26 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1896
Page
1
Unclear OCR text notes a Waikiki horse sale with mention of lots and identifiers such as 384-1. No clear names, dates, or organizations present. Summary focuses on a potential sale event and lot availability.
An account of the Harvest Home event at the Anglican Mission of St. Paul Makapala North Kohala Hawaii on September 16. It describes the diverse attendees including Chinese, native, half breeds, and Europeans, the crowd size, and the community gathering with offerings of land doves gold and vegetables. The piece reflects on drought heat in New York and celebrates church light and fellowship. It notes upcoming Bishop’s visit and Sunday services with a hope for broader Christian fellowship among Chinese and native communities.
An afternoon concert by the government band at A T Kee Island promises sacred music, with a program including The Lieutenant overture and selections by Gasman Alre, Adwirian Ar, and Grubrey Saomntat amid a lineup of arrangements and reminiscences.
Rev E R Dille presented twenty five stereopticon views on Hawaii the Island Paradise at Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church last night. The lecture traced a voyage from San Francisco Bay to Mokunweowee crater on Mauna Loa with eruptions pictured by Dr Dillo. The word pictures accompanied by coast views on the screen delighted the audience per the San Francisco Chronicle.
Patrons entering the Anchor saloon during business hours or in the evening are drawn by displays of game birds such as teal duck mallard quail grouse. The bar offers high quality beer, lagers, wines, and liquors. Mr Conningham uses ideas to please customers. The Anchor at 3 Bing Street is described as the town’s most popular saloon.
At Kome Square the government band will give a usual concert this afternoon at 4 30. The selections to be rendered include Rose of Queen Marie and other pieces by Galop Princess Mari vee Albert Hawall Ponol.
Universal Stoves and Ranges are moving quickly at the Pacific Hardware Co as shoppers snap up stock, signaling strong demand for household appliances.
Recount of a grand Independent Park ball celebrating Victoria's reign. Nearly 300 attendees opened with a royal style procession, lavish drapery, and electric monogram V.R. The Kawaihou club played God Save the Queen as dances continued until midnight followed by a banquet and further dancing. Committee lists and names fill the record for reception, decoration, and floor teams.
Finney's new directory includes updated lithographed maps sent to San Francisco for printing. Dome arrival on October 7 with maps of the Hawaiian group 17 by 22 inches and separate island maps 16 by 17 inches. Directory published 1st to 7th of October, delayed only if the Doric fails to bring the maps.
Mrs Nissen writes from Sydney recounting the Rosalie once the Don Adolfé. The Virginia bound vessel faced heavy seas near Norfolk Island and lost canvas while leaky pumps failed. After a seven day ordeal on one tack the schooner reached port in fair condition and will load coal for Honolulu, expected late October or early November.
The Salvation Army offers a premium tea blend with high standard excellence at an affordable price. Officers emphasize public trust, small profit margins, and satisfaction. Sold in Alb packets with Memorial Mixture English Breakfast Young Hyson Japan Oolong Gunpowder 300 Auxiliary 350. Telephone 755 H Cannon Palama Grocery opposite Railway Depot sole agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
A blaze started at 1:20 pm from Mrs Monsarrat's residence when a grandchild found matches and ignited an old vine near outbuildings. The fire was put out by a Chinaman worker and locals including James Steiner. No damage by the time firefighters arrived.
Andrew Brown and his wife plan to leave on the Australia for San Francisco next Saturday. Mr Brown will be absent about six weeks while Mrs Brown may return in a month or two longer. Government officials, including the Superintendent of the Water Works, may observe the vacation.
Report of a tradesman named Heuss who vanished after a financial dispute over a 2525 dollar contract payment. He was seen early afternoon shaving his mustache altering his appearance, and later riding the Waikiki rail wharf seeking passage to San Francisco. Firm Allen & Robinson deny any large loss and expect him to reappear. company H captain Captain Murray believes he remains in town but avoiding detection.
The article touts Pans Miuwamen beer as the best suited to the region's climate, brewed from malt and hops, described as a great thirst quencher and nerve stimulant. It notes cold, pure servings at the Royal and Cos mopolitensed Pacific saloons with usable resort-issued chits.
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