22 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1896
Page
1
During Mr. Boarduan's absence, Mr. Ewing will have charge of my boots and attend to all collections. He may be found at Mr. Bourdman's office at Ogura a Co.'s or at my office.
A note on a new sprinkler price states nine dollars, marking a notable low for the market. No further pricing details or alternatives are provided in the readable text.
A condensed survey of Victoria Alexandrina's life from birth at Kensington in 1819 to her reign beginning in 1837 and marriage to Prince Albert, detailing her children and dynastic connections, highlighting the era's lineage, marriages, and royal alliances within Britain and Europe.
In Destoh Kan court this morning Jodah Kan a pillar of the Kamoihili church pleaded guilty to allowing his residence to be used for gambling poker was played at Kaas place. Renkinen suspended forfeitures against Almress Rose Kone and Komaka. Lo Chong received thirty days on the reef for other life matters. D Ferreira faced an old charge of threatening mother. Willow Hickey’s malicious injury case set for trial on the 26th.
Revere Garden Hose has established a lasting reputation for superiority. The 3 ply granite brand will last longer than heavier 4 ply hose made of inferior materials. The Pacific Hardware Co. Lid. M. A. Peixoto, proprietor of the Union barber shop, west to the Art Gallery, guarantees to give a shave that will make your hair curl with joy.
This morning at 2 oclock Charles Williams eldest son of B A Williams prominent undertaker died after about a month of illness from tonsillitis and bronchitis. He was not quite eighteen years old. The body lies in state awaiting the funeral set for Thursday. Further notice will be given.
Climate shapes drink desires says Foletta VIII Name. Heer beer, a stimulant, is best in colder zones and touted as a great thirst quencher. The brewing uses malt and hops and is served cold at Royal Cosmopolitan and Pacific saloons with interchangeable checks usable at any of the three venues.
The Mth annual Camp Fire of Geo W De Long Post No 45 Department California and Nevada will be held at the residence and grounds of Comrade Post Commander John N Wright Little Britain this Tuesday evening September 22 at 7 30 A cordial invitation is extended to all members of this or any other Post together with their families also to all veterans of the Union Army and Navy and their families who may be residing or visiting in our midst The event begins at 7 o'clock sharp.
Local exchange questions if a liquor sale ban exists on Sundays. An older resident notes a prohibition on selling liquor on Sundays is present in town, but asserts that buying liquor on Sunday is not restricted. The Roxbury Gazette records the distinction and reassures residents.
Sterling the painter offers roof painting quotes using a composition of font tae and cement. He promotes the cheapest and best roof preparation in Honolulu. A fenced 70 by 100 foot property at Prospect and Hackfeld streets is ready for building with water pipes installed, inquire of LH. M. Done.
The Hawaii Supreme Court opens its term with petitions for letters of administration in the estate of J. C. Pacheeo, valued at $00, heirs in Brazil and Hawaii, and the petitioner in Honolulu. Court also hears Republic of Hawaii cases, tax costs, habeas corpus, and writs of error, with Argued and submitted statuses and multiple attorneys listed.
The Salvation Army officers promote a high quality tea blend sold at affordable prices with a small profit margin. Available in 4b packets including Memorial Mixture English Breakfast and other varieties. Agent A Cannon at Palama Grocery opposite the Railway Depot serves the Hawaiian Islands. Telephone 755.
Kate Piet Wad Borrieh, before leaving Chicago for a Hawaiian trip, explains she will not settle into inactivity. She says with a million dollars she could not settle down, and she wants to die in harness. King Bros. debuts a new consignment of picture frames that captivate the town with modern, elegant designs.
After J. A. Spreckels visit to the Spreckelsville plantation a large reduction in the work force occurred. Several key employees resigned or were reassigned including Meyers Loury Randolph Keelan Miller Benson Nicholson Bailey Back and J C N. Additional minor staff layoffs reduced the monthly payroll substantially.
At Schuetzen Park yesterday Vrenka Cadoza a young Portuguese brickyard worker near Second and Clay streets Oakland got drunk and boasted he could swallow an egg. He gulped it down wrapped in tissue and appeared to die as the egg remained in his throat before reviving and drinking again.
Miss Nellie G. Rubinsou of Cincinnati has challenged a Supreme Court of Ohio ruling barring her from becoming a notary public. She has appealed to the United States Supreme Court, with Justice Hurlan to hear the case.
D Howard Hitchcock returns from Hawaii and resumes Drawing and Painting classes. Private lessons available. Classes held Tuesdays and Thursdays at Studio 115 Hotel Street.
J. C. Quinn of the United Carriage Co. advertises the finest livery turn-outs in town including phaetons, buggies, and surreys with fine gentle horses. Call at the back-stand or ring up 290 for service.
An old advertisement promotes Kroeger pianos sold by Jn W Stergetron with cash or installments, listing warerooms at G West’s Masonic Temple and office at Thrum’s Book Store along with tuning and repair services. The piece also praises The Criterion Saloon and Seattle beer as a refreshing attraction mentioned in a casual, local tone.
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