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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1902
Page
10
The undersigned will offer valuable real property at public auction rooms. Details on property identity, location, and bidding procedures to be provided at the auction venue. Prospective bidders advised to review terms and confirm eligibility before bidding. Public notice issued by the marking party.
In the First Circuit Hawaii court an order sets sale of several land parcels in Honolulu. The deeds reference Royal Patent numbers and Land Commission Awards to Waala and Nakookoo with conveyances to James Osborne and Ferdinand Meyer. The notice includes block and boundary descriptions and lists administrator Don G Campbell handling the estate.
The notice details multiple parcels of land in the region around Waikiki and Kapaakea, including kalo patches and water rights. It lists ownership by Lam Wo Sing and mentions Royal Patents and Award numbers, with acreage figures and boundaries described in technical terms. Maps and further information are available from WL CASTER, Trustee for Mahan Medes.
The Believer Railway Company of Alameda announces officers and a restructure proposal. President J R Parker Vice President Eck Bard Secretary F E Richardson Treasurer AV Gear Auditor The directors form a new governing body with legal powers and authority to execute the plan. San Francisco, July 25, 1904.
Fragmentary notice indicates building hours and telephone contact for the Malma Printing Bulletin at Fort Street. Details are incomplete but reference to hours and a printing service remain legible.
A garbled recount describes a real estate matter in Atlantic City with references to trust heirs and a public figure named Rah Alig among others. The text mixes a restaurant incident with a political figure, Attorney General remarks, and a messy list of names and dates, mentioning a May event and a sale or record filings.
A long OCR fragment announces a mortgage under the laws of the Territory of New Isle. It references a first mortgage by Haven Limited and a sale action to foreclose or enforce the loan. Names, dates, and places are garbled in the text but indicate a legal notice about debt, security, and property sale proceedings.
United States Engineer General Herbert G. Mitchell discusses the Panama route error and Nicaragua canal possibilities. The plan would grant $40,000,000 for land if title is valid, else proceed with canal construction on the Nicaraguan route with appropriations already advanced. The debate favors the Nicaragua option, urging swift action on a canal plan.
A fragmented report describes a family drama at a Santa Mantes home where a long lost father reconnects with his children. The story includes a faded cast, a widow, and a pension, with conflicted feelings and a staged reunion under strained circumstances.
In a chaotic New York setting Savatage and bettors chase luck at a crowded bar scene. A lengthy, garbled report mixes sports bets, players, and chaotic chatter about the Manhattan Chey, a near collision with a banker, and a storm that shifts fortunes as patrons react with surprised laughter and confusion.
Fragmentary OCR text references a preacher or speaker and mentions names like Connie, Meyer, and Hulse. It lacks coherent events, dates, or locations, with scattered phrases about a congregation, a camp, and a possible public or religious gathering.
Timetable listing Punahou Stables routes to Town Valley and local stops with departures starting 6 40 a m and continuing at regular intervals until around 10 10 p m Special notes include College and Queen Street corners and care leases at multiple addresses The last car for Huby College departs town at 9 20 p m.
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