16 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1896
Page
1
Six lots at Waikiki lie on the mauka Waikiki side of Kala Road about 116 feet makai of Waikiki Road. They are offered for cash or installment plan. For details contact William C Ach, real estate broker, Bethel St near King, August 18, 1905.
The document outlines regatta rules including three badges by the committee, start procedures, penalties for late starts, disqualifications, and judge authority. Boats must start by their bows and finish at the finish line, with water rights, fouls, and restart provisions governed by judges.
From Constantinople notes that a British squadron led by Sir Philip Currie stands ready to act on Salisbury instructions. Queen Victoria reportedly sent a personal warning to the Sultan as Gladstone denounces the Ottoman regime amid sensational rumors of Miowera torpedo losses and city bombardment.
Mr Whitney appears jaunty after returning from Vancouver and brings reports from Victoria and San Francisco. He notes the Miowern trip coverage and praises editor Miss Kelly’s late husband’s widow and child left in British Columbia.
Wil Koop Ope The Healihi Yacht and Boat Club invites all members families and friends to an open house Saturday during the regatta with The Quintet Club in attendance and dancing refreshments served. Six Reform School boys are jailed for an attempted assault on a new teacher.
The article records local Waikiki opinions on hotel licensing after a push to require liquor licenses. It recounts a calm discussion about use of liquor, public morality, and potential licenses to regulate tourism, including a cautionary tale of a man drinking to excess and a marshal's limited authority. The Miowera voyage and Vancouver festivities are noted alongside global political and crime tidbits.
A Hollister Dray Company employee heated a five gallon ointment mix of lard rosin and inflammables in a shed behind the store. A spill caught fire but was quickly put out with water. Damage remained slight with only scorch marks on the shed. The report notes Australia has the largest edible oysters.
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