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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
4
The annual stockholders meeting of Kali Sugar Cr will be held at the offices of Me Hackrent & Catts on Wednesday February 21 for directors and combined matters. Princeville Plantation Go and Pry ile Plantation Co events mentioned. Guardian Trust Company Limited building hosting in Honolua. Secretary ChasinerlAn, February 7, 19.
The undersigned Willan JB Miles gives public notice to friends and patrons that on Saturday March 8 193 will sell at the Bomma Catholic Church Makawao Maul from 11 a.m. grape culture stock and farm implements under terms requiring cash balance and yearly interest. Sale by WALEAKALA RANCH Co. Auction at 11 a m. on Saturday March 8 193 with terms: cash balance and yearly interest.
Vague garbled notice notes valentines and updates, mentioning the Loniting and airs. The fragment references a phone line and up to date information but provides no clear event, person, or organization details to confirm.
A misshapen notice notes that the city health and sanitation committee reserves the right to reject bids, with supervisory officials reporting the territorial will to inspect and examine, amid unclear references to inspectors and sanitary actions.
Apokan Signe Company Limited announces its annual meeting of shareholders to be held at the office of Cantle & Cooks Limited at the corner of Fort and Meeehunt Streets in Honolulu Territory of Hawaii on February 31, 1912. Petrie, secretary.
An excerpt details a February 28 1912 meeting at Castros corner in Honolulu where officers and committee members discussed returning two frame houses from a steamer and transferring them to Seaside Hotel grounds. The meeting noted insufficient funds for Kallarom repairs, considered buying land for a county bulletin board, and reported January road work mainly patching Kahatiu to Kakapa with unexpended funds remaining in the Waialua Agricultural Company accounts.
Notice states the annual meeting of the shueeholiem of the Hwa Plantation Company will be held at Casto & Cooke Limited offices at Vert and Merchant streets in Konelulu City. Secretary Bwa Pontation Company Honolulu Hawaii February 12, 1912.
Notice is given of a shareholders meeting of Wahiawa Water Company Limited to be held at the offices of Cuxtto Apparatua and Cooke Limited at the corner of Fort and Merchant streets in Honolulu Territory. The meeting, set for Wednesday February 29 1912 at 4:20 p.m., will address matters including attendance by Supervisor Arata and oath of office for J. W. Cullwell succeeding Ci Witwon in the road department.
The notice announces stockholder meetings for Hathu Sigar Co and Pala Plantation in Honolulu. Meetings occur at the company offices, February 1912 and February 1913 respectively, with Elmer K. Paxton acting as secretary.
The annual meeting of stockholders of Pulehu Plantation Co Ltd will be held at its office 208 Stamkenwald building Honolulu on Wednesday February 21 1912 at 1030 oclock am Elmer E Paxton secretary Pulehu Plantation Co Ltd Both Pulehu and Kalininta plantation notices appear for annual meetings at the same Honolulu office with dates February 7 1911 and February 21 1912 respectively and officers named.
A list of upcoming annual meetings with dates in February and March for firms including American Rubber, Pioneer Mill, Olowala, Kau Agricultural, Walohinu Axil & Grasing, Waiuku Sugar, Pala Plantation, Kolon Sugar, Pulohw Plantation, Kekati Sugar, Kuktaling Mantation, Walmo Sugar Mill, Hast Maul Ireigation, Nahiku Bay, Central Mill, Sonoma Sugar, Inter-Taland Steamway, Walanad, Hawaiian Tobacco Plantation, Alexander de Baldwin, Kotala Sugar, Kukitaw Plantation, Kona Tobacco, Apokaa Sugar, Ewe Plantation, Wahiawa Water, Walatia Agricultural, Honokan Bua, Pacite Bima Mill, and Faavlad Mugar Plant Co.
Negotiations continue on establishing a pineapple cannery at Kayya Kaual. The governor indicates the plant will be built by harvest time. Of 35 offered lots, 33 are taken, with favorable readings on land value and prospects for local development.
Notice that a new division of subscriptions will be submitted. Subscribers desiring changes of name or address must submit written notice to the company office on Ada Lane by Thursday February 2, 1912. After that date no changes will be made. HAL Telephone Co Ltd. Rebeuning 1912, Ambl-18.
In the CMELU Circuit Territory of Mawali a probate petition was presented to the Probate Court for the will of Julia Aleloke Hookanku of Honolulu. The court scheduled the hearing for March 4 and appointed a place in the Judiciary Holding to prove the will and bear the ward’s application. Dated Honolulu January 1918 by Clerk J A Dominis.
Healed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works in New York for the construction of two auxiliary fruit cottages for Kalil Hospital patients. Specifications and blank forms are on file in the office. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
The United States of America v. Pepreko Sugar Company et al summons issued by the United States District Court in Hawaii. The clerk certifies the document as a true copy of the original summons on record, with dates and seal. The notice requires defendants to appear within twenty days of service and respond as described in the petition.
In the Territory of Hawaii First Circuit Court at Honolulu a summons issues to Isabella H Woods et al from Marston Campbell Superintendent of Public Works as petitioner. Defendants include Jam Frank Woods Mary Alice Bluett Janes Frank Woods Eva Woods and others. The case seeks relief on lands described in the petition with a return date and appearance instructions for the January 1912 term.
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