High Sheriff Sale Notice for Honolulu property
The High Sheriff announces a public auction under a writ of execution issued in Honolulu Territory. Property includes land on Merchant Street and Wilder Avenue, with two parcels described, totaling roughly 14,963 and 14,780 square feet. Sale at 12 noon on February 12, 1910, at Merchant Street location, to satisfy a judgment of 2021.44 dollars plus costs and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chreuit
Mawali
Law Town
Whitney
Charley T. Wilder
A. Gilman
J. A. Gilman
Merchant Street
Honghity
Honolulu
Dal Gil Nwath
J A. Gilman
Meretania Street
Neretania Street
LC. A
Inne
Kalaau
Wood
Houoldry
Laura F. D. Nott
Anid
Apd
Wilder Avenue
Pitko
Avenue
Pitkol Strest
Pilkul Street
Mong Pilkul Street
Inl Wai Point
Ht. P
Grant
A. F. Judd
J. H. Flaher
Oahu
United States
Territory of Hawaii
Notice of mortgage redemption by Olaw Bugar Company Limited
The Olax Huger Company Limited bonds secured by a mortgage dated August 1900 will be redeemed on February 2 1910 at Bishop & Company Honolulu or at the option of the bearer at The Bank of California San Francisco or Laidlaw & Co New York. Interest accrues to date of payment. Dated Honolulu January 22 1910. Allan W Bottomboy treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olax Huger Company, Limited
Bixop & Company
Thonde
Ay Olna Bug Company Limited
Bishop & Company
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Bank of California
Bar Francisco
Route of
Public Works seeks sealed bids for filing device pack
By authority Seased Tendere will be revelyed by the Superintendent of Public Works at 12 M on Tuesday February 15 1910 for a filing device for the government in Honolulu. Sealed bids may be for Globe Wernicke units and accessories including 1 No 128 C Unit 1 No 125 Unit 6 No 129 D Units and assorted card indices files and document files. The right to reject any or all bids reserved. Marston Campbell Superintendent of Public Works. Public Works Honolulu January 29 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Public Works
Aroyette Lee Atone
Werniche
Umit Globe Wernicke
Widders
Public Works
Marston Campbell
Honolulu
First American Savings and Trust Co of Hawaii Ltd Statement
Territory of Hawaii, City and County of Honolulu, officers sworn as president and cashier. Schedule swearing to a true and accurate statement of affairs through December 1, 1908, per revised laws. Authorized capital $200,000 in 2,000 shares of $100 each. Paid-in capital $100,000. $100,000 callable. Liabilities as of January 1, 1910: capital paid up $100,000. deposits $166,228. undivided profits $583,274. assets: bonds $328,808.50. real estate $41,229.08. cash on hand and in bank $525,722.99. Certification by Cecily Brown, president, and L. T. Peck, cashier, sworn January 1919 before Notary Francisco Fernandes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itawaii
Honoivu
CECH
BROWN
L. T. Peck Tech
Depore
Piret American Savings and
I CO
Hawaii
First Americas Sayings & Trust CO
Territory of
Caplin
Havings & Crust CO. of
Directors Elected at Annual Meeting of Aaguat Dreter Limited
At the annual meeting of the shareholders in Honolulu the officers and directors were elected. Mr Ceci Brown was Vice-President, Mr J W Waldron Jr Treasurer, with H H Focke and Aydler also noted as directors. Secretary J W Waldron signed the notice dated January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaguat Dreter, Limited
FP. A
Ichapter & Company, Limited
Ceci Brown
MM. von Holt
J. W. Waldron
HH. Focke
Aydler
Alga
Mirvoux
J. W, Waldron
Honolulu Bym Song Club Meeting Postponed Orchestral Invite
The Honolulu By m song Club meeting is postponed to Wade tenday evening at eight o'clock. Members are urged to attend and a cordial invitation is extended to anyone with musical talent to join the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Bymsong Club
Wade Tenday
Muale
Sage DP Menrg
Logan on Friday Brings IST Cavalry to the West Coast
A transport Logan arrives Friday with six troops of the Piret Cavalry from the Philippines, en route to San Francisco. The force splits: six troops at the Presidio under Lieut. Col. William A. Shunk, four troops with Col. Edward J. McClernand at Fort Walla Walla, and two at Boise Barracks. Also aboard are numerous officers from the First and Fifteenth Infantry, Medical and Cavalry units, returning after relief work tied to the 1906 disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piret
Philippines
United States Army
Logan
San Francisco
Quirtermanter
Logan Gia
Presidio
William A. Shunk
Edward J. McClernand
Fort Walla Walla
Wash
Boise Barracks
Jon C Dent
Cok
One Bhunk
Charles E. Woodram
Medical Corps
Joseph A. Gaston
Lloyd M. Urett
Chap- Inla
Edward M. Offen
Davit Nacoe
Hugh #. Johnsop
Jonat M. Wainwright
Robert le Longsbury
Herman Kobbe
Waller R. Pick
Howard H. Johnson
Arius C. Christie
Eprdhmand W. Fonda
Bigral Corps
Teutenant Benjamin M. Bailey
Fifth Field Artillery
Burton A. Seeley
Vetormurtatr
Recond Field Artillery
John N. Merrick
Medical Reserve Corps
Gaston
Relief Corporation
Fire Cavalry
Clnetoon
Carnatelle
Maula
Police Court Notes on Gambler Arrests and Juvenile Case
Ten gamblers of mixed nationalities were arrested on the Mauna Low wharf. eight pleaded guilty to the charge with ball money forfeited and warrants issued for their arrest. Eight sailors deserting the German ship H Hackfeld are being sought in the city. Three youths suspected of entering a Japanese house on Asylum road were investigated by Chief Duma. they claim a friend and they found three dollars, split evenly, and will face Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Low
H. Hackfeld
Asylum Road
Chief Duma
Meeting of Teachers in Central Maui at Wailuku Public School
The central Maui teachers convention met at Wailuku public school with many outside district teachers present. Rev Canon Kroll spoke on training the child’s mind and President Hardy discussed pensions for teachers amid commentary from scholars on industry and merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Maui
FP. W. Hardy
Canon Kroll
Lahama Episcopal Church
Hardy
Police, asylum and escape talk amid county turmoil
Sheriff Jarrett says no action taken against asylum officials over escapes as police work with authorities and admit patients on Saturdays. An attendant from Motokai caused friction, while Dr. Peterson threatens to release a patient. The piece notes limited police involvement and recurring overcrowding at the asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrett
Wong
Motokai
Anylum
Honolulu
Peterson
Tom Gurswan
Jim
Tom
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High Sheriff's
Mich Aherit
Ullet Business
Corporation
Bonde O
Real Botare
Hanil
Oat Selat
Sig
Cecily Brown
Peek
Crshier
Sibseribad
Kwown
Aig
Ff. Pernandes
Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd
Hellister Drug Co, Ltd
Thambert Drug Co, Ltd
Hilo Drug 30
Wholemie Liquor Omura
Regal Shoe Store
Kate Woodard
Fort Street
Cravenette Coats
Blom
Boston
Fort St
Ivening Pel
Wesseed
Droste
IST Cavalry
Thayer Piano Co
Hotel St
Manchuria
Oriental Goods
Lahoy, Hunanu Street
Gurreys
Fort Street Nr
Mainland
Alameda
Metropolitan Market
Heilbron
Union - Pacific
Maguey Shipping
Lassen County
California
Campairh
Felix Gouraud
Guo Denen
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