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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1899
Page
7
The article notes the Executive's special agent gains another tile amid a surge of war records while questioning officials wrath toward the President's order on public lands. It mentions the simultaneous order to stop registry of foreign ships under the Hawaiian flag and cites a government organ accusing Attorney General Griggs of relying on biased letters.
The Bunierin condemns the Hawaiian Government for withdrawing from a presidential order that nullifies local land sales. Officials defend their stance while the public is urged to know the decision’s real scope. A Attorney General opinion was sought but withheld, signaling political maneuvering amid concerns of favoritism and impact on innocent purchasers. The matter centers on President McKinley’s ruling and potential modifications to prevent undue hardship.
The text argues that local officers improperly managed public land transfers in Hawaii and claims residents have a right to be heard. It notes uncertainty over titles issued by Hawaiian officials since Annexation and asserts no sales or leases will proceed until Congress acts. It suggests President will mitigate hardships but criticizes official conduct in the government building.
A court case concerns a Wrek unit for Ne G Peterson and D P Ri Isenberg in a recovery action for bores bornera and a back allegedly held by the defendant. Reema bought the outfit from a party who provided a bill of sale before it was recorded. The seller later claimed the property would bow the east after a mortgage.
The Planters Association at Paris was yesterday not allotted 812,00 for Hawaii's exhibit at the Paris Exposition. The Chamber of Commerce will meet after the Australia sails. The action followed a cabinet meeting and involvement of the Chamber and Planters' Association.
A quirky tale from Ambrose era ads features Sterling bicycles and a Young lady, with a bystander innocent twenty dollars and a shopper demanding the same Sterling tandem. The Pocaie Co. and saleshead debate blame while customers rush to claim a new wheel as the scene unfolds.
A hardware dealer announces a fresh large assortment of Galvanized Fence Staples. Kegs are available in assorted sizes including 146 and 1M and a inch. The buyer's and seller's delight is noted as the newly received unsorted stock expands options.
A historical advertisement lists paint items including white lead oil boiled linseed oil raw linseed oil white zinc in oil and Japan assorted colors. It also promotes Adams paint brushes three to five inches wide and Adams varnish brushes in assorted sizes.
The advertisement lists machine oils No 1 and 2 Eagle of Slant Oil tins and barrels Sperm Oil Neatsfoot Oil Carbolintum Coal Tar Axle Grease Best Refined Tallow Cotton Waste Varnish and other items. Packing Asbestos Soap Stone Sheet Rubber Pipe Covering in assorted sizes. It notes many articles kept in stock and prices that will stand competition with any dealers.
Hawaiian Hardware Co located on Port streets opposite Spreela Bank. Readable fragment notes storefront and vicinity, indicating a local hardware supplier serving nearby residents and trades.
W W Dimond and Company of Peebhee presents crockery lamps and housewares including cleanable refrigerators and wickless blue flame devices. Also features Primus oil stoves and other stoves and filters for home use.
A catalog of new titles from The Henry Books listing works by Lang War Mackintosh Kipling Hag gard Haggard Crockett Bangs Lodge Hedin Westcott Stackpole Tucker Cable Hall Caine Bennett and many others. Prices 75 cents per value with hundreds of other titles from top writers of the day.
Announcement touts a high location near the city business core with marine and scenic views and rapid transport to the Honolulu Rapid Transit line. It highlights a pure spring water supply, storage reservoirs, government-rate distribution, and flexible terms: 1/2 cash, 4 in one year, 4 in two years at 6 percent. Carriage to inspect provided from Progress Block offices.
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