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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1898
Page
8
A garbled listing of parcels and lots for sale or investment in Honolulu area. Mentions corner Willer Avenue Makiki street and several tracts including a quarter-acre Hulldings, payline Husinen, and a fifty-acre cotton lawl in Kona. Contains nonsensical phrases and requires interpretation from context.
Honolulu call for bids on land work at Kakaako to till 4488 cubic yards of material. Works office invites tenderers to declare time needed for completion and furnish bonds. Inquiries directed to Honolulu Works Office, 1047.
An OCR fragment promotes magnetic healing by Lie Anges Galy in Honolulu on Kort Street opposite SEI Hou Disenwendlingenosed. No questions asked, free consultation offered. Mentions a brief history of ancient ant auxtern healing and free notes to WF HOME for children.
Weather hazy with calm winds at Puhiahow on Oct 22. Temperature ranged from a morning low of 71 to a midday high of 81. Barometer at 9am read 40.00, rainfall 0.10 inches, humidity 89 percent. Arrivals listed Stardames Makee and Tullett from pin.
The Kinau from Manui and Hawaii ports will dock late tonight while the Waialeale left the maripo railway early afternoon. Kapaa Kauai plans a Palace saloon soon. The James Makee reports fine Kauni weather and 1500 bags of sugar. A marine deserted from the Bennington last night and was returned aboard this morning by Lieut Opunni.
The Bonnie Dundee is declared to have won the first prize and Hawaii the second, but judges cite lack of published rules. A suggestion to suspend prizes and extend them to next year’s first class race is offered. Recollections of inconsistent conditions lead Banve Dore to propose a race adjustment between Hawaii and Marion. The Hawaiian chorus met at Avion ball with reduced attendance and plans to secure a hall for regular Tuesday night meetings.
A dated letter from Honolulu October 22 1898 reports a dispute over a race involving Hart, a supposed wooden man, and a promoter. The writer claims competitors backed out, cites training expenses, and pledges to raise a purse to reimburse financial damages. References to Hanny EB. Rionanosox Co E 1st NY V Inf and ex mayor Oakey Hall are noted.
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