17 Sep 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1897
Page
1
The opening of the schools features a full line of school tablets and notebooks priced at 5c to 60c, including composition books, graded pencils, ink bottles, pens, penholders, and extra thick tablets. New goods arrive aboard the Australia with proportionately low prices on all items.
The Regatta Committee held entries for the open race and listed entrants across multiple classes. Key contestants include the Ha waii, Bonnie Duden, Pilot Boat No. 2, Myrtles, Heslavis, Clytie, Dahlia, Wray, Pokii, Edith L., Abbie M. Bennington, Pauline, and Pilot Boat No. 2 in the five-nare whal race. The schedule sets start times from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm with rules on minimum boat entries and a public open house by the Myrtle and Healani clubs.
A rumor circulated that Paul Neumann allowed his name to be used as an independent candidate for the Legislature. Neumann said he had no idea of running, refused to be a candidate, and noted the use of his name was unauthorized. H. T. Davell filed a complaint with the Bureau against Queen’s Hospital over his wife’s admission denial.
The gathering included President Dole Senator Morgan Admiral Miller United States Minister Sewall Chief Justice Judd Damon Captain Dyere U S Bapcodene Captain Nichola Bennington Mr W Porter Boyd Professor Maxwell Me F M Swanzy Mr B F P Dillingham and Mr Stickney. The flagship band performed during the evening.
In the police court this morning Osan was fined 800 rs costs for the same offense. For the same offense Al In won received five days in jail and a fine of 50 dollars.
Beathorn California grower and editor Mr. Clark of Southern California visits Byron 0 Clark, a veteran orange grower from Pawadous, plans to start an orange industry in Hawaii. He envisions blending Kona oranges with foreign varieties, exporting to the Pacific Coast, and promoting vegetable farming to capture markets, advocating producer combination to reduce freight and middlemen costs.
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