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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1904
Page
3
Manufacturers seek ready money to begin next season. An importer’s Irish Point Squares and Scarfs were purchased at half price. Starting Tuesday morning Oct 18, the entire purchase will be offered at remarkable prices in Honolulu.
Irish Point squares offered in five lots with hemstitching and insertion at 30 cents per square for Lot 1. Lot 2 presents 30 inch squares with fancy applique at 9 cents. Lot 3 features 30 inch squares with embroidery applique at sec. Lot 4 offers 25 inch squares with scalloped edge and fancy order at 650. Lot 5 lists 31 inch squares with scalloped edge and very elaborate at 1 dollar.
Irish Point scarfs offered in five lots with sizes 17 and 18 inches and prices from 30 to 65 cents and one dollar. Each lot features hemstitching insertion openwork and scalloped edges with embroidery. Limited quantities prompt early buying and note of Teneriff Doylies in the art department.
The Canadian Australian steamship Miowera docked at the Pacific Mali wharf at about 8 15 this morning after leaving Sydney on October 1. The voyage report notes light winds, varying weather, and a stop at Suva before arrival. A passenger from Sydney is noted as the new Governor of the Fiji group, with 6900 bags of sugar for Vancouver. The Miowera will wait for Vancouver and Victoria and will take about thirty Japanese steerage passengers.
A meeting in Lihue Kauai last Sunday week brought a partial fusion of Home Rule and Democratic forces. Paul represented Home Rule while Apolo spoke for the Democrats. Puppul to replace a weak Home Rule candidate to smooth the fusion. The gathering drew opposing politicians, but the Hawaiian voters largely stayed away, signaling limited support for the alliance.
The Alameda steamed from port toward San Francisco around 9 AM. The crowd on the wharf was small due to the absence of the band, with only twelve passengers listed. Notable names included A. Berg, W. G. Smith, Ms Gee, H. C. Carter, J. Carter Jr, W. Coney, G. R. Ewart, J. Kirkland, J. W. Spalding, Dr. Hodgins, and Dr. St. Sure’s agent, all among departing travelers.
The steamer Mikahale arrived at Kaval ports this morning with 1008 bags of cargo. Purser Wright reports other vessels: schooner Matthew Turner at Wleely diecharging coal and steamer Nooau at Kilanenaie with 830 tons discharged. Warkentine Encore arrived at Kleele October 18 with 1044 tons coal. Republicans of the Fourth plan a meeting tonight at the sand Jott bank of the Irun Works with Sam Johnson presiding and speakers including Job C. Lane and others.
Passengers departed for San Francisco include Alame da, Oct. 18 A Bere Mra G Thine and two children Carter J 0 Carter Jr W Coney GO R Ewart J Kirkland F J Krause A C McKe ver M W T Mrobertson W G Smith Kh W Spalding.
William Daly, janitor at the Fourth District Republican headquarters, died at Queen's Hospital after being struck by a bullock driven by two cowboys near Queen Street and Hickyards yesterday evening. Daly, who reportedly stepped into the street against warnings, died at 2 a.m. Funeral arrangements were handled by Attorney General Andrews and others of the Fourth District Republican Committee.
A lengthy arrival list from the Colonies dated Oct. 19 records numerous travelers including Mic wera Orth For Howorah Dever Mrs. Dwyer Taylor J C Taylor Jr Mb Jor Myles M Taylor Frank Gritty Donoughue A Anderson E Abinson and many others. The note mentions Kaual porte and various names such as Wingfield Merryday Etheridge and Hart & Co Ltd manufacturing a cream product.
Bishop & Co bankers offer full banking services with collections exchange and letters of credit on The Bank of California and N M Rothschild. They act as trustees, manage estates, handle bankruptcies, safekeeping, audits for firms, savings deposits at 4 1/2 percent, and provide fire marine life and liability insurance through agencies at 924 Bethel Street.
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