Notice of Sale of General Leases in Hawaii Lands
By authority a sale is scheduled for public land leases in Kula Maui and Kona Molokai. At noon Monday March 25 rooms in Honolulu will host sealed bids and objections to the Board of Public Lands. Bids cover two parcels with rentals of 60.00 per year and 624 acres, with 21 year terms and advance payments. Interested parties must file written objections or attend the executive offices in Honolulu.
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Kula
Maui
Kona
Molokai
Huy
Lewian
MFO
Board of Pubile Tanda
Ue Executive Wiuiitelinae
Government Road
Jonsne
Punhote
Commissioner of Public Lands
Capitol Building
Monobtyy
Annie Ltn
Niki
Wiliam Raye
Tovind
Kate
Ate
Kalakaua
Honolulu
Nuit
Mergay
Honoluru
Robert Risen
Chevy
Legal notice outlines Hawaii veritio law and loan limits
A fragmented legal notice from Hawaii discusses state veritone and authority, citing Pauky Ma kel, public funds, and a loan cap of $30. It mentions Kanawai and THD, with references to Panikana and Moku, and provides dates, officials, and penalties in a formal, outdated tone.
Hawaii Deputies Appointed Across Districts in 1905 Act
The act describes sheriff appointments and deputy sheriffs across the districts of Hawaii, detailing terms of service and ex officio deputy roles for Wailika, Mani, and related counties. It assigns districts to specific deputies and specifies a one year minimum appointment with dates of approval and enactment.
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Cael Aml
Thowan
Mani
Kagiai
Shiall
South Lily
Hiwatt Stud
Hawaii Legislature Amends Sheriff Salaries and Public Injury Law
The amended act increases deputies salaries in South Mil e and Puna districts and adjusts totals for territorial sheriff and court authority. It also revises Section 2016 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii defining assault and battery with penalties up to a year in jail or a fine, effective upon approval. The document is dated March 1911 and signed by KANAWAI.
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Shetien
Hawaii
Hawaii Revises Laws On Bond And Theft Definitions
The Hawaii territorial legislature enacts amendments to the Revised Laws. Section 274 amended to require bond execution before release and set custody limits. Section 2077 redefines unlawful handling of stolen or illegally obtained goods. Effective dates align with approval in March 1911.
Kanawai 34 and Parke 2077 Notice in Hawaii
A Hawaiian telecommunication notice lists a legal action and court references from the Hawaii Technology Authority. It names parties including Kanawai 34 and Parke 2077, describes financial details, assets, and a petition for recovery, with mentions of locations in Moakakaia and Fatlioteiy and actions to be taken in court.
Kanawai and Parke Kasawar tale in coastal region report
A garbled historical text describes multiple names and places including Kanawai Kau and Parke Kasawar. The fragment mentions port towns, schools, and possible local figures like Makai Nui and Us Mulisti Nui with scattered references to locations such as Kau o TS and Hachuloia. The passage remains unclear and partially indecipherable.
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Mareton Campbell
Honoluli
Jon
Corporation Notices
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar, Company
Annual Meeting of Stockholders
Asme & Taldwen, Ltd
Henatuli
Tenii
Bethel Street
Chas, R. Frazier
Pengent
Uewpoelal
Kanawai
Aponinu i Kein Ly
Vorpitory of
Joann Kein Kanawai i
Apenoia
Ana
Walter FP Prear, Kinninn O Ke Teritare O Lawail
Territory of
District of
South Mile
Puna
Dist South
Ile
Aponoin i
Asnesy
Croueren
Asaver Ann Barreny
Hie Territory of
Hawaiis
Hootonasa
Toei
Hoahatiia Eka Ahaetetn
Ranawat
Hania O
Masai
Aston Sreviex
Kirie Praca
Rew
Dax
Sketroy
Hootonass Tka Park
ACT
Civiren
E Tootott
Oma Morena
Tiawanie Piasadma
Mataata
Aya Tas
Waiwart Anetta
Panka 2977
Moakakaia
Thin Ona
Dane Aig
Waiwai
Waiiwai
Apubaba
Ai i
Iuiwahe
Bela “Teritore
IE Wan Awat
K Hooton Asada
Mawais
Parke Tf
Mackeia Ke
Tadlaly
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