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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
7
A lengthy OCR fragment describes Hawaii Territory legislative acts, committees, and officials, naming Park, Kanawai, Pauka, and Tevitere. It references proposed laws S46, Kanawai Loapemapena, and Kanawai Hoopenapene, plus April 170 dates and tribal, territorial governance themes, with mentions of penalties, enforcement, and public notices.
The document outlines Kanawai 97 and related landscape planning at Kaxawai with references to Hootonene and Pita ass Nowa Mana Ante sa Tana. It mentions taxes, banking, and a series of values and entries including Kin ke l tse ue K and Maliele Pani 1. Details cover proposals, funding, and proposed dates, with multiple names and places in a ceremonial administrative register style.
A fragmented OCR item references Hawaii politics and a court or commission act, mentioning names such as Win, Hawaii Tevitare, and various coded terms. The readable portion mixes place names, people, and numbers without clear context, yielding a damaged society or government notice fragment.
The readable portions show scattered place names and terms such as Hawaii, Hawaii: Tara 1, Kaawwal, Irondale, Saint, and various personal or group names. The passage lacks coherent events, dates, or a clear narrative to summarize into a concrete news item.
The document records a transaction or notice involving a Hawaiian land or property matter near Molokai. It mentions a sum of 85,000.00 and references parties including Elina Toman Dale and Aunt Ne ka lina eke Keokane. The notice specifies a date around April 1 and a location connected to Papa Ola and Kokuge, with mention of April 170 and M. 1.
Policy discussion outlines schedule and key actors in Hawaii statehood debate including Kalin Taneilis and public officials. It notes a pivotal meeting, potential timeline for voting, and the influence of federal action on local plans. Names and places appear but text is fragmented.
In a dated Hawaiian text fragment, names of places and entities appear alongside references to laws and dates. The readable portions mention Kanawai, Hawaii, Pawan, Makiki, Kapiolani, Kalina, and Kalina pail, with scattered numbers and April as a possible month.
The document outlines a territorial arrangement and governance framework for Hawaii and neighboring regions. It references a timeline with steps for proclamation and the potential use of a Hawaiian Pola house on the Tana site. Names such as Kathy, Juri Tisakarlos Wai, and Papa Oli Kapone appear among others in a discussed leadership context.
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