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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1904
Page
3
Many new goods opened at Sachs including embroidered Latin Liberty bustable for afternoon or evening wear, washable and dainty 30 inch width textiles at 60 cents per yard, new wrist-balls at 4 dollars, assorted leather purse items in gray black and tan, plus gilt mirrors and other accessories in multiple colors.
A brief note describes fresh design options for fabrics or banners, emphasizing 42 inch width and 16 yard length. It highlights updated patterns and material choices suitable for a range of display or sewing projects.
The Supreme Court reverses Judge Little's judgment in a dispute over unrecorded chattel mortgages. Justice Perry writes the opinion ordering a new trial. Dissenting Justice Galbraith argues recording isn’t sole notice and questions the ruling’s breadth. The case centers on mortgages tied to a three acre tract, cane, and multiple parties including Sing Kee Chan Choon W. D. Schmidt Kapu and Hilo Sugar Co with contested foreclosure and value of cane.
A. P. Miblack of Honolulu appeals for contributions of alligator pear seeds to stock insular plantations in Samoa Guam and the Philippines. He notes seeds sent last fall via Alexander Young Hotel steamer Ines and army transports reached about 1600 plants. No reports from Guam or Samoa yet but favorable feedback from the Bureau of Agriculture and Naval Station suggests success. He requests seeds sent to Honolulu Naval Station with planting instructions and invites expert guidance, citing wind damage as a challenge in the Philippines.
Brevion 1 section amends to authorize the Treasurer with Governor approval to open government bank accounts in Honolulu. Funds may be drawn up to 500000 at any one time to meet current expenses. Section 2 outlines act take effect on approval and lists salaries for clerks and messengers.
Department of Finance payroll summary lists salaries for tax assessors, deputies, clerks, and interpreters across Oahu, Hawaii, Kauai, and Honolulu. Notable entries include registrar and deputy registrar salaries, with totals around 53 550 dollars plus district allocations, reflecting payments to Tax Assessors, Collectors, and support staff.
Fragmented OCR snippet lists names and numbers with unclear meaning. It mentions individuals such as Mary Re Stein and Vawliwo with monetary figures and dates, but key context is missing. The readable items include parenthetical numbers and scattered amounts, lacking a coherent event or action to summarize.
The document itemizes salaries for Honolulu public works and related departments including superintendents clerks engineers and harbor staff. It lists pay figures across multiple roles such as road supervisors harbor masters pilots and water works officials with totals and scattered amounts.
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