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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1899
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Wilder and names such as Einav and Matty Hawai with unclear roles. The readable bits suggest a maritime or transport context but lack coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to establish a full news item.
The Kinau will sail from about September for Kaunukakal Labinus Masluea Bay Kitely Maker Kawallue Mabie conn Lavenbreker and Hikes with Honolulu or Makai options. Departures and arrivals occur Fridays and Wednesdays with freight handling at Honolulu 12 M the day prior to sailing and on sailing days.
Honoluin weekly sailings to Lahaina with Tuesday departures and a Honolulu arrival. Consignees must pick up freight at the landing. the company disclaims responsibility for freight once landed. Passengers’ baggage up to 10000 value may be declared. additional charges apply for unclaimed tickets and freight delays.
Listing of steamers due and sailing today with routes from Kannapali to Yokohama, Rio de Janeiro, Honokaa to Sydney. Names include McCandleas GL Wright Mrs W Robb Geo Smithies Hammond Fred and Wunodeubero aboard Alameda Iwalani and Kaaai with dates Sept 13 18.
Report of a severe fire at Yokohama on August 12 destroys about twenty streets including the Burrens part of the town. Around 10,000 houses reportedly wiped out, with sixteen dead and many residents crossing canals to escape. Insurance losses estimated at 30,000, actual damage higher.
Walter G Smith, previously editor of the Hawaiian Star and currently part of the editorial staff of the San Francisco Chronicle, has accepted the position of editor of the Advertiser replacing the resigned W N Armetrong. He will assume duties around December first.
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