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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
7
YamatoYa at 1044 NuanU Street Honolulu offers Japanese silk goods including handkerchiefs Kinonos shirts neckwear socks underwear. Straw Hat Manufactory provides shirts of all kinds and pajamas made to order.
Legal notice from the Circuit Court of the Finer Circuit in Torhiy of Wowail announces a hearing on a petition for administration of the estate of Ratbara Mipekich deceased. The hearing is set for Monday, August 5, AD 1909, at 7:00 p.m. in the court room at Honolulu. Publication in the Evening Bulletin weekly for three weeks advised.
In the Circuit Court of the Territory of Hawaii probate petitions reveal that Nakajima, deceased, left a will and estate to be probated. Hearing is scheduled for August 2 at 10 oclock, with publication of notices in the Evening Bulletin.
Probate notice lists creditors of the estate of Ann Manne Hnn Day. It directs filing of claims with the administrator by a specified date and names the attorney responsible for the estate. The notice references the court and the deceased’s last known location, providing instruction for creditors to present their claims to the designated representative.
The Board of Agriculture discussed appointing a committee to examine forestry proposals. They named Superintendent Young of Kuplerland Park to oversee plant inspections, with experts Koebele and Perkins to assist. A plan to transfer staff to improve nursery work was noted, and a subcommittee was to liaise with customs and postal officials on plant import laws.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions corporate officers and roles including Duryea president Barnes treasurer Gayton auditor and other titles. The text is heavily corrupted with misspellings and missing context, making precise entities and actions unclear.
A vintage health ad touts BivTERS as a miracle medicine to build stomach strength and overall health. It claims to cure dyapepain indigestion flatulency sour stomach and headache, urging readers to send a Pal vatelle Stamp for a bottle.
Fragmented entry lists various real estate notices and recorded transactions dated in August, including names such as Hovhanan, Bowley, Michard, and several Hawaiian locations like Oahu and Kohala. The text references leases, land and building deals, and yearly terms with varied amounts including $1000 and $288.
A Berkeley report discusses agricultural chemistry and irrigation for sugar beets in California. It notes concerns over yield, beet processing, and proposed refinements, with references to Michigan and California refining capacity and a proposed bill on Cuben reciprocity affecting markets and prices.
Fragmentary text suggests debates over health, sanitation, and contract issues. Mentions malfeasance, integrity concerns, and government action in a colonial or territorial setting. References to drinking laws, liquor, and health officers as part of the discourse.
The article reports that Lulla Marlowe, long suspected to have sailed from Cherbourg, is aboard the steamer St Paul in New York waters and set to dock soon. Charles B. Millagham’s offers reached Moy July, while Marlowe’s return includes a planned performance at the new place Dudle of Nature and a forthcoming rehearsal in New York.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii announces the withdrawal of members and the opening of the Twentyseventh Series of Block T, offering shares at one dollar per month per share from 142 King Street with the stated profitability and participation terms for subscribers.
Dr Cofer outlines health concerns and new community health program. Mentioned dates and local figures, with emphasis on medical guidance and public outreach efforts amid a busy local schedule.
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