Cheap White Enamel Frame Mirrors for Temporary Use
J. T. Waterhouse advertises affordable white enamel frames available for short term use. The offer targets customers needing inexpensive frames when expensive ones are unnecessary.
21 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1896
Page
1
J. T. Waterhouse advertises affordable white enamel frames available for short term use. The offer targets customers needing inexpensive frames when expensive ones are unnecessary.
Display highlights a collection of cut glass noted for exceptional quality and a burnished gold line that enhances its ornate appearance, distinguishing pieces as among the richest seen in the country.
In Finechina offers biscuit jars and cheese plates that keep crackers and cheese fresh even when other methods fail. Priced reasonably, these items serve in all kinds of weather. A note warns against dragging hoses over walks as wear damages hoses, causing leaks.
Brown and Kubey’s store remains closed after Brewer and Co seized goods for rent. Brown, the senior partner, left three months ago with about $3000 of firm funds to pay American creditors and has not been heard from since a Chicago telegram hinted he was returning. Rabey hopes Australia news will clarify his partner’s status as local creditors move to action, and Rabey plans to contest the levy with A. S. Humphreys preparing a heavy damages suit.
William Freitas of Punchbowl woke to a thief leaving with his belongings. He grappled the intruder and was struck, then chased him with a club as the burglar drew a knife. Freitas later reported the loss of a silver watch and gave a description at the police station. Detective Kaupa is handling the case.
Verily mood and vigor grow with Rainier beer as a tonic for strength and stamina. The German beer drinkers are cited as a comparison while the Criterion Saloon advertises Rainier as a premier refreshing beer kept tapped or bottled for invalids and weary patrons.
The last trial of George Hough for selling liquor without a license occurred on September 21. A decision was reserved for October 7 and then adjourned for further advisement. This morning Judge de la Vergne announced no decision had been reached.
An article recounts Mr. Ingram paying £50 for a mummy of a Thetis priest with a dire inscription warning against disturbing the dead. After adventures in Egypt and the Sudan including elephant hunting with Sir Henry Meux, Ingram is killed by a wounded elephant in Somaliland. His remains are buried after floods wash away the body, fulfilling the prophecy.
A dialogue from a man advising a young successor on business mindset. The father stresses proper speech and discipline, noting college habits of saying now and nil may not suit a businessman. The tone echoes a cautionary lesson about professional conduct and communication.
Beautiful authentic island scenes produced by King Bros. Each prominent point on the islands is platographed by us and painted by our artists.
A global trotting horse match draws top owners from Australia and the United States. George M. Sintel of Sydney offers his horse Frits, 2144 record, to race Robert J. from New York for 10000 a side, with six weeks after arrival in Sydney slated for mile heats under National Trotting Association rules.
In a foreign paper Nagasaki's dock expansion is described with a second 371 foot dry dock upcoming and 1495 ship stats. 171 warships and 198 merchant vessels docked that year signal a busy waterfront. The note argues Japanese capital may be paralleled in Honolulu by Hawaiian Trust.
AC Thomas Square reports the band plays at 7:80 this evening with a program including Overture and Washington Post March. Also notes that Citizens' Guards certificates can be framed at King Bros starting at 25 cents.
Judge Perry approves accounts of the Soreuwanese estate and weighs petitions for administrator of Julia K. Campbell's estate valued at 2365 dollars. A bond judgment of 500 dollars is entered against Lan Sun and Leong Fai Shang for failure to satisfy a six month residence condition. Cavenaugh appears with no defense. the Hamakua ejectment case enters its third day.
Arrangements for the return game of baseball between the Stara and Wailuku teams have been completed. The Wailuku squad will travel by the Hall on Friday afternoon and return Monday morning aboard the main vessel. During their stay they will be guests of the Stark club as Wailuku is expected to be strengthened. The Stara will practice from this evening through Saturday in preparation.
Two elevens lined up for evening practice guided by Robinson of Stanford Varsity. Spectators note the players’ "beautiful crops of football hair" and one reminds fans of Paderewski. Enthusiasts are welcome to attend these practice games as town turnout grows.
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