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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1911
Page
3
A fragmented text shows references to territorial law, governance, and funding figures. It mentions Kanawai and Teritore Hawaii with monetary sums, hospital and public works terms, and dates. The passage reads as a legal notice or legislative outline with numerous proper nouns and numeric values.
A Hawaiian language legal notice details property and financial actions, listing names such as Parke & Astene and Tulai, referencing territorial authority and deadlines near April 130, MUL 1911. It mentions payment schedules, court processes, and required filings with dates and sums to be observed by involved parties.
Fragmented OCR shows Hawaii territorial law discussion linking 1903 statutes to a proposed amendment. Mentions polling, public property, and a high value dispute with mentions of figures and dates still unclear. Waller for Frear appears as a signatory.
A Kanawai text outlines amendments to the Hawaii Territory laws and budget provisions, seeking to modify sections 62 and 1006 and to authorize new acts. The notice, dated April 170, requests formal comments and specifies a Parke 2 hearing on public works and coastal lease matters in the Kanawai regime.
E wehewehe ana i ke kauoha a me ke aoao no ka hoolilo o na kanaka aupuni i Hawaii. Ua hōʻike ʻia na mea a me na pae a me nga kiko a like me nā mea i hoʻoholi ʻia, me nā lā a me nā puʻuni o ke kaʻina aupuni a ke kaukani. Ua wehewehe ʻia nā kūlana a me nā kuleana o nā mea a pau, me nā hoʻopiʻi a me nā kiko ano o ke lula a ke kihei.
Fragmentary text from Kanawai 92 mentions aircraft and territorial context in Hawaiʻi. Key names and details are unreadable, but the fragment implies aviation activity and territorial subject matter within the Hawaiʻi area.
Transactions recorded across multiple properties and parties on April 2 1911 include Conky Ltd selling to Palolo Land & Improvement Co Ltd, Palolo Land & Improvement Co Ltd to Kaimuki Bank Co, and various transfers involving Wong Ah Chuck, John Colburn, Vieira, Manoel Viel, and others. Also noted are entries for the Haleiwa and Honolulu districts with several parcels, mortgages, and named buyers, sellers, and attorneys, plus related dates and amounts.
The note discusses corporate tax returns under federal law, Honolulu Consolidated stock changes, a proposed $100,000 benefit tied to a new well funding development, and plans to push Hawaii’s guarantee of railway interest with Hawaii and federal officials.
The Legislature adjourns and a conetenea tion contract may be pursued under a plan backed by the Central Empraverment Committee. Hawaii Herald quotes Mastenger Water of Kohala noting a promising Kohala district outlook with ample cane yield, strong juice, and good prices paid to growers. Makalati manager John Jons says harvest may exceed by about five hundred tons, totaling 11 700 tons, despite early poor juice. general conditions in nearby plantations also show improving prospects.
Notices announce sealed proposals for coating transport hauling and piling ends from transportation to docks and offices in Honolulu District Mendquarters. fuel forage and bedding for stations in California. two floating cranes for Navy yards in Boston and Pearl Harbor. an air compressor for Pearl Harbor. and health board notices from Honolulu April 1911.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works until 12 m on Wednesday April 24 1911 for completing a story frame library building at Kuliht Receiving Plans Public Works Department Honolulu The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids Marston Campbell Superintendent of Public Works 1901
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