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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
7
Notice states MW Vetleren has no power to dispose of the tenants goods and property in Wale Way tracks and buildings. It refers to a warrant of the company authority dated June 6 marked by the Governor. It warns that any removal or interference will be pursued and the property will be handled accordingly under law.
A mixed for sale notice lists items including locomotives and parts, cars, oil gear, pumps, a Baker lighter, a Baldwin locomotive and tender, portable roller, and other era machinery. The notice also includes a power of attorney declaration dated April 1900 and a meeting notice for Hone Iuld Lodey No. 16, with relocation details for Townsend Undertaking Co and the Honolulu Mutual Burial Association.
The meeting of the Mawatlan Stock Company Limited will be held on April 2, 105, at 10 am at their site on Kime Street, Honolulu. W. M. Cunningham, Secretary.
An April letter from J A B Nott discusses a report by the Hoard of Health and the Journy aien Phimbers resolution. It covers proposed plumbing regulations, the inquiry into plumbing works, and references to Captain Bowers and the Walker cottage area. The piece notes enforcement, public safety, and the need for modern piping standards amid heated debate.
Legal notices announce a power of sale under two mortgage deeds by Wilhelm Kelle of Honolulu Hawaii to Flower Plantations and possibly others, detailing property in Honolulu and Kahala, with auctions scheduled on a date in April. The notice requests public distribution of the sale terms and directs interested parties to appear at the Honolulu court to contest the proceeding, noting publication for three consecutive weeks in the Hawaii Chronicle.
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