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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1899
Page
4
The article notes Minister Cooper aims to have the government assist in filling Waikiki ponded iron ore with active steps rather than lengthy talk. It references recent communications by President Chipley, including letters to the Hawaiian government and the Bunday Volcano, which are kept from the public.
A speaker labels Mr Hartwell as Hawaii s delegate to Washington urging acknowledgment while criticizing the administration for weak support. The piece compares Hartwell s role to the American ambassador in London, argues the delegation reveals bureaucratic influence, and condemns perceived evasions and waste in diplomatic funding and policy.
The Olan settlers face a delayed decision as Washington reviews their petition while Honolulu and Hilo maintain secrecy. Government Officials differ on land title with Hawaii retaining authority under Newlands and the annexation treaty. Debt figures and the status of land titles remain unsettled as Congress prepares to hear the matter.
A Honolulu police court discussion centers on blame for accidents involving children and vehicles. A baggage man argues pedestrians, especially boys playing in the street, often cause near misses and that drivers and police should watch pedestrians as well as vehicles. He cites a near tragedy involving laborers and marbles in the street.
By authority the Office of the Board of Health announces Luella S. Cleveland M D has been appointed examining physician for girl pupils of the Honolulu Public Schools. Henry E. Cooper President of Board of Health. Date September 10, 1809.
Holders of water privileges and rate payers are informed that irrigation hours are from 6 to 8 a m and from 6 p m. The notice references the water department and the Minister of Interior dated June 4. It appears to be a formal government notification affecting irrigation schedules.
Many bicycles flood the market yet few merit the name. The article urges careful check of construction and material before purchase, praising the Sterling 99 Model and offering installments through P. C. Mig. Co. on Fort Street. It emphasizes durability over flashy finishes and warns against inferior cast iron and gas pipe frames.
An item listing describes galvanized fence staples sold in kegs. Available sizes include 1 inch 1.5 inch and 2 inch with pricing and quantity details. The entry notes multiple bundles suitable for fencing and hardware use.
PAIntt i OIL PIONEER AND HUBBUCKS WHITE LEAD BOILED LINSEED OIL RAW LINSEED OIL WHITE ZING IN OIL AND JAPAN ASSORTED COLORS ADAM'S FLAT PAINT BRUSHES 3 TO 5 INCHES WIDE ADAM'S VARNISH BRUSHES AS sortED SIZES
A listing of goods including machine oils No 1 and 2 engine oil Sperm oil Neats Foot oil Carbolinium coal tar axle grease refined tallow cotton waste varnish packing asbestos soap stone sheet rubber pipe covering and assorted sizes. The dealer stresses constant stock and price competitiveness with other dealers.
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