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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1897
Page
8
Advertisement notes a large variety of stoves and ranges at reduced prices and promises satisfaction with goods and guarantees. It highlights Prius oil stoves wickless kerosene models, claims efficiency equal to standard wick stoves, and invites customers to inspect. Also mentions jobbing, sheet metal work, and tank construction up to 1000 gallons with durable materials.
Liner Kinau carried freight and passengers to Hawaii this morning including visiting missionation. The steamers James Makee and Keanohu with Hanamania sugar and Waialeale with Lahaina sugar arrived for Hackfeld & Co. The missing mate of the Irmgard remains unresolved as authorities await the body of Johnson. Charles Benjamin alias Three Fingered Jack, rumored killer, is described as a desperate man after a violent shipboard incident with a cook and two sailors last winter aboard the 8 N Castle.
Passenger arrivals from San Francisco Kauai Maui and Kauai dated September 9 to September 10 record names including Miss M Lofquist Mr Lofquist Geo Stewart Mrs and daughter Wo Rockway Miss Kilburo Miss Fare ham Mr Todd aboard bk Albert stmr Keanu Kou and Wilcox and deck officers JEF Hackfeld Esther Paahan and 1 deck Miks P Jonas Mies K Smith Master P Hatfield and 2 deck aboard atmr James Makes the register names several passengers and crews with destinations and embarkation points
Passenger departure list for the Kinau voyage to Maui and Hawaii includes Miss ML Halstead, Mrs H Ransom, Clark Robert, Wa B Jones, Thos Halstead, Edge Partington, Mrs Renfoy Merlin, Larry Tielborne, Miss SF Richardson, Mrs J Li Thorndike, Mrs T P Masson, Mrs FW Hart, FB Merserve, and many names among officers and passengers. Also notes masters Kerr, various Kerrs, Dowsett, Saddler, Ward, Monroe, Gulick, Kapu, Leadingham, Desha, Wilcos, and other listed travelers and staff.
It is noted that King Bros portraits have long been praised for satisfaction and now prices have been reduced to attract customers. The advert urges readers to view their offerings before making a choice, highlighting an Estes inducement to attract buyers.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a standard time whistle at 19h and mentions Greemwiet time and Mawaliau Stanart, with unclear context and names.
Stmr Kaela with Mosher arrives from ports on Oobu a Manco. Also, Tallett sails in from Kapaa. Sime Walnipale and Gregory come from Latalia. Keauhou reports arrival by Thompson from Nawill wi.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Furnay Clarke Mtr Kinga and Mantamt Hine with a Friday date in Sept in Town. Likely a local event or notice involving these individuals and location Town.
A fragment mentions names Stine Keaubin Kaun Boot Stuir marker Lee Walwtua and Monday plans for porte. Details are unclear but imply forthcoming departures or travels with tentative dates and participants.
A ledger style list shows Hackfeld & Co receiving sugar, beans, barley, canned goods, bricks, rolled barley, oats, biscuits, and other items. Items include 1350 pounds sugar, 730 pounds oleomargarine, 824 carts oats, 240 pounds paste, and 615 115 value noted.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Veness U 88 Oregon, Puget Sound, Searls Puget Sound, and initials BF Dktn SN Cant Att bark Albert. Reading uncertain names and places, the note hints at institutional or regional references without a clear event or outcome.
A commercial paper reports revived coast trade with a plan to establish a sugar refinery at Wheat Port. Backed by G. W. McNear Rithet Welch and Co and Hawaiian planters, the Port Conta Mill owned by McNear would be converted from flour to refinery use. Initially 6000 barrels per day capacity was planned. now the idle portion may be repurposed for sugar refining with beet cultivation to follow.
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