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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1898
Page
8
A Maryland reader reports terrible stomach pains headaches and facial boils in an old advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla. After using the remedy their skin cleared and health improved, claiming previous medicines were ineffective and urging readers to choose Hood's over others.
The court instructs the Honolulu marshal to attach the steamship City of Columbia with tackle engine and apparel and keep them in custody. Notices go to all interested parties to appear September 5 at 10 am in the First Circuit Court in Honolulu to show cause why the libel and seizure should not be granted and for damages and costs.
Weather clear at Punahon with morning temperatures around 71 and a 30% barometric reading. Arrivals include Stu Watnteale from Kahuker, Stir Kaual, Braihn, and Molokai ports. departures list Vincent for Port Townsend and others bound for China and Japan. SN Castle sails for San Francisco to load cargo. Albert finishes discharging at Oceanic wharf and will load sugar Monday. steamer from Maniport a brings cargo then sails to Kaunakakai and other ports.
Died September after late castley on First Street Hannora aged are months two dive. Leaves five daughters and one son Mrs We Samuels Mrs de Halton Maria Sarah Carroll of San Francisco and James Carroll of Honolulu plus 15 grandchildren. Emma Square specials include a concert program with selections by Profs Berger and others at Makee and Coptic venues. Lodging and rates shown for Mechanics Home at corner Hotel and Nuamnu streets.
Fire sweeps two towns causing extensive damage. In New Westminster B C about half a square mile burned, losses estimated at 2.5 million with half insured and many left homeless. Prescott Arizona suffers near total destruction with 3,000 homeless and property loss around 3 million.
Tenders will be received at the office of the Minister of the Interior until 12 o'clock noon on Thursday September 20 for the construction of an awning at Honolulu Post Office. Specifications available from the Superintendent of Public Works. The Minister does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. Thomas Toaamiot, Interior Auditor, Sept. 22.
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