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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
8
Shipping intelligence lists arrivals and departures at Honolulu. Weather conditions reported cloudy with variable wind. Arrivals include steamers from Hana, Kanal, Eureka and Vancouver routes with cargoes of rice lumber and general goods. Passengers listed include several named travelers and crews. departures cover Koolau and Kanakapport ports with multiple vessels sailing today.
Col J W Jones issues regimental orders for the camp and sham battle on Sunday. The First Regiment must march to Drumehed on October 26 at 5 pm in fatigue uniform blue blouse brown trousers and leggings with extra white trousers required. An Advance Guard travels to Moanalua to prepare the camp. regular army rations will be supplied.
The article notes Sir J Crichton Brown urging British dentists to stress dental care as decay links to illness and social consequences. It cites mental health links to tooth decay and forecasts future magistrate involvement for youth with decayed teeth, while contrasting ancient and modern nutrition. It also reports W. Modetra leaving for Monona for marriage to Miss Jen’s Woodard and community congratulations.
A dated Honolulu ad column lists insertion rates of 23 cents for one insertion 30 cents for two, 40 cents for one week, and 60 cents for one month. It notes low-cost advertising and asks for select patrons, mentioning a fashion-minded tradesman and a private tutor offering board and study guidance.
The notice describes an option for purchasing a specific lot during the lease term. The purchase price will be based on the rents agreed in the lease. Interested parties may apply to obtain the exact figure and terms set by the landlord.
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