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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
7
Public notice announces the formation of a law partnership under the name ArkInsin, with Judd and Moresmith as partners. The filing states practice in general law and includes the required affixes and official statements as per Corporation Notices.
By authority the Territory of Hawaii notifies holders of Hawaiian Government funds that after maturity, during January, interest will accrue and funds must be presented at the Treasurer's office for payment. Listings include Bond Nos 157 to 183 with issue dates July 1, 1881 to July 1, 1886, and stock certificates. Receipt and remission proceed to Treasury Department Washington.
Writ summons directed to the election inspectors for multiple precincts in the Fourth and Fifth Election Districts of Hawaii. The document commands appearance before the Territory Supreme Court to answer the petition of C I Maile and others challenging board decisions from November 1903. Signed by Henry Smith.
Aloha Temple A A C N M S held its regular quarterly meeting at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening. The session included the reception of petitions and the election of officers for the coming year.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a presentation involving Captes Willem and a dental and Oriental sheet, mentioning November two and a promissory place. Names and places are unclear. the text appears as a nonsensical mix of terms, with garbled references to individuals and dates.
Part list shows a shipment arriving with many names and roles including Dee 4-0 Wwery Beauow Mee Xo M Zeuve Mise Aibtets Mee Oo amtchild Mand Mrs, Nett de Clay, Mew Chay, Mie Miche pein Mise Langiaore and others. Names include Geo Boeworth, Moma Cathcare JW, Judge Belings Mise Kollar, and several farms and individuals linked to a transportation or arrival notice.
The Chronile reports a Nebraskan waiting orders regarding a trade between here and Mawati. Upon arrival from New York a year ago, she was supplied with off-burn plant and is believed to be placed on the New York route. Bernard Milly has arrived from New York as chief engineer on the Nebruxkun, with Haveb moving to Henuitilu.
A fragmented notice describes Buford retiring amid military signals and gunfire lore. References to Dorordite ten and Cypto de Rotord hint at naval or air force terminology. The piece notes a popular, well known local figure tied to port or city life and marks a transition event around a specific date, with mentions of a ceremonial or public acknowledgement.
Fragmentary text shows passengers departing with garbled names and numbers. Mentions locations and times are unclear, with several unreadable fragments and stray letters. The record captures a disrupted transport note with no clear event or outcome.
An edition of the Mulletin reports arrivals at Heep Kaval port with notes on new passengers including Kata Now and Mireatad AW. Weeks and Eclletny provide continuing coverage of port activity and transit.
A historic public works bid notice outlines sealed proposals to be received by the appropriate authority. It specifies bid procedures, address details, deadlines, and plan specifications for a local project on Queen Street and related sites within the territorial district.
Public notice announces liquidation of the copartnership of George W. Macfarlane Henry R. Macfarlane Fred Macfarlane Florence Macfarlane and others in Hawaii. The estate includes lands at Keawe, Lihue and Kawahae, live stock and stock ranch operations. The sale will occur by public auction at Hanolulu on December 6, 1904, with terms in gold coin and 10 percent down, the balance in installments over 60 days. The surviving partners invite bids and provide details at the law offices of Hartwell & Hallow and George W. Macfarlane's roster.
Notice to all persons having claims against the estate of David T. Talley late of Honolulu Oahu to present duly authenticated claims to the Alexander Young Building 9 Tishow Street Honolulu within a certain time under the terms of the will and local law. Creditors must file or be forever barred from recovery. The executor Hammet Wall announces this notice dated November 1.
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