Sale of the Hawaiian Hotel Premises Honolulu Hawaii 1807
By authority sale of the Hawaiian Hotel premises in Honolulu scheduled for Wednesday July 28 1807 at 1 oclock noon at the front entrances Executive Building to public auction. Premises occupy 17 10 acres with hotel buildings cottages and water tank. Upset price 860000 cash. lease option at 4000 yearly for thirty years. Includes auction terms under act 1866 and conditions for improvements and sale of lease. J A King Minister of the Interior announces plan and viewing details.
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Executive
Honolulu
Richards
Berotania
Alakea
Artweida
Drodos
United States
Sealed tenders sought for road conste land Navauu Pali project
Tenders will be received at the Office of the Minister of the Interior until 12 noon on Wednesday April 11 for a road construction project over Navauu Pali.
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Navauu Pali
Irrigation Notice From Hoovhna Water Works
Holders of water privileges or those paying water rates are notified of irrigation hours from 6:14 to 8:00 PM. Approved by A Kis, Minister at Tateriur, Newoluia, Hy. Date April 6.
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Anulew Brown
de A. Kis
Tateriur
Tnewoluia
Doe
An Armory Vision Stirs Honolulu Militia Debate
The Evening Bulletin discusses forming a Honolulu militia armory. It urges public subscriptions and a header by a prominent financier to spark support, proposing voluntary service and a structured drill for men from youth to fifty. The piece highlights the Armory as a civic landmark and a security for property.
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Barinersmen
Vightera
Honolulu
Naoudi Guard of
Hawaii
Howe Jala
Untitled urban safety rant on road behavior and blogs
A fragmented text argues for stricter vehicle rules to curb reckless driving and frequent incidents. It mentions Bona Indu and Blogelos as placeholders, criticizing careless behavior on streets and urging enforcement measures to reduce crashes and improve safety.
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Bona Indu
Bort Street Traffic Dangers Highlighted in Odd Description
A puzzling OCR fragment describes chaotic traffic on a crowded throughfare, noting drivers and passengers must keep cars moving or tie torments aside. It mentions Pont etieel and gascoeve daars, with questions about penalties for road misdeeds and the rise of horseless congestion.
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Dias
Pont Etieel
Amicable Understanding Prompts Volunteer Reform
An apparent accord proposes improving teen volunteer service during peaceful times. Advocates urge weekly seed detailing, peer competition, and stronger organization to boost positive impact.
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Menne
Ausunine Riders Rally Amid Confused Gazette Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic scene with riders, arenas, and figures named in a garbled passage. Mentions of bikes, a character called Sieur and armed riders appear, but readable details are limited and context unclear.
No Clear Cause Emerges in Unclear Report
Fragmentary text describes confusion and unsettled facts with garbled phrases and missing details. No identifiable people, places, or events are clearly conveyed.
5 Cents a Gallon Notice Sparks Caution
A fragmentary advert suggests cautious householders to consult a local service about fuel and sanitation concerns, warning of neglect that could impact barrels, sewers, and outbuildings. The text is incomplete but implies prudent action and community relevance.
Putten Elain Urges Care Over Sanitation To Fight Pestilence
A plea stresses that nine tenths of all severe illnesses arise from neglect of sanitation during pestilence. The speaker calls for vigilant public health measures and improved hygiene to curb disease spread.
Gov ernment Notice From Public Service Board
Fragmented OCR text describes a government notice in New South Wales about an Announcement by the Public Service Board. It references Mrs Mary Ann Ashton, a house cleaner for the Department of Lands, and mentions a salary around sixty pounds and possible date confusions in the supplement.
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New South Wale
Public Service Board
Mary Ann Ashton
Department of Lands
Financial markets glitter with easy credit in New York
A leading English periodical last month described abundant money in New York making short loans plentiful while a benign market condition suggested opportunities for a speculative scheme. The tariff bill passage loomed, with expectations that the capital flow would ease briefly before adjusting again.
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New York
Keston
Hove
Ceylon Moves to Restrict Opium Imports
The Ceylon Government has decided to restrict opium importation with no approval, planning to raise the import duty from pie rupee to two and a half pie per pound. Mr. Chamberlain indicated in the House of Commons that the colonial secretary will seek House approval for the measure.
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Chewberlain
Houe of Commons
Ceylon
Coronnl
War Gnome
Parifine 50c Delayed Over Unpleasant Odor Objection
A local notice discusses a petition or objection concerning Parifine 50c alleging a dimming or sour odor. The text is unclear but indicates issues tied to a specific product or case and mentions efforts by involved parties to address the complaint.
Purifine Promised Remedy Adverts Warn of Illness Escape
A crude promotional notice from unknown agents pressures readers to begin a supposed purifying regimen at once. It claims delayed action risks illness and urges buying a product labeled Purifine while presenting distrustful warnings about timing and foreknowledge. The text imitates 19th century alarmist medicine pitches with vague promises and imperative language.
Fragmented OCR notes on Hollister Drug Co and related names
Fragmentary OCR text references Hollister Drug Co and multiple unclear personal or corporate names. The garbled lines mention a chromite comet and various initials, with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a proper news item.
For Rent Notice
Readable fragments indicate a rental listing with a brief location hint and contact context. The text references property availability and nearby areas but lacks complete details such as exact address, price, or contact name.
Timely Topics and Pacific Prosperity in Island News
The last Australia arrival eases community nerves after a tense mail interval amid rumors of war. Dingles bill passage promises sugar duties with reciprocity benefits. local planters foresee a new era of prosperity for the Pacific Isles. Also noted is Champion Jim Corbett’s knockout by Fitzsimmons. The ad touts Trail-era bicycle models, gears, tires, and a full stock, inviting inspection.
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Australia
Vallambrosa
Dingles
Isles
Pacific
Jim Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Por Sale Cee When Penalty Fitri Bene Arr Ee Es Wut
A fragmented OCR reads as a cryptic sports or legal notice fragment with unclear names and terms. The readable bits suggest a penalty context and a match or ruling involving named entities, but precise details and parties remain unreadable.
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A. J
J. A. King
Lnterior
Literior Ofive
Interior Interior Office
Daniel Logan
J. T. Waterrsese
Fort Delwemeice
Bivona
Boca
Zermtten
Litater
Teldee Tee Cie
Jecreator
Tre Manufacturing Harness Co
Waich Clubs
Shanahan
Hlf Wichman
Parifine
Negmat
Lee
Donis
Hollister Drug Co
Cfeetie Cole
St Chr
Erik
Rhea Ca
Egos
the Hawaiian Hardware Co, Limited
Fort Syrbet
Dreve
Ayer
Por
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