Foreclosure and Ancillary Probate Notices in Hawaii Courts
Legal notices detail a mortgage sale in Honolulu tied to Ka Ak Amatu lands, with auction set for August 13 1910 at noon. Also probate notices announce Hermann Focke as ancillary administrator for the estate of Lillie Leonora Bird with claims due and deadlines for creditors and debtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Elgg Judicial Circuit
Mawali
Leonora Bird
Hermann Focke
Honolura
Lille Leonora
King Und Betheleiveeth
Hernot
Honolulu
T. Hu
Fermann Focke
Lillie Leonara Bird
Holmes, Brenley & Olson
Attorenys
Antil
Aum
Mortgage sale notice and probate in Honolulu Hawaii
Public foreclosure notice on a mortgage held by Elinér J Breckenridge of Honolulu. The sale, set for August 20, 1910 at 12 noon, occurs at James Morgan auction room on Kaahumanu Street. Property includes Kalawotohe Waikiki land and Kapahulu tract parcels described by lot and block references. Also probate notice for Lat Bay estate with six month claim period to Holmes Stanley & Olson, attorneys. Executrix Lum Bee addresses creditors and debtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varmitani
Honorabie
Robinsin
Hawn
Chambers
Equity
Paul Smunlendorf
Mark PF Robina
James K. Seeger
Sirk
ATK
C. Allen
Elinér J. Breckenridge
Wit
Honolulu
Miewall
Notlee
Luis
Port
James Morgan
Kaahumenusirest
Honolut
Territory of Hawaii
Hootali Road
Hootata
Himer J. Dreckenridge
B.C. Hebron
Kapahulu
Hoolulu Street
Elmer J. Hrockenbridge
Hobron
Purehaner
Duted
Honoluli
Cecil Brown
Territory of
Wawaii
Lum Bee
Anti
Hawaiien Tobacco Plantation Stockholders Meeting Notice
Corporation notices inform stockholders of Hawaiien Tobacco Plantation Limited that the annual meeting will be at Thompson Clemons Wilder Campbell block Monotalu on Thursday August 18 1910 at time to be announced. Philip Peck secretary Honolulu August 4 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hawaiien, Tobacco Plantation, Limited
Thompson, Clemons & Wilder
Campbell Block
Monotalu
O'Clock & Mm
Philip Peck
Honolulu
The Five Georges in English History
An overview of the Hanoverian line from George I to George IV, highlighting births, marriages, affiliations, and notable faults. It traces how George I founded the dynasty after Anne’s death, the reigns of George II and III with politics and intrigues, and the later turbulent life of George IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 1
Hanover
Kenest Augustin
Sophia Dorothea
Hanving
Yoo Konigemark
George
Jeorge MH
Germany
Hie Fautts
Thickeray
Hin Ehharacter
George Vo
York
Royal Navy
Viena
Mrandaether
de Fanewe
Bowen
Terk
Binwell
George II
Wilhelmine Charlotte Caroline
BradenbUrg-Anspach
Simt
Prince of Wales
Puecewe
Comones
Aschaffenbure
George TH
Elifeat
Frederick Louty
George Tie
Lord North
American
Georgen
George IV
Ngland
Hevec
Fitahertert Ani
Caroline of
Brunswick
Alaska Investigation Tour By Nagel And Wickersham
Beverly Massachusetts July 30 Secretary Nagel and Attorney General Wickersham started a trip to Alaska to learn who controls the territory. They left July 14 for Vancouver and then the Albatroe to Alaska to examine charges about Governor Clark and officials and to report back to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
Horelary
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Wickerahans
Alaska
Ue Guggenheime
Cinsted Huaten
Vancouver
Albatroe
Fish Commission
Brore
Senate
Wickersham
Marchal Boyce
Wutherland
Eheait
Clark
Moye and Sutherland
Guegenhelm
Boyce and
Sutherland
Offtow
Guegenheim
Washington
Bally
Also Mentioned on This Page
Issioner
Honokua
South Kona
Enka
Homolgid
Wawall
Gad | At | Land Company, Limited
Samuel
Convayanooy
Hendlafa
II of Hawaii
Ka AK
Amaty
Faber PI
United States
Mosora, Kinney, Ballou, Promer & Avilerson
Aitorneye Tor
M, T, Simonton
Hofolulu
Lecal
Eeeneras
Corporation Notices
Tnd
Burroughs
National Cash Register
the Watehouse CO
QUEEN
Nuuvanu Street
JUDD
Smith-Premier
Uo Business Hawaiian News Co., Limited
Alex, Young
Remington
Fort Street
Examiner
Brown & Lyon 00, Ltd
Averander Young Ride
Editorial
Bulletin Office
Benson, Smith & CO
Fort and Hotel Streets
Kaimuki
Koko Head
Kaimuki Land Co., Ltd
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