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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1904
Page
7
The Hana Plantation Company at Chambers. Sigmund Greenebaum and Charles Altshcul, Trustees, complainants seek sale of the sugar plantation under court action. The case names Hana Plantation Company and trustees as parties to the sale proceeding.
Notice of sale by the Commissioner for the Haga Plantation Company in the district of Hawell. The listing covers a vast array of farm equipment, machinery, livestock, and plantation property at auction. It notes the sale complies with a December decree, with the commissioner authorized to adjourn if needed and to conduct the sale at the prescribed location.
Notice to creditors of Frank Clark deceased. T. H. executor of the will notifies all persons with claims against the estate to present them within the statutory period or be barred. The notice is dated November 21 and 28 with publication dates in 1904.
The undersigned Wena Not Aep appointed administrator of the estate of William Sherman Noblitt gives notice to heirs and creditors to present claims with proper documentation within the time and place named. This legal notice, dated November, seeks to appoint administrators Nerna J Noblitt and the estate's executor to proceed with probate and settlement.
A dense notice lists probate actions and administrations for estates including Jus x Eitan and Wells J Wilton. Executors and witnesses named, with hearing dates, filings, and distribution details. Parties like Holmes & Manley and Wells J Wilton appear among listed proceedings and court references. A broader roll of petitions, ads, and notices covers various estates, executors, and dates through late December.
Petitions for final accounting and discharge in multiple estates are set for hearings. Names include Frank Hood Averbaek George Robertean Henry Couguon Charles Nutley and Alexander Atherton with dates in November and December, listing discharge and payment actions as part of court orders.
Public sale notices list sheriff sales at Mallow Station and Pothier Station with court judgments in various estates. Names and locations appear blurred but indicate actions for payment of debts, costs, and interest totaling thousands, with dates set in early January and property including lands and structures to be sold by receivers.
Notices to creditors advertise claims to be filed by various administratrices and administrators for estates including Welt, Klerman Neblith, Frnnels Lave, Palm, Andrew Long, Charten B. Dwight, W. E. H. Deverill, Lan Tehung Chin, Maria Faustina Fernandez, KeKilo, Kelupoka, Ne Fawn, Kuaiana, John McGliveau, Julius Reinhardt, Joao Nunes, Ellen Wright, Lam Hong, Hen Kaunaht, Itrix, Ig Lee Beaug, King Street, Andrew J. Cahill, Hugh Reid, Albert Ko Nawahl, Mrs. Wilhelmina Fieldrove, and others with filing deadlines from February to March.
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Fragmentary OCR text references tenders, meetings, performances, and local notices with names like Putin and various places. Details are garbled with many nonsensical segments, preventing precise extraction of entities, dates, or locations for a concise summarized item.
A garbled list of permit entries and street names appears, including one and two story structures along with cottage and restaurant notes. Names such as Lowi Tennant Annie Weigle and Coral whos Quit Geers Mammaus surface amid scattered addresses on Pensacola, Louth, and Bouthi streets, suggesting a partial building permit log with unclear details.
A series of court judgments against defendants with amounts awarded to plaintiffs. Entries include garnishments and monetary awards such as 15.05, 23, and 1048 dollars, naming various plaintiffs, defendants, and parties like Bank of Hiswall and Sting Kwong Kee. The document records multiple cases with the law firm Meyer Cata and others involved in the process.
Entries for record of real estate transactions show multiple names and dates, with times ranging from morning to afternoon on December 10, 1903. Mentioned parties include Harriet Cooper, Herbert Baka, and Henry Wellin, with Hebron and Maple streets referenced in the listings.
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