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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1899
Page
8
The first Labor Day celebration in the country unfolds tonight in the drill shed with invitations issued for a grand ball. A cakewalk led at 11 by Jim Post and May Ashley features prominent participants as part of the evening’s novel entertainment.
Withdrawn entry notes aPalama lodging house lot about 14 perches with year 4A income and a large land area. Includes farm at Hamakua with part in coffee, plus Lot 50 by 120 on Quarry Street near Hackfeld. Also references Farm at South Kona with coffee portion and street details at Kar.
Assorted galvanized fence staples from Keys in 1 and 2 inch options. Includes packs of 144 pieces for versatile fencing projects and quick repairs. Durable steel construction designed to resist rust and provide secure fastening for outdoor applications.
A trade notice lists white lead boiled linseed oil raw linseed oil white zinc oxide and Japan assorted colors. Adams flat paint brushes three to five inches wide and Adams varnish brushes in assorted sizes are offered.
A dealer advertises machine oils and engine oils in tins and barrels, sperm oil, neats foot oil, carbolinium, coal tar, axle grease, refined tallow, cotton waste, varnish, packing, asbestos, soap stone, sheet rubber, pipe covering in assorted sizes. Many articles in stock with prices that stand competition.
Douglas White, author of On To Manila, has completed his work accurately as the Hawaiian Hardware Co. advertises from Fort streets opposite Spreckels Bank.
On Saturday September 2 1899 a public auction was advertised at the court house in Hilo Hawaii offering about 350 lots of spec acres in New Olan Tract with upset prices from 1 to 2 dollars per acre. The sale is postponed to November 1899 at the same time and place.
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