07 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1896
Page
1
J. T. Waterhouse promotes a full line of plantation tools for clearing coffee land, cane fields, and rice work. Emphasizes competitive low prices and small profits to satisfy buyers, offering hoes, cane knives, axes, picks, and handles in any quantity from a single item to hundreds.
A fragmented notice describes a device for lawn care or irrigation, referencing straight line or circular travel and a wheel mechanism adjustable to any hose length. The readable bits suggest a movable apparatus set for various hose lengths, offered along Fort Street.
Saturday's game drew larger crowds as the Stars dominated the Rams with new pitcher Babbitt showing fair control and Lemon solid on the mound. Bliss contributed defense at second, while Hart, Wilder, Pryce and Lishman led the batting flurry with multiple runs and RBIs.
Kahuku stockholders voted to install a new pumping plant on the company property at once at an estimated cost of 60,000. The funds will come from unsubscribed stock taken by prominent stockholders and a 25,000 bond issue run for six years. The plan aims to place new land under cultivation and repay expenses through crop profits, with dividends anticipated to continue this season.
Legal notices detail final settlements and administrator appointments in Lahaina and Honolulu. Testator disputes, bids, and assignee choices touch Tregloan and Davies firms amid habeas corpus outcomes. Minor injury on King Street involves Kaulia. Dr Ryder treats head trauma.
The San Francisco Call reports F M Husted’s Honolulu Directory was boxed for shipment but delayed by an attachment in a $1500 suit by Pacific Press. The piece accuses Husted of deceit, noting Honolulu changes since his departure and contrasting Finney’s directory with Husted’s counterfeit reprint slated for critique.
Harold Sharpe suffered a broken rib in a street collision on Alapai Street near King when a Chinaman driving a wagon turned into the wrong side of the road. He was thrown from his brake, one wheel passing over him before rescue and hospital treatment. The horse and brake were not damaged.
Kailipaka, arrested by Detective Kaapa on Saturday for allegedly stealing Mrs. J. D. Hackfeld's gold watch, confessed and led to the buyer. He then admitted stealing another watch from Mrs. J. D. Robinson. A Japanese man linked to the purchases at $10 is in custody, with both watches recovered by Kaapa.
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