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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1904
Page
4
A fragmented 19th century dramatic domestic narrative follows Margot and Jane, two women entwined by social strain, jealousy, and silent wars within a household. Tensions erupt through whispered confrontations, fragmented loyalties, and a haunting sense of inevitable consequence.
Readable fragments describe a scattered scene with names and places that do not form a coherent event. It mentions a tea garden, Toho Yare, Katwiti Abear Ling, and references to people, birds, and a journey to a summit. The exact incident, date, and actors remain unclear.
The Hana Plantation Company and associated trustees sue to compel sale of the Hana sugar property. Respondents include M. E. Grinbaum & Co. Limited and Union Trust Company of San Francisco. Proceedings involve complainants SIGMUND GREENEBAUM and CHARLES ALTSCHUL and the Hana Plantation Company as a corporate respondent.
Notice states that Horsnnei ML T. Bhnonton Eaguly Cuniibestoner will sell at public auction on December 5, 1404 at 12 noon at the Judiciary Building front door in Honolulu Hawaii the fee simple lands of the Hana Plantation Company totaling about 2966 acres. The sale is to satisfy debts and court costs in the First Circuit Court of the Territory of Hawaii with the receiver A. Mutts init Gaguire overseeing the sale and subject to court confirmation.
Notice of the annual meeting electing officers for the coming year includes Jan F Morgan as President J M Dowsett as Vice Provident Geo H Robertson as Treasurer E F Bishop as Secretary T R Robinson Auditor Ceci Brown Frank Hustac Directors H Armitage and others Honolulu November 17 1804 secretary E F Bishop 2863m
Fragmented text mentions New England bakery items, a Rong or Ham line, and a realty firm in Honolulu. Names McIntyre Buildings and Kentwell appear as managers or officials. Overall readable facts are minimal. the piece seems to be an old advertisement or notice about real estate services and local businesses.
A Honolulu forecloses the Ilan Plantation Company property in the District of Hawa and Mant. It lists extensive assets including cane plantations, mills, machinery, tracks, buildings, and household goods to be sold by Commissioner T. My December 1904. The sale may be adjourned or conducted in parcels, with deed of conveyance prepared by the attorney.
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