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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1912
Page
4
A formal notice documents the sale of a land parcel and associated mineral rights under a government act. It specifies parties, legal descriptions, and conditions for bidding, with approvals from the governor and state authorities. The notice cites dates, locations, and a procedural framework for offers and acceptance.
A corrupted notice lists FLARRY ARMIES TAGE & COMPANY and partners CARTER WALKER HARRY ARMITAGE with addresses in Honolulu. It describes a general partnership formation and impending sale of a property dated January, detailing the firms and individuals involved and a mid day event to be held at Nenana Avenue.
The court in Hin Hatter of the Hane ve Rowhie H, He Pritt, Heevaned, issues notice in the will of Bophle HH Pratt deceased. Executors J. Bratt and John H. Peatt petition for distribution of remaining property to entitled heirs. Hearing set for Thursday February 28 before the circuit court clerk.
An aged Japanese American, Consuluyeno 13, is celebrated by his family and colleagues in Honolulu. A formal recognition includes a portrait of the World War II era leader, with mentions of his wife Kiki and daughter Lyend, and notes on his long service in the Consulate General. The piece highlights his planned leave and potential transfer to Tokyo Jingu, with officials noting his influence at the Kaila agency and in Hawaii.
The article describes a rescheduled New Year event and various cultural shifts within the Manchu community. It notes altered dates for celebrations, a shift in attire toward European clothing, changes in barbering styles, and plans for a public display with tents and decorations. The piece mentions the United Chinese Society and community leaders coordinating events amid ongoing traditions.
American tourists in India and a Central Union meeting are announced with details of a program. The event features a panel of named attendees delivering observations from their trip and an invitation for the public to attend future sessions. A related note mentions a talk at the Illinois Center with a special message about appropriations of $2000.
A Mogadore Ohio woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with sparing her a dreaded operation. She suffered from female ailments and tearing pains, avoiding surgery after using the remedy and later having two healthy children. The notice urges others to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. and notes the long standing use of the product.
The Hilo Sugar Company announces a formal meeting of shareholders to be held to discuss share matters. Secretary B. Spalding presides with Monell in attendance. notice dated February 9, 192.
The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Ofawala Company is announced for Friday, December 10, 1918 at 1 o clock PM in Honatniy. Spalding is named secretary. Acknowledgment of notices and voting procedures are noted in this corporate notice.
Fragmentary OCR notice indicates a meeting regarding shares Nobiets or Kahaupu, to be held at an unspecified date and time. It lists Brewer BeenTUT and Lasha HowiTiitin with unclear roles, and mentions a secretary Tonmillie Petienary.
The United States District Court for Hawaii issues a condemnation summons against Pepekeo Sugar Company and others, commanding appearance within twenty days after service of the petition. The document names heirs and assignees, notices potential judgment, and is dated October 25, 1911 with Judge Dole presiding.
Legal notices from the First Judicial Circuit of Hawaii detail summonses, trustees, and defendants including Kohala Ranch Company and Woods entities. Public clerk references and dates indicate a January term, with service deadlines and locations in Honolulu and Maul. The document includes court clerk attestations and postal notices for US District Court actions.
The document records a Hawaii Territory court verification by Henry Brith Clerk of the Circuit Court, witnessing the case Territory of Hawaii versus Tabot Ho Whos wh, dated April 2, 1911, with signatures of Healy Menty, Alexander Lindau Jr, and Arthur G. Smith as officials.
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