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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1898
Page
8
Platted tract near Honolulu three miles from downtown on the Electric Street Railway line offers 15 000 sq ft lots priced at S400 with S100 down and monthly payments of S25. Access provided by office visits with map and guided visits to the property.
On the steamer Alameda D G Camarinos advertises a wide assortment of goods including fresh salmon crabs and oysters, fruits and dried fruits, olives oil, and more. The delivery emphasizes quality fresh seafood and fruit items available to passengers and possibly nearby markets.
Esther Dye of Los Angeles has located in Honolulu opposite the Fire House. A brief history of ancient and modern howling is offered with no questions asked and no medicine. Free consultation provided.
Shipping news notes arrivals, departures, and weather across islands. Vessels like Noewu and Stmr Mikahala sail for inter island routes with cargoes and mails while cattle from Greenwell ranch arrive aboard Kaoni. A deserter from Joho A Briggs is held aboard awaiting next steps as watches tighten.
The water pipe and fittings contract goes to Martin Pipe and Foundry Co of San Francisco for 400 tons of pipe 17000 pounds lead and 1000 pounds fittings. Bids show San Francisco firm cheapest on some items, while local Catton Neill & Co shipping from New York offers better overall terms. Local firm Wilson Whitehouse adds 242.60 more than San Francisco and 54 slower than Cape Horn route.
Tomorrow is her birthday. On Sunday she hosts a reception of native Hawaiians, then on Monday at 2 to 4 p.m. she will hold a public reception. Tuesday she maintains her usual general reception from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
A private letter by court reporter P Maurice McMahon recounts dreams foretelling Judge Hitchcock’s death during the October term of the Fourth Circuit Court. The letter describes a surreal courtroom scene, the judge on the bench, and the reporter’s frantic effort to write as the tragedy unfolds. Also noted is a football game between the Pennsyl vania and Town teams at 3:30 pm with low admission, plus Lodge events at the American Messenger Service Masonic Temple.
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