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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1899
Page
8
All shooting over the lands and sea fisheries of Kukukiaeo is hereby strictly forbidden by Victoria Ward. The notice enforces a total ban on hunting and fishing activities within the specified area under ward authority.
Ads offer furnished rooms with board at various addresses in Waikiki Pensacola and nearby areas. Includes requests for first class cook, skilled help, and general employment, with emphasis on references and suitable situations for Americans seeking housing or work.
Witness recounts a disorderly scene during NG drill practice at the drill shed. An officer seized a chair, threw John Silva to the floor, then struck him as Co C members crowded in. Silva retreated with his chair. scuffle escalated before ending with settlement and promised pursuit of the case. Court terms and lodging rates follow.
Shipping notes list vessels arriving and departing with cargo details across Honolulu ports. Entries include ship names, captains, origin ports such as Aberdeen Tacoma Kobe and Yokohama, cargoes like lumber coal rice hides and taro, passenger counts and laborers, with weather observations and signal station notes appended.
A Washington dispatch reports Gen Shatter’s retirement from the regular army on October 1 triggers rotation retirements of at least five colonels to brigadier general and sets the stage for promoting Lawton and MacArthur. Shatter remains in command of the Department of California until volunteers muster out and the new infantry regiments embark to the Pacific. Walter Wollman, Arctic explorer, and his wife arrived in New York aboard the Umbria after returning from Franz Josef Land.
JAS. F. MORGAN at 33 Queen Street invites applications for 10 residence lots in Manoa fronting Manoa Road and Liholilo Street. Each two feet wide with depths from 160 to 286 feet, government water main on West Manoa Road. Terms require one third cash, balance in one and two years at 6 percent. Early application urged.
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