27 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1896
Page
1
JT Waterhouse advertises temporary use frames and inexpensive White Muamel Frames. The listing highlights rich cut glass pieces, genuine English cut glass with burnished yellow rims, touted to relieve monotony and serve without the expense of pricier items.
Fragmentary reading mentions Pascuit Jara and Cheese Plates with claims of usefulness and moisture care. It discusses hoses and irrigation, noting hose life declines when worn coverings crack and water leaks. No clear event or entities beyond generic product mentions.
Police count tonne found guilty of selling liquor without a license on Aurnst lth and fined $100. Nuike and Nualano pleaded guilty. Sen tence suspended. Ben Castino found guilty of desertion. Lane charged with drunkenness forfeited 86 bail. Lam Yau found guilty of stealing a silver watch and gold chain from Joe Tinker and sent to the reef for one year. Ah Yau fined $50 for opium possession.
Consul General and Mrs Shi mwarawa will host an all day reception next Tuesday marking the eleventh anniversary of the Emperor of Japan’s birth. Japanese colony guests in the forenoon, others from 3 to 5 p.m. will view day fireworks and enjoy decorations in the fin ner Japanese mode. The emperor to the one lauded and twenty second of this ring is noted for a desert that eclipses other dynasties.
The fragment extols beer’s strength and vitality in a general boastful tone, praising Rainier as a class by itself kept freshly tapped or bottled at the Criterion Saloon. It mentions Germans as great beer drinkers and touts beer as nourishing and bracing for invalids and weary folk.
The latest in sadelry is on hand at Chas Hammer's new establishment at 229 King Street with prompt repairs. Telephone 682 and P O Box 393 listed for contact.
The Wailuku team fell to the Stars in a tightly played final, as Hart pitched strongly for the Stars and Bailey struggled after Saturday’s effort for Wailuku. Scoring details show multiple base hits, steals, and late rallies, with notable performances by Hart, Bailey, Pryce, and Kaikahi as the game unfolded. The crowd turnout matched Saturday’s level despite short notice, delivering a complete baseball showdown.
In Wailuku, Hart earned the win with 6 runs while Akina reached on a hit by pitch. Bailey, Stra Bailey added two base hits, Pryce and W Wilder with three base hits, and Kauka contributed with a base hit. Hart struck out three while Bailey Stra Bailey had two. Umpires were W Lucas and M K Keobokalole. Scorer A Perry. Time of game one hour forty minutes.
Jas W Bergstrom sole agent for Kroeger pianos advertises cash or installments with warerooms at G West's Masonic Temple and office at Thrum's Book Store tuning and repairs available tele phone 47.
A broad UK and international round up notes German bimetallists agitation, Turkish minister arrival in Washington, West Indian laborers for Panama, Mexico drainage plans, royal train incident thwarted, Cartesians on European diplomatic shifts, and a San Jose cycling record set by C M Bunt Smith.
A summary of several Hawaii Supreme Court opinions including Rudolph Spreckelava vs. others on taxation and costs, Hartwell for plaintiff, Kinney & Bablon for defendant. Republic of Hawaii v. Ab Che on embezzlement with remand for new trial. Republic of Hawaii v. Ab Ping on larceny with unanimous ruling. Wailuku Sugar Co vs W H Cornwell on water rights and demurrer reversal. Kasamatea discharged from bankruptcy by Judge Carter.
Rise in wheat and breadstuffs reported after Australian market advice. Honolulu flour advanced from 60 to 80 cents per bag, about four bags per barrel, totaling around $4. A City Feed Store trader notes wheat at San Bernardino levels, with a foreign speculator profiting by roughly 290,000.
Mrs Ledh Levey, who bought Dan McKenzies lodging house on Alaken Street, faces a police court charge of larceny for allegedly stealing a hose piece and a spade. Her inventory claim is in attorney Chan Creighton’s possession. The case was not reached today.
The Pacific Hardware Company quotes a first close lawn sprinkler at a dollar and a half, noting competitors asked higher prices a month ago for similar sprinklers.
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