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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1897

Page

5

Local and General News and Notices

Board of Education session planned for this afternoon. Band concert at the Hawaiian polo this evening. Suit Club offered by Medeiros & Decker for $1 per week. Jones and family away at Waikane for two weeks. Japanese beetles menace farmers near Peart City. Anaken Street tramway work underway. Captain Campbell and T J King raised 700 for the regatta in hours. Waikiki Beach for meals now run by Chas David. Micfarline expected home from the Coast aboard the Mariposa. Attorney-General and Agent Reynolds absent, Board of Health meeting postponed. Bicycle accessories for sale at Pacific Cycle Co on Fort Street. Judge Widemany expected back after lip operation in San Francisco. Cane planting progressing at Osha plantation. pumps due in 3-4 weeks. Boxing match at Bristol’s pavilion Saturday night. admission free, collection to cover expenses. May & Co, Lewis & Co, H E Melotyre & Bro, Chas Husace announce Saturday store closings. One 24-ton boiler detached from flat car at Wai Ele switch. load completed by thirty men. Contemporaries cite September weather forecast from U S Hydrographic Office. David Haughs releases bugs from Mexico to combat beetle in Queen’s Hospital grounds. Henry May & Co to deliver Waikiki orders Friday due to holiday. Independent candidate petitions deadline 4 pm Friday. Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s Canada visit to Australia via Honolulu. South Sea Islander colony at Lahaina rushes huts. strong sales expected in Honolulu. Farewell dinner for Arthur Wilder at Myrtle Boat Club, Arlington. Peerless typewriter promoted by Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacturing Co. Theo H Davies & Co ware­house contract now awarded to John Ouderkirk. K B Thomas failed to comply.

Micfarline Mariposa Reynolds Board of Health Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co Ehlers Fort Street Judge Widemany San Francisco Osha Waiele U. S. Hydrographic Office David Haughs Mexico Koebele Queen's Hospital

Castle for Washington Why We Name MID Sor

The article notes James B. Castle was not named a convention candidate but has been offered the post of Secretary of Legation in Washington. A Cabinet member acknowledged discussions but no official action taken. Castle is considering the offer for a day or two before deciding.

James B. Castle Mas. B. Castle Washington Legation Executive Council Castle Cabinnet Olfer

Effective Apenta Water Offered At Low Prices

The advertisement promotes Apenta Water with large bottles at 26 cents and trial bottles at 15 cents, claiming prices are far lower than typical mineral waters selling for 50 cents. Potential customers are urged to try it.

McCandless Tour Enthralled by Pearl Harbor View

Senator John A. McCandless led a party including Senator Morgan and others on a morning drive to Halawa. From a hill they viewed Pearl Harbor, with Morgan praising climate and resources and natives interest, while croquet on Rubelle lane impressed the visitors.

John A. McCandless Morgan P.O. Jones Geo. W. Smith T. F. Laveing James A. Kennedy McCandless Halawa Pearl Rubelle Lane

Regatta Officials Alter Sailing and Races Promised

The man of war boats entries stay open until tomorrow while police court sentences Puabala to six months for 225 dollar fraud and Tai Pan pays a $50 fine for gambling. Judge Peterson to hear an opium case this afternoon as regatta plans proceed with William Smithies distributing the official program Saturday morning. Admiral Miller may rescind the Philadelphia sailing order to let crews enjoy the regatta. The British man of war will enter a crew in the stationary seat boat race using Kanoelani courtesy of Dowager Queen Kapiolani. Mr. Furaya, aboard the cruiser Naniwa, sails to the United States to attend Yale, seeking future education and praising his island visit.

Peterson Puabala Leadingham Tai Pan Chefa Admiral Miller Philadelphia Kapiolani Furaya Naniwa Tokio Kokumin Shinban United States Yale Furuya

Evanixe Bot LETIN Subscription Offer

An offer invites readers to subscribe to the Evanixe Bot LETIN at a rate of 76 gents per month, detailing access to regular updates and exclusive content for subscribers. The ad emphasizes value and ongoing delivery for loyal readers.

Quiet Homelike Place Run by Dr C L Gane In Charge

A quiet homelike facility operates under the supervision of Dr C L Gane and staff. The description notes trained sane bergerie movement and a contact telephone 639 for inquiries About the facility.

C. L. Gane

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Board of Education Fe Medeiros & Decker P. ©. Jones Waikane Peart City Anaken Street Campbell T. J. King Waikiki Bath Saratoga Chas David Bristol Wilfrid Laurier Canada Australia Honolulu Lahaina Isles Arthur Wilder Yale College Myrtle Boat Club Arlington Peerless Hawaiian Cycle& Manufacturing Co Theo. H. Davies & Co K. B. Thomas John Ouderkirk Mr. Thomas Customs ROYAL Rotal Bakine Bowpen Co Naw Youn Apenta Buda Post Standard Dictionary Club Proprietors Betona New York City N.S. Sachs XRN Sean Morgan Kajoyn Tin Hollister Drug Co Fernandez William Smithies Standard Dictionary Editora H. B Kelsey Just Ice Beaver H. J. Nolte Punchbowl Waikiki Tlo Queen Street Bruce Warlng & CO King Street Green Street Ga. P. Andon T. H. Davies & Co Tordan
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