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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1898
Page
8
A historical notice lists race events and prize money for a regatta. It specifies boat and individual entries, entry deadlines, and conditions for awarding second and third prizes. Officials include J. W. Smithies and the Regatta Committee.
A fragmentary report notes a jolt at Wall Nichaly and Company involving seating or orders. Details are unclear in the OCR but indicate a disruption or notable event affecting the firm and its operations.
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures including Sami James Makee voyage to Kapaa at 4pm and weather details from Punahou with cloud cover and wind. A war dispatch from Omduarman reports Hobart Howard killed near the Khalifa prison while Yantab and Khalifa loyalists died, with estimates of enemy deaths over 15 000. A local upholstery business opens in the Masonic Temple building by two experienced practitioners, Mehrten and Coyne, with prior posts noted.
Engineers stationed on the slopes of Diamond Head have sent a petition to headquarters in Washington asking to be returned to New York and mustered out. They say they are not doing any good for themselves or the Government and question why their services would be needed in laying out the proposed barracks and surrounding works. An officer replied that much work is contracted out anyway.
Bids for the Patama school building project are recorded with amounts from Fred Harrivon to C. H. L. Patag, ranging from 18 700 to 22 409 dollars. In London the Pall Mall Gazette claims a Britain Germany accord details but Foreign Office says the report is exaggerated and not cableed. The agreement reportedly covers Anglo German interests in Cuina Africa and other areas but lacks precise stipulations.
London dispatch from General Sir Herbert Kitehauer reports British and Egyptian flags raised on Khartoum palace walls. Wounded soldiers head to Abadia by barges. camel squads ordered as cavalry pursuit of the Khalifa is abandoned due to exhausted horses. Prof Frank W Jacobs arrives in Honolulu to establish a vocal and violin studio, while a stable fire on Robello Lane damages a horse and saddle. Local services advertise messenger, taxi, and hubber tire back options.
The undernamed grocers announce they will not open their stores on Regatta Day Saturday September 17 1808. The notice requests customers and the public to take note and plan accordingly.
Purporting to warn readers, the fragment urges avoidance of lingering coughs and colds to prevent lung illness. It references a disease described as consumption and implies danger from throat irritation and coughing, promising relief by stopping the cough to avert future trouble.
An old advertisement touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a powerful remedy for all coughs and lung irritation. It claims few drops cure, soothes a raw throat and quiets inflamed lungs, and notes Hollister Drug Co as the agent for Hawaii.
By order of J. J. Downett estate, two family carriages and two barges will be sold at public auction. Also offered are a Royal state carriage, a trap, a pair of wheels, a wagon, a spring buggy, and other items including a pole, tin, and various hardware. The sale details and exact lot list appear in the local notice.
In the First Circuit Admiralty court at Honolulu a libel filed by It He Colwrove seeks seizure of the ship City of Columbia and her tackle engines and apparel for breach of contract with damages. The marshal is ordered to seize the vessel and detain it at Honolulu until further order with notice to claimants to appear on September 27 at 1 o clock in the forenoon to show cause why the libel should not be granted.
Notice to puranees of the within Order of Court the Steamship City of Calbia and tackle engine boiler apparel attached to be examined before the Court on the gath day of Baptheauthor on 10 o clock in the forenoon of maid dys ROW Calin Hawaii and why such prayer should not be granted by the court anil visii Honoulihe Hawaii magistrate amid Republic of Hawaii
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