19 Oct 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1897
Page
1
A grateful user testifies to great benefit from Ayer's Saran blood-purifier after suffering indigestion weak appetite and constipation. The narrator felt their whole system out of order until a friend advised the remedy, and after a few bottles they claim to be completely cured.
The Moana, a new 850 foot steamship built for the San Francisco, Hawaiian and Australian trade, is expected in Honolulu tomorrow afternoon from San Francisco. The vessel boasts lavish passenger accommodations, a large saloon, numerous deck cabins, and modern amenities. Notable officers include Captain Carey, Parser Bendall, Chief Engineer Archie McKinley, and nephew of President McKinley, Archie McKinley, among others.
On October 9 local talent staged a charity entertainment in Kobala hall with proceeds aiding local personality figures of the Third Circuit. Deputy Attorney General EB P le praised the performers while a Greek pantomime, Vestal Virgins tableau, and the light comedy Little Toddlkins drew the audience amid a noted Government band concert at the Hawaiian hotel featuring operatic and instrumental selections. Lawyers Castle and Kinney have gone to Hamakua.
Steady lumber demand fuels new building in Hilo while the Kinau carries notes from Hawaii. Dr Elliot buys Minnie the racing mare. coffee at Sissons in Olwa proves unsteady. a wedding set for October 27. Honolulu plans for sewage disposal via a centralized reservoir linked to Oahu railways are discussed by Senator McCandless, with Ewa plantation interest. Over 1000 tons of Santiago freight, 870000 dollars in South Hilo taxes, and hospital lighting mark island activity as doctors, laborers, and merchants adjust to frontier growth.
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