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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1905
Page
9
A wartime notice declares a dog tax and mandatory registry collar with a wagons ride threat for noncompliance. It promotes a large stock of collars and fittings including locks chains and related dog supplies alongside a humorous claim of a “new collar” valued yearly.
EO Hall and Son Ltd file a petition in the Pune Sugar case alleging mismanagement and unpaid balances. The bondholders seek a bond return of 15 pounds with interest and costs totaling about 20,000. The petition details accounts and expenditures from 1905, claiming funds advanced for plantation operations were not fully settled.
The Territory of Hawaii court in Honolulu schedules a probate hearing for Hannah Wall deceased. The order sets Monday January 20 at 9 am in the court room for proving the will and appointing letters testamentary to Cecil Brown, with publication notice prior. Judge J T De Bolt signs the decree.
A garbled report describes a Christmas party hosted by Le Ten orsiie and Mim Jubio Adan Curie for children at Hieripaoeton, with gifts distributed by Master Thomas Comminger. It also notes a gale, damage to a bark carrying fertilizers, and involvement of the Hawaiian Fertiliving Co as agents for Durmfriesslirn. Captain Taylor comments on deck strain. J. N. W. Gottey of Liverpool is named owner. prior voyage listed for thefrit Web ship Hen More and Bonnie Lander dispute.
Entries list multiple real estate transfers recorded December 23 and December 26 1905 with various grantors and grantees including Van Glepen Higashi Lyman Manwel Wong Leong and others. The notices reference mortgages conveyances and associated parties in Hawaii and related agencies or banks.
A joint banquet of all Masonic lodges in the city will be held at the Hawaiian Hotel Friday evening. Lodge Ni Pronging 124 Waedtie and others will attend. The event marks the surrender of a charter from France as island Masonry divides between California and Scotland. Over 200 Masone are expected, with visiting brethren invited.
A request for an account of the estate of Mrs. Kenuhn Brenig is filed by Kahuala one of the Senatees. Executor Cost Loud, appointed December 12, 1904, has paid $1700 to the claimant. The final accounting will be filed after related estate proceedings in Aus Pula are completed. A separate military report notes Third Cavalry troops aboard the transport Buford receiving a rest period at Kapetaln Park.
Annual meeting notice for Kona Kau Telephone and Telegraph Co Ltd to be held at company area in Honolulu Hawaii on January 9. Secretary Aungst signs the notice. Honolulu Hawaii December 26 1908. Dew 26 27 28 28.
Notice to stockholders that the Honolulu Rapid Transit Land Company will close stock transfers from December 28 to December ath, 1905, per the Board of Directors. Also includes court notice in Hawaii Territory about the estate of David Ukal Kehotwal with hearing set January 9, 1906, and publication in Evening Bulletin and Kuokoa.
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings with times and ports including San Prametheo Manila Hilo Midway and Leith. Names of passengers and staff accompany vessel movements while dates December 24 26 appear among routings and goods transports.
The December 26 report from the U S Weather Bureau Local Office records temperatures from 6 a m to noon with a high near 76 and a low around 72. It notes humidity at 8 a m, barometric pressure, dew point, wind speeds and directions, and total wind movement in 24 hours, detailing coastal and inland observations. The bulletin lists locations such as ALEX, MeC, and ASHLEY under the section director.
Kauluwela Hall on Vineyard Street hosted Bernard H. Kelekolia and cast in Washington Jefferwin. The performance attracted a large audience despite Christmas Eve distractions. The play, originally slated for Remembrance Eve, was postponed to Tuesday January 1 at 7 p.m. due to the death of Starr Kapy, a friend of the Kauluwela boys.
Local news notes Naydani Jones engagement to Ralph A Lyon announced by Mr and Mrs Pierre Jones. Also reported two horses found, restorer ship sails for the Coast, and assorted harbor and social items including a Christmas dinner for the night watch and honors for the New Year building occupancy anniversary.
The Mauna Loa steamer arrived from Kau, Ki and Maul ports with passengers and a full cargo including 5259 augur units, 1500 bags of coffee, 11% boxes of oranges, and 125 sacks of malt for the islands. Also noting a transport law item and several arrivals, local residents observed a busy morning.
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