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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1904
Page
8
A boastful description of window displays on King Street selling dog collars kennel chains dog leads and related items. The narrator invites readers to step inside to view more offerings and remedies advertised as part of a sensational sale.
E O Hall and Son Limited mortgagee issues notice of intent to foreclose on a Hawaii property portfolio tied to Chasloe S Weakey and Joseph Booth. The notice sets an auction date and lists parcels within Pacific Heights Pauoa Valley and Honolulu fields, with multiple lots and boundaries described, including rights of way and sub-divisions, all subject to prior reservations and entitlements. The sale is postponed to April 11 or April 18, 1904, as auctioneer Will Fisher announces.
Notice is given under a trust sale for nonpayment of a promissory note. Cecil Brown as trustee intends to sell by public auction the 40 Pacific Heights Electric Railway Company bonds, each $1000, due 1922, at 1904 auction rooms in Honolulu. sale postponed to April 4, 1904.
The steamer Ke Au Hou arrived from Kauai with six deck passengers and assorted cargo including coffee, sugar, and a box of miscellaneous items. Sugar quantities and shipboard reports are noted by the purser, along with other vessel movements in the region. Heavy rains affect conditions at Kawa while the inward voyage features light trades and choppy seas.
Fragmented entry lists arrivals at various ports with times and ship names such as UB 8 Iroquois Nibluck and Slim Lakelike Nacpala, plus numerous passenger names including Mrs A Toowely Minn Te My Gibaon and Miss M J Howe. It notes arrivals on April 1 and 16 and April 18 with references to Olympic Evans and Ban Fravelers.
Deputy Attorney General Pay prosecutes in a case against W H Kallimal and Woodward for embezzling public money. Woodward testified he collected taxes for Kallimal and converted funds to his own use. Kallimal admitted tax arrears in 1908 and partial payment to Woodward. Woodward and Thompson had schemed to collect money for themselves in prior embezzlement cases. Woodward was jailed after Peters urged action. no formal charge was filed at court today and a motion to continue was noted.
A fragmented notice invites twenty four people to a Lewis County venue for a day outing. It urges attendees to bring lunch and enjoy a simple program while paying a $1.00 fare. The text is garbled but suggests a stable or riding activity with a social event.
Proposals will be received at the Office of the Superintendent of Public Works until 12 o'clock noon on April 21 1904 for hauling sewer pipe from the wharf to the Government pipe yards in Honolulu. Specifications are available at the office of the Assistant Superintendent. proposals must be submitted on the provided forms in sealed envelopes.
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