Sheriff sale and probate notices from Hawaii 1905 1906
Public notices announce a sheriff sale of Lum Chung Kee’s personal property in Ewa Oahu for 27 dollars plus costs with auction details set for September 71 1906 at Ewa courthouse at noon. Also probate hearing for Isaac Noar with administration petition to J F Eckhardt, hearing September 14 1905 in Honolulu courtroom.
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Honolulu Brewing & Malting Co. Ltd
Honolulu
L. Schweitzer
Secretars
Honlulu
Bamuc Ho
Okano
Ewa
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
J. M. Kunewa
Plaistit
Lum Chung Kei
Ewa Court House
Lum Chung Kee
Circuit Court OF the First Circuit
Chambers
Ivaac Noar
H. H. Williams
Isaac Noar
Hawaiian Islands
J. F. Eckhardt
Evening Bulletin News
Immigration Debate Prompts Land Policy Change In Islands
The Garden Island urges a new immigration policy to draw settlers, noting long struggles for land in Hawaii and local disappointment with past holdings. It argues that untapped tracts on Makee Sugar Co land could foster farms, support blacksmiths and trades, and diversify crops beyond sugar.
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Garden Island
Newsour
United States
Tmn Londing
Makeo Sugar Co
Makee Sugar Co
Iself
Kamalomaioo
Anshola
Kapaa
Kona
Immigration policy and utopian promises debate
A historical critique argues for careful immigration policy and honest promotion to attract European settlers. It cites successes in Rao Paolo and Banta Katarina where government lands and fair opportunities spurred prosperity, while warning against idealistic utopian schemes and misrepresentation that fail to deliver durable benefits.
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Hraxi
Rao Paolo
Banta Katarina
Leva
Europe
Wen
Ellin
Alameda Carries Many Passengers to San Francisco
The Oceanic sailed from Alameda for San Francisco at 10 o clock with 60 cabin passengers and 356 in steerage, most of them Orientals. Notables aboard included Claus Spreckels and family, Col. G. W. Macfarlane returning to California, and the Pickering party bound for the Coast. Visitors at an art exhibit included two elderly countrywomen inspecting a terra cotta bas relief.
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San Francisco
Alameda
Claus Spreckels
Mra. Spreckela
J.D. Spreckels
Col
G. W. Macfarlane
California
Pickering
Prof
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Mine Pickering
Fen Francisco
Cosat
Burton Parker
W. Wont
Treasury
Washington
A. P. Knuduen
W. A. Purdy
BE. N. Smith
J. Hutchins
J, C. Carter
C. Lutted
Biadelphia. Ledger
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New York
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company
Japan
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Queen Street
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L. McLoom
A. F. Clark
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Frank Innner
Hustace-Peck Co., Ltd
Queen ST
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