04 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1895
Page
1
In a city store room the largest collection of machinists tools is advertised. The range includes hammers of all sizes, a Handy Pipe Wrench, hand vises, pipe wrenches, cold chisels, carpenters tools, axes, and even bird cages. The ad emphasizes quality and breadth for both professional machinists and general household use.
Reports show rising cholera cases with 33 total infections to date and eight new in the last 24 hours. Keane died near Punchbowl Street, a fear infection wake stirs alarm at the Health Office. Special Board of Health meeting appoints district Hawaiians to teach prevention as conspiracy rumors surface about a physician couple.
Judge Perry presided over thirty five infractions. Forter Lynn and Frazier were not prosecuted for disturbing the peace. Henry Cockett to be tried tomorrow for assault and battery. Three Japanese pleaded guilty to gambling and fined ten dollars plus costs. Louie Seymour and Ano Hanhee adultery case continued. Yeo Kui fined fifty dollars for unlawful opium possession. bribery charge dismissed. Ah Ko convicted of chicken theft and sentenced to two months. Several other cases deferred. Siegener and Craasto desertion ahead.
Tracy's lists 600 Dizen socks newly received with price per dozen ranging from 1.50 to 240. The note notes bulk quantities and unit price variance for customers shopping in-store.
In Nahaolelua and others v Kanahu and others Enoch Johnson, attorney for plaintiffs, appeals Jo Cooper's denial of a motion as rents are computed. Mrs C H Banning administratrix of the Seno mi am Panels shows receipts 21054.79 and balance 310.13. Demurrer argument in Kahavanui v Ashford breach case to be heard in vacation. Judge Cooper ruled on defendant demurrer in the Chinese theater injunction case.
Goods seized from the Customs warehouse listed as unpermitted were destroyed this morning under Board of Health order. The items included 20 packages of sake 22 packages of soy 8 packages Chinese medicine wine and Chinese herbs and medicine deemed a public sanitation menace.
At Judge Robertson's office this afternoon the Hawaiian Rowing Association voted to indefinitely postpon e the regatta planned for September 21. Wholesale sweater orders from McInerny and Salis were advertised with post order options. Readers were urged to submit Bulltin communications early and to send display advertisements to the business office before noon daily. Authority notices may be sent until 2 pm.
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