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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1897
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows an everyday Honolulu publication with references to inland routes, foreign service, and payment terms. It lists a manager and editor names with a postal box and telephone note, indicating an administrative notice or masthead fragment.
Dated October 20, 1897 reports that practitioners regard the coffee trade with optimism despite critics. Lands in cultivation are being conveyed at satisfactory prices to settlers, suggesting steady work ahead rather than land speculation.
The Roatere af the Bottere notes patrons and praises a new automatic folder attached to the rewo that neatly folds the back and cuts the leaves open. This process makes the inner pages accessible for perusal, enhancing readability and convenience for readers.
The paper notes the Attorney General bag did not influence the special term for Kauai trials. Prosecution was entrusted to Mr Kinney and Mr Smith reportedly recused from Executive deliberations on the matter.
The author urges adoption of official inspection and graded marking for coffees with grower warehouses for crops disposal. He calls on growers to unite and promote legislation, noting The Courier’s willingness to publish advocacy from Mr Cockburn or other thinkers in support of the system.
The text laments speculative rhetoric at home and urges practical regard for broader welfare. It criticizes a group described as the falsely named conservative class as obstacles to good government, labeling them an order of Harnacles and urging attention to substantive community interests.
The Bouneres criticize slow disclosure of Hawaiian affairs and note the government admits a new phase in the Japanese controversy. A week passes with another phase expected, while the public remains in the dark about progress, though an early mail is anticipated.
Washington talks on diplomacy with Tokyo and public opinion while considering a liquor clause for Mount Tantalus land deals. Critics warn against mixing liquor regulation with land conveyance, arguing titles should solely reflect value transfer and that public governance must avoid incendiary conditions in deeds.
An ad touts Pure Mik and Wresh Beef shakes with pure milk and syrups, inviting 5c shakes tuned to flavor. It also promotes the Oliver typewriter, praised by experts as the world’s best, showcased at A V Gear’s office on King Street, claiming high awards at the World Columbian Exposition for several features.
On Monday November 8 at 10 a.m at the office of W O Aiken Maui will be open for applications under the Land Act for Right of Purchase Leases and Cash Freeholds or under special payment and improvement terms. Forty agricultural lots in Mabiku Maui about 100 acres each priced from 2.60 to 1.00 per acre. Details at Public Lands Honolulu or W O Aiken Pern Maui. Soil analysis from Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association labs shows varying nutrient levels. J B Brown Agent of Public Lands October 18 1807.
On Wednesday November 24 at 12 noon the Government Quarry Lot on Spencer Avenue between properties of Mrs BF Salyman and H Swinton South Slope Punchbow bill will be sold at Public Auction. Lot area 86 670 square feet with upset price 900. Sale conditioned that no more quarrying be allowed on the premises. J A King Minister of the Interior Oct 20 1897 TAN Be
Oabo Sugar Company Limited notifies that Assessment No 3 of 10 percent on the shares is due and payable at H Hackfeld & Co Honolulu Oct 20 1897 740 2t
Classified notice from Boardman listing a cook seeking employment. Allegheny area contact at No 1 Spreckels Block includes location hint. No further identifiable names beyond Boardman.
The article advocates thorough hair brushing and nightly rubbing of pare to induce new growth and combat dandruff. It also describes a dessert called ston cream using gelatin and milk. Two boys, G Meyers and G Hui, were committed to Reform School for one year by Judge Wilcox after truant issues.
In view of rising interest ahead of the Cyclomere track opening the shop has expanded its bicycle stock. New Royal Blue Tribune Racer geared to 84 leads the line with Columbus Zimmy and B and H specials offered as cheaper fine roadsters. Stodder punctureless tires solidify a yearly guarantee, plus wheelmen racing suits and bicycle shoes are available to close out consignments.
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