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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
8
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the Beach with a 60 foot wide road to be opened on the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls' School. The road will stretch to the sea and cross roads will be opened.
A historical notice describes a large tract near the Post Office in Honolulu with plans for sale and possible high price increases. It mentions a special meeting of Mystic No 2 and invites members, plus a prospect of a sale to a major manufacturing company. The text notes favorable terms to buyers and government water pipes along the property.
Notice to creditors outlines a claim process and deadlines following a court filing. It lists parties, the estate or person involved, and a required period for filing objections or debts. Details appear garbled but indicate legal action and a timeline for claims.
A garbled notice from Hawaii states a person presented at the health office claiming a new identity. It advises surrendering old certs and receiving new names. The message mentions dates, offices, and officials, with references to Honolulu and a hospital.
At the adjourned annual meeting of the Hawaii Land Co Ltd the following officers were elected for the ensuing year W chi Es President Mi MK Naku Esele Nakuins Vice President Jesse Maainal Treasurer Noch Johi Secretary Chris Holt Esq Astor Board of Directors Jonah Kumale Esta PJ Testa Bsa JM Ke ENOCH JOHNSON Secretary February 6 1759.
Telephone cables down across Carden Isle disrupts communication as Mikabala and Waiateale struggle after rough voyage. Heavy rain, wind, and high surf damage wharves at Bleele and Eleain, with trees and fences knocked down and telegraph lines torn. Damaged routes hinder delivery and posting of mail.
Weather notes predict rain with morning temperatures around 72 degrees. Sugar shipments from Kauai to Honolulu and freight cargoes to San Francisco are listed alongside multiple vessels departing for Hanaun Kauai Koolau and Hawaii ports this afternoon. Passengers arriving from Kauai and San Francisco are named, with a long list of travelers and crew.
The Rithet and Mohican await Kapaa sugar shipments while the American Hawaii steamer prepares to arrive Sunday with freight. The HaNaLeL inter island steamer is due within a week to Manamaulu from San Francisco. Weather delays hindered Nithau Mauna Lua and other freighters, with heavy rain halting cargo handling and several tankers and machinery affected.
Adjourned annual meeting elected stockholders and directors to serve for the ensuing year. W. W. Hall was named President, E. O. White Treasurer, EL H. Pass Secretary, E. M. Patissives Auditor. Board includes A. 4. Campbell and Bruce Cartwright. E. H. Paris Secretary. Hall & Son Ltd announces February 75a.
CAPTAIN DICK SEIKE Richard B Selke mate of the tug Fearles wan yesterday granted mate supers by the Inspector. He is now licensed to be master of wall or Steam veasely of 1500 tons on the way of the Pacific ocean and is a pilot for the harbor of Honolulu. Captain Selke has been at the will play of the Spreckels company for many years and, although a young man, he has spent many years at vem, having started out at the age of fourteen, to earn his Living and learn bly profes ion. for many years he will employ on the weavers running In the Pacific Coast trade and then went into the towboat dusiness. Since being employed by the Sprick els company he has by hie ability and, perseverance earned the exteem of the employers find te next in the line of promotion to a captaincy in the com pany's Heat of tien.
Damaged OCR yields a chaotic catalog of ads for leases sales and services. Mentions Chinatown lease terms two year leases and various item listings including engines farm tools and household goods. Contact names and addresses obscured by errors but indicate local classifieds style from a mid century newspaper.
The office of the Superintendent Public Works invites sealed bids for the construction of a storm water drain on Alay Kea Street. Bids close at 12 o’clock noon Monday February 11. Plans and specifications available at the Assistant Superintendent Public Works. The superintendent reserves the right to reject any bid.
Notice that Samuel McKeague ESQ has been appointed keeper of Powder Magazine for the City of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, succeeding W T Monsarrat. Public Works Dept Honolulu, February 1, 101.
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