Kihei plantation sale plan approved by stockholders
Kihei plantation stockholders voted to sell the company property and assets for the highest bid, to pay off debts, and to disincorporate. The meeting notes show cash flow troubles, with a net loss reported and expected January payments, while negotiations aimed to deliver about 500 000 dollars to shareholders.
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Kihei
Phocktokers
Ane Herniiy
Eante Jonds
Ettiew
Cooke
Comppany
Alexander
Baldwin
Resani
Namie
Supervisors Set Record at Special Meeting
A special Board of Supervisors meeting last night set a record for briefness while approving a road labor pay rate to allow workers to have funds for New Year celebrations. The session included minimal discussion and a quick roll call, with next meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 9 am to continue compulsory procedures.
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Board of Supervidore
Polit
Aimoet
A A. Mn
Excessive Drinking Warns of Nervous System Decline
An advertisement warning about excessive drinking claims alcohol weakens the nervous system and impairs self control. It promotes Orrine a home remedy with a money back guarantee, offered by The Orrine Co and sold by local druggists, promising cure or refund and urging secretive purchase.
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Whitby
Orrine
Orrin
Orrine Co
Washington
Honolua Deng Cy
Shooting gallery site debate on Miller Street plan
Hyverney Motsmitty convened with Maja Dan nlig U S Ay Col Jones of the New Hours Guard and Major Dinidee to discuss locating a proposed shooting gallery for the National junk Aberthie conference. The group debated moving the gallery from Thovetanta street to Miller Street to avoid disturbance.
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Hyverney Motsmitty
Maja Dannlig
U.S
Thovetanta
Arar
Becetania
Tieotini
Farmers Institute Annual Meeting Notice in Honolulu
The first annual meeting of the Capmore Institute of Hawaii will convene at the library of the Territorial Tower of Agriculture and Worostry on King Street, Honolulu, Saturday January 4, 1908. A business session will occur at 7:30 PM with a program including remarks by the President and representatives from the New College of Agriculture and the Mawill College of Agriculture. A cordial invitation is extended to attendees.
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Capmore
Institute of Hiawaii
Territorial Tower of Agriculture and Worostry
King Street
Honolulu
O'Elvek
New College of Ageinulewre
Agricultines
Consulate Tax Policy Question Raised by Territorial Government
A report states the Territorial Government explored whether the Jujionone Convitate within the Progress hil should escape taxation. The matter, discussed by Attorney General Peter, was noted by Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin and raised questions about retention and fiscal policy.
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Conant
Salta
Peter Teld
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Crockery and Glassware
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Farmers' Institute
the Bulletin
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