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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1898
Page
7
The message lists a sailing scheme from Honolulu each Tuesday at 10 o clock touching Lahaina and other islands. It notes return waits at Lahaina at 6 o clock, calls at Makan Mualaoa and Poboiki, and mentions a monthly second Wednesday voyage from Hilo to Honolulu. Route via Vulcano and a good carriage road noted.
Claudine will leave Honolulu Tuesday at 51 am calling at Kabolal Hana Hamon Kipahuna and arrive Nou monthly. No freight received after 4 am 09 day of sailing. Company may change time. not responsible for loss. For passenger valuables over 100 dollars value, value must be stated. shipper receives receipt. Employees must deliver a shipping receipt. freight shipped without receipt is at owner’s risk. Passengers must present tickets before sailing. rates and offerings subject to ship’s terms.
Obscure note references Standard time, midnight, and multiple place names including Upolu Kohala Yokohams Peking Yokohama San Francisco Mauna Loa Kona and Lahain. Text appears as a garbled time and travel sequence with six day span and rail guidance. No coherent事件 or clear persons or organizations identifiable.
Old-fashioned remedies in areas are being revisited yet fail to match the efficacy of Chamberlain's Gallo Cholera and Distiboes Reforale by Benson, Smith Co. & Co, Gen. Agents, highlighting continued reliance on traditional cures alongside emerging medical products.
The General Gordon sailed in ballast for Sydney, the Kinowin due from Mainland Hawaii ports late tonight, and the American barkentine Kaiteka, Paulsen master, arrived after a 2 day voyage from Eureka with 822,000 feet of lumber for Lenora & Cooke. Diamond Head wrestled into the railroad wharf after an anchor issue with the Amy Turner chain. the slip was executed for departure. Freight to the Hawaiian islands is rising with several vessels loading for Honolulu and Hilo, including Mauno Alo, Mauna Ala, Andrew Welch, R P Rithet, and Santiago, all flying the Hawaiian ensign. Passengers listed from Hawaii, Maui, Molokai, and Molokai aboard Mikahala and Lebus include Mre H P Faye, Judge WL Stanley, J M Oat, Mra Noble, Julia Andrewa, and Deputy Marshal Hitchcock among others. A farewell concert for Mr. Morse is announced with a full program, and local advertisements promote Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy via Benson, Smith & Co. The Last One features the King Street line to Waikiki and Palama passing the Anchor Saloon, with a noted selection of Seattle beers and John Dewar’s Scotch available.
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