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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1896
Page
4
Mrs. Nakuina advocates establishing Leleo Park as a public greenspace in Honolulu to serve outdoor sports and leisure, noting the lack of breathing space between Union Square and Kalihi and the value to visiting warships and residents. The piece urges protecting Makiki ground for original park purposes and highlights recent local urban improvements and public needs.
Yesterday the Advertiser printed a vulgar attack on the President and today a restrained apology appears in the same section. The piece notes that tallying electoral votes early is a campaign tactic and warns that forecasted results may yield ruined expectations. The editor criticizes the paper’s independence and calls attention to the damaged Judiciary building backdrop.
Sympathy for the Cuban cause is tempered by fear that Cubans will mismanage self government. Citizens' Guarda Certificates can be framed at King Bros for 26 cents and up.
A humorous tale credits a Buffalo Brewing Company employee with composing a famous song and earning a raise for his clever air. The firm markets beer as fresh and cold at Cosmopolitan, Pacific, and Royal saloons, offering two glasses for 25 cents and exchangeable checks. Citizens praise the beer as the best in Honolulu.
An assortment of ads lists Chas Hammer's new establishment at 229 King Street offering latest sadgery and fostered goods with contact Tele phon e 682 O Box 393. Pacific Hardware Co. received two Australia consignments of picture moulding and mat board to undercut local prices. The Criterion Saloon promotes Seattle beer and a rose tinted mood, King Bros frames offer, and Beattie beer on draught near Hotel Street.
A historical column recalls how Tribune headlines used to be questions and recounts a postal request urging fewer inquiries. It then previews Hawaii shop ads promoting meat and vegetable chopper, brass and painted bird cages, Hartman steel wire mats, rain gauges, and a portable bootblack stand with prices and features.
Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited located opposite Spreckels Bank at 307 Fort Street is noted in the directory. The entry records the business name and precise street location for customer reference.
Prepared at all times to provide 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 150 per hundred.
H. F. Wichman on Fort Street advertises durable Walthams in a dust proof case. The copy urges readers to purchase a reliable timepiece from the store, emphasizing dependability and a water resistant design.
The dealer proclaims a large stock of glassware not sold in Honolulu for under $2.50 per dozen. Tumblers, engraved styles, and various sizes are available at the same price, with new goods described as high quality. Some pieces hold thimble or larger amounts, including cut glass for 4 dollars and plain ones for 2 dollars.
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