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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
7
Baron Kikawa outlines Japan's aims during an extended visit to the United States visiting cities and meeting officials. He stresses strengthening naval ties, improving relations with the Navy Department, and reinforcing the idea that Japan seeks prudent cooperation and mutual benefit while presenting itself as a civilized nation.
A fragmented report describes a Lodge meeting at Olive IW Nehwkat Lane No 2 10 0 Veremulie with cake served after a start around 10 30. Rumors of a prize raffle mention Mr Fannie Zotve and MS Murial Weight amid unclear details and names.
By virtue of a writ of execution issued by District Magistrate Wimbo Whitney in Howe Hulu County Hawaii this notice proclaims the sale of property described as a certain parcel in Honolulu. The bid sale date is listed as November twenty second, 1000 with the property described under a mortgage to the Bank of Hawaii for a sum of one thousand dollars. All lawful costs and incurred expenses shall be paid by the purchaser. The sale is conducted by Sheriff Henry in Honolulu, Oahu on the stated date at an unspecified hour.
The American Shopping Company mortgages property in Honolulu Territory of Hawaii to James T. Taylor. The notice declares intent to foreclose and sell the described land in Lahaina and Waialua areas, with auction by James P. Mok N at Kaahumanu Street. Attorney Wade Warren Thayer and auctioneer details provided for participation and further particulars.
Local government schedules a public hearing on proposed meter rate changes at the Lerner building on Monday the 17th at 8 PM. Details list the meeting location and affected utilities, inviting community input from residents and businesses.
Fragment of a railway timetable for Oahu lines including Waianae Walalua Kalulu and Way stations. Reads with times such as 4:20 p m and 9:40 a m, lists arrivals to Honolulu from multiple suburbs and mentions Sunday service. Source text is garbled OCR with many misspellings.
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