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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1897
Page
8
A local supplier advertises stoves and ranges in coal or wood types with substantial discounts. Primos oil stoves in wickless kerosene style are highlighted, along with sheet metal work, tanks up to 1000 gallons, skylights, cornice, architectural sheet metal, and guttering services.
The schooner Bertie Minler lies at Kailua and the Philadelphia heads out for target practice next Thursday. The Comus sailors continue regular sea baths, while Captain Hubbard denies trouble with sailors in San Francisco. Wainleale undergoes boiler replacement. Mauna Loa reports good weather. Sugar aboard John G North and agar aboard John D Spreckels sailed to San Francisco. The Claudine will ferry visiting Congressmen to Hilo, and the steamship Australia records its Honolulu voyage time and passengers. The Peking arrives with Chinese and Japanese passengers, faces a smallpox scare, fumigation, and departs for San Francisco tonight.
A list of travelers arriving in Honolulu from Peking and Honolulu via steamships Mada Loa and related ports includes Vesta Atkinson Hou N W Melvor Helen Bo Me vor Carliste GC Melvor A Waley Mins Fuji Koka Mra N W Ivor Henrietta F Melvor Mra Ah Cheong GC Nakayama N Igarashi and 289 others from Hawaii Mani plus 85 aboard the Mada Loa with names such as Hoo H P Baldwin W K Baldwin and many more listed including Miss Boots J Gomes W A Bailey Masters and families Nataly D Nabale C Natale and others noted on the passenger manifest.
A list of arrivals names and origins appears in the report with references to City of Peking and various travelers. The text mentions Terpay Ta Ain Frauelers and Wan, plus firms such as Ech fold Co and Stir Mewed, with several names including Aitistin Hondleke and SMB 8.
Fragmentary record lists scattered names and locations including Lahaina Freeman Howaii Kauai Peking San Francisco with dates in September and Tuesday references, but lacks coherent event or context to summarize a single item.
A fragmented OCR shows a list of goods and quantities including millwork, baking powder, sugar, cotter, hides and other items with numbers. Names such as Allen Bates and various abbreviations appear, but the text is incomplete and ambiguous.
A garbled OCR listing foreign vessels and ports appears with scattered ship names such as Baltimore Adams Mare At sche Keilor and Albert, along with dates like Sept 8 Sept 80 and Apr 1. The fragmentary text references ships, owners, and embarkations but provides no coherent narrative or context.
We offer superior enlarged portrait work at lower prices than rivals. King Bros. advertise samples and invite you to call at 110 State Street to compare.
Partial readable roster of departures by region with multiple individuals named in Sept dates. Mentions Kauai Maui Hawaii San Francisco Peking Hilo and Maui area travelers including Mrs C Notley Mrs Barnes Miss Panui Miss Taylor and several others with accompanying spouses and children.
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