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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1897
Page
8
A Honolulu shop advertises a wide range of Prinus O stoves and wick burning models, promising half the cost of running a single burner. It promotes jobbing, ship work, sheet metal manufacture, tanks up to 1000 gallons, skylights, cornice work, heavy sheet metal tasks, and gutters with varied prices.
The bark Mauna Alnim die charging at Irmgard wharf. U 8 B Philadelphia weighed anchors at about eight o'clock this morning for cruising outside. The barkentine Castle has hauled into the Allen street bight and commenced loading agar. The four masted echooner Nokomia from Port Gamble is unloading 660,000 feet of lumber at Hilo for Hackfeld & Co. The Hawaiian buck Roderick Dill, Rockmaster, finishes loading sugar at Hilo today and leaves for San Francisco probably tomorrow. Commodore Beckley WS N reports salutes exchanged by the W 35 Kinsua with the USS Philadelphia off Koko Head about ten o'clock this morning.
Passenger list details arrivals aboard the Keau Hon from Kauai on September 17 and from Hawaii and Maui on Kinau. Names include W B Jones, Miss ML Halstead, Mra J H Ranron, 8 F Richardson, Robt Clarke, Thos Halstead, Mrs Hart, Meserve, G R Ewart, Catton, D B Smith, L A Moesick, Judge WL Wilcox, ER Hendry, H C Austin, J Cooke, Rev Mikishi, Mra Rickard, Lt Horner, F 8 Kay, Mrs Wood, Maj W H Cornwell, and others aboard with families and multiple deck counts.
Passenger roster includes Dimon Low traveling September 17 from Vulcano on Waley. Names listed: Senator Keohane, Maria Martin, Tidmarsh, Rev GW Jack, H Sagehoa, A McCoud, Y Akana, A Kaushki, Davis, De Brettoville, W Bailey, Mrs Meyers and son, Kopke, Wail, Seales, Mise Boote, H Pohiman, Mrs G W Paty. Kauai bound on atmr James Ma kos with Judge Cooper on September 17.
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals and entities including Furoat Supt IT, Stir Kumbou Thompson Jim Minas vol Kanal Bunr Kina Clarke Anwail Maul Sel Nokomis and Mf Hackfeld & Cot in an acted gamble context. Details and roles are unreadable in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR note records arrival or event involving Sten Marie Law, Simonsen, Mant, and Haysll in Philadelphia. Mentions Dyer and Labaine with Gurgel, dated Friday September 17, unclear details, limited legible names.
A visitor argues Los Angeles offers a superior market than San Francisco or the Sound ports for Hawaii fruit and vegetables. He notes high freight costs from San Francisco, cites pineapple prices, and plans to push a shipping project with Los Angeles merchants, seeking Chamber of Commerce endorsement.
A meeting of the new Central Committee of the American Union party was held at the Annexation club room last evening to elect officers and map the committee’s work. Thirteen members attended. James A. Kennedy was chosen chairman, William R. Sims secretary, Theo F. Lansing treasurer. Finance Committee members were George W. Smith W. H. Hoogs and B. F. Dillingham. Rules and Organization Committee members named were F. B. McStacker J. H. Fisher and J. S. Martin.
The Penny Pros of Santa Cruz Calif publishes a notice of the death and an extended obituary sketch for Dr Alexander H Bailey. He died at Santa Cruz on August 24 and was buried August 26 aged 42. Bailey was a California native who lived here briefly years ago. Residents remember him as a friend and lament his loss.
An eleven from H B M 8 Comus will play a match at 1 80 tomorrow afternoon against a Honolulu cricket club team. The opposing side includes the Mackintosh brothers Hatfield Kitoat Wansey T Lishman W Thompson Kane Vinsen Stanley Shanks and Herbert. Chairman Geo W Smith delivered remarks on his election at the nominating convention, a summary of which was unintentionally omitted in our report.
A garbled OCR style summary lists items such as paddy rice, bills, wool bales, and various names including Wong Kwai and Chin Fx as part of an uncertain trade ledger. The text shows fragmented phrases like best Lage paddy and 47 bills tides, with miscellaneous references to hogs and potitonr.
A damaged notice advertises real estate for sale including a six to seven room dwelling with electric light on Punchbowl Street and a new home on Queen Street. Hints of additional lots 50x10 and 60x10 and a harnessed horse project are noted. Apply to Bruce Waring & Co.
Remnants galore and a new line of Heeneyoumh and Toilet Qu'rts promise bargains at J. T. Waterhouse on Queen Street. Linen Turkish cotton towels, silks in many colors, and a rainbow of designs fill the counters. Native made hats in various shapes add to the appeal.
A seasoned barber from San Francieno arrives at a Merchant Street shop near Fort. The business notes the repurposed space, fresh fittings, and a renewed pledge to quality service.
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