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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1902
Page
6
Fragmentary classified notice offering a single store for rent at the corner of Alukwa and Merchant in a new building. Mentions agent Phoenix Insurance Co of Hartford and references to a Columbia Bar-kock typewriter Toledo Belt Computing Scale Co.
A father and son, Morgen and his son, were fined $150 and $250 respectively for selling liquor without license. Judge De Bolt also reimposed penalties on a gambling case involving 21 Chinese suspects, with fines up to $100 and costs, while issuing warnings and leniency remarks toward the youth. Civil cases were called, including Abiva Jno Gumner and Le Bmlch, with various counterclaims and contract disputes noted. The Bulletin reports a growth in subscribers and mentions a fine printing fee.
Mies May Harriman, daughter of Harriman, prominent railroad magnate, noted as an enthusiastic horsewoman and close friend of Edith Rockefeller. The two young heiresses have attended several autumn horse shows together, displaying keen interest and social prominence.
A Honolulu assembly discussed land for port and government buildings, favoring a mixed post office and federal presence at the King Street site while exploring options for a port street mural and lighthouse committees. Debates covered open space requirements, committee sizes, and delays until a central meeting after consultations with business groups.
Mortgagee Patrick Gleabon provides notice of intent to foreclose on the Ab Buck mortgage dated May 29, 1804, with sale set for December 20 at 12 o'clock noon at Merchant and Alakea streets, Honolulu. Details listed include Kailua and Oahu land parcels, with further particulars from J Lightfoot, attorney. Also included are probate notices for Lavinia Kapu's estate in the First Circuit Court, hearing scheduled December 34, 1902, and publication in the Evening Bulletin.
Notice of postponement sale issued by the Third Circuit Court of Hawaii Territory. The Kona Sugar Company and related parties are to offer assets at public vendue at the courthouse door in Kalua, Kona, on December 11, 1902, at 1:00 p.m. If no bids occur, the sale remains postponed to that date.
Nott Jr., owner of a plumbing establishment, has moved from Bereiania and Kimma streets to 148 Alakea Street, Fear King. The notice urges patrons and friends to update telephone and book records, listing White 18 and numbers 225048 for contact.
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