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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1896
Page
4
Notices announce sales at the Judiciary Building in Honolulu on November 7 with an upsetting price of $100 for a 3.21 acre parcel near Waishole Kailaupoko and a 38 50 acre lot at Kaupo Maui, maps and plans available from Public Lands Agent J Brown, with purchase terms including down payment and two to three year installments, cultivation requirements, and potential for a simple title after year three.
On Monday November 23, 1896 at 2 noon at the office of the sul avenet Hilo will be sold Olan Tot No 348 on the volcano road containing forty seven acres more or less Upset price 10 4 per acre. One fourth of the purchase price payable day of sale with remainder in equal installments in one two and three years at 6 percent interest. Cultivation and improvements to begin in year one and continue for two more years. Twenty five per cent of the land to be cultivated and improvements valued at 200 to be completed by end of the third year. At end of third year or upon full payment and cultivation the Patent Grant will issue. Further details from Public Lands Office Honolulu or Sub Agent in Hilo F Brown Agent of Public Lands. Public Land Office Honolulu Oct 24 LXV AAB-Bt
The Stars of Virginia City Nevada defeated the San Francisco Alerts after a seventh inning rally. The Alerts manager balked at the ball draw, refusing to continue, and the umpire awarded the game to the visitors. Honolulu fans were noted for a similar incident.
The San Francisco Examiner reports a Berlin dispatch noting Emperor William has been studying the currency question. The item frames the imperial inquiry as a key factor shaping ongoing economic policy discussions.
Palmer and Buckner’s managers claim they will win ninety percent of Gold Democrat votes in every state where organized. Republicans lose expected strength while Bryan gains many Silver Republican votes not organized. A possible surprise result looms for November 3.
Two San Francisco attorneys contest the Alameda County senatorial contest with one accusing the other of wearing a borrowed wedding dress. The accused replies with a tailor’s bill showing debits and credits for the wedding garments.
A recalling editor notes a night long watch for the shower of stars promised for November thirty three years ago. In America the sky was clouded and the spectacle unseen, though recollections say parts of Europe reported glimpses of the event.
Retrospective local account compares Honolulu’s battle with a deadly cholera outbreak to Egypt’s defenses, emphasizing water supply as the decisive factor. The piece links public health lessons to the city’s past mitigation efforts amid the ghastly marawlor.
A genuine signature accompanies a letter stressing the importance of the contractor’s statements for both government and public welfare. The content urges readers to consider the points seriously and act on them to benefit governance and community interests.
A catalogue of Trish parties links proposed coalition associates with verses in the Book of Numbers. Each cognomen rhymes with fights as did the Amorites and Jebusites and Hittites.
Detective arrest Tan Chung a Chinamé employed at Chang Wo’s washhouse 5084 King Street for opium. A cupboard under a varnished hollowed section stored about five tins of uprons. only one tin was found during seizure.
Timely Topics highlights three Avery plantation tools the Mallon stubble digger the Mallon improved stubble shaver and the Mallon cane cultivator. The ad notes metal wheels solid steel teeth light draft and adjustable knives with shields plus rotating discs for soil pulverizing. Demonstrations at Pepeekee Onomea and Wainaku plantations with reduced prices and stock availability.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited, opposite Spreckels Baulk, Fort Street. Read as a brief street-side business notice for a hardware supplier in Honolulu.
A local printer offers copper plate engraving and printing for cards wedding stationery and society announcements. Services cover announcements invitations and related custom printing needs.
Bargain notice urges buyers to purchase Rampien bicycles at 875.00 and 1896 wheels while stock lasts. Limited quantities of 1806 wheels for ladies and gents are also available at reduced prices on easy terms. Visit the shop to verify the bicycle business claim.
A long ago press craze claimed a sick girl sought one million postage stamps to cure her from a physician, but the man collected stamps, went to Hawaii, and remained there. Dolly Washburn created an egg separator to save her mother time, now earning enough to hire a cook in New York. A new kerosene savings method is described to prevent oil explosions. Mr Paxton introduced a kitchen invention combining dipper, strainer and funnel.
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