangelinan, adjourned to Monday due to Attorney Robertson’s Supreme Court engagement. In district court Kamekoa was fined 87 and 84 cents for assault and battery.
A nostalgic column mocks newspaper question headlines then pivots to local ads. It teases readers with six questions about a meat and vegetable chopper, brass and painted bird cages, Hartman steel wire mats, rain gauges, and a portable bootblack stand offered at bargain prices.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited is listed opposite Spreckels Bank at 807 Fort Street. The notice presents a directory or advertisement for the hardware firm with its location and frontage on Fort Street.
Prepared to provide copper plate engraving and printing on cards wedding and society stationery announcements and more. Fine monogram embossing address dies and stamping in color or plain. Cards from your plate 81.40 per hundred.
H F Wichman promotes dependable timepieces on Fort Street selling Waltham watches in a dust proof case. The message urges readers to buy a reliable watch.
Hurry to snap up RaMBLERs at 875.00 before stock ends. 1896 wheels available at this price with a proven component, and only a few remain. The offer is not a price cut, so don’t expect a lower drop in the near term.
The advertisement claims Dimond's carries a large table of tumblers not sold in Honolulu for under 2.50 a dozen, now available for one dollar. Engraved, clear flint glasses, similar to Dorflinger quality, are priced the same. The line includes various sizes for drinks, medicines, or general use, with new goods designed for warm climates.
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