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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1897
Page
2
The notice promotes prompt shipment of fresh ceries with careful packing and uniform high quality. It invites estimates for camping outings, offering items from bath soap to after dinner cigars and pledging the same city service for rustic retreats.
Practical advice for busy readers on daily cleansing and wind protection. The article recommends nightly soap and water, minimal daytime washing, powder before outdoor exposure, and a homemade soap recipe using white carnauba wax, sweet almond oil, borax, and oats. It cautions against oily lotions and offers a lemon juice facial mix for chapping and whitening.
The piece describes a mahogany settee with beveled glass panels and hidden shelves, a stylish furniture item blending decoration and function. It also covers dress tricks like veil placement and mesh patterns, noting veils, double veiling, and Victorian revival trends for summer hats and fabrics as described by The Evening Bulletin.
J T Waterhouse on Queen Street markets a fresh range of bargain fabrics and goods. New line of Honeycomb and Toilet Quilts offered at low costs along with linen Turkish and cotton towels at reduced prices. Silk counters feature diverse high grade silks in many colors and weights. Shirts can be tailor made in Honolulu for less than ready to wear. Ceylon Shirting Flannels available in many designs and native hats in assorted shapes.
Real estate listing on Nuuanu street and Punchbowl with four houses and lots within walking distance to the Post Office. Properties include ocean views, Makiki residence, lodgings, coffee lands on Hawaii, pineapple ranches with lime, and multiple building lots across Honolulu on installment plans.
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