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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1898
Page
8
Fragmentary notes describe scattered properties in Kailua Kona Hawaii including coffee plots near Willy Ayres Coffee Land and Makiki plots with four building lots fronting Ampunt and two Makiki sites. Mentions several street names, lot numbers, and owners in a disrupted list.
Weather clear with fresh breeze across Diamond Head station on October 21. Morning 7 and midday 82 recorded, barometer 80.12 at 9am, rainfall 0.05, humidity unspecified. Shipping list shows vessels bound for Kauai ports and Maui routes with crews and departure times noted, plus leaver notices for Tomokom, Kukuihaele, and related stations.
The Arizona is due from Manila today and the China expected tomorrow as wharf crowds await. The Okanogan has healed and will load freight for Noeaa, while the Centennia will tow freight to Kinau wharf tonight to clear for the Aorangi arriving tomorrow. Mokulele sails to Hilo this afternoon with a full cargo and good winds for a swift trip. Names listed include Steven, Mrs Keyworth, Geo A Davis, Capt Merriweather, M Gomez, J H Jones, Elon Pearce, and others. a Japanese servant of James Lyle was injured by a broken jar with stitches by Dr Wayson.
In Honolulu a library lacking a Shakespeare edition seeks donor support to acquire the works of the immortal bard. A philanthropic gentleman may supply the missing volume, underscoring that no library is complete without Shakespeare.
A description of a residence on King Street Honolulu listing the Alexander Young residence details, parcel frontage of 206 feet, depth 400 feet, Youn Street 205 feet, three cottages with six large rooms and six drooling rooms. Main house features infrared roots, six closets, kitchen, and water supplied from an on-site well. Also mentions Four Lot parcel Box100 King Street Kalil.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Pacific Sugar Mill will be held Thursday the 27th at 10 o clock at the office of FLA Schuefer.
The Bulletin reports John Silva's challenge to ride any soldier on the island for pastime and honor. Maen In answers that locals cannot ride amateurs or professionals. A time-locked race of ten miles unpaced is offered for 25 or more, with acceptance posted by 7 pm October 26, 1898 and a race within twenty days. Camp McKinley notes also advertise bulletin rates.
Fragmented OCR lists several small plots and adjacent buildings with mentions of flexible terms, a variety of improvements, and amenities. Includes a lot near Kalin Street, a few described houses, garden gear, and unspecified fixtures. Indicates sale terms and possible bidding details, all through unclear text.
Sealed tenders are invited by the Clerk of the Judiciary Department for printing and binding the Hawaiian Reports Volume 1 of 800 pages. Bids due by 10 am on October 25 with sample page, paper weight, and typographic style. 300 copies minimum. The department may reject any or all bids.
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