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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1907
Page
11
In a stark winter narrative from a historical chronicle, Sankey leads a perilous rescue as trains struggle through heavy snow. The piece chronicles the freezing nights, icy bridges, and steel heaps, detailing the crew’s grit and the dramatic actions that avert disaster.
Legal notice states a mortgage by Joan Prahawal and wife to Oforkh Kenway dated November 1904, recorded in Liber 280. Default on principal and interest triggers foreclosure by public auction on February 26, 1807 at 12 noon at the law office of James F. Mongan, Honolulu. Property described includes buildings and appurtenances.
The document compiles land grant descriptions, mortgage and inheritance details, and a court probate notice from Hawaii. It records award numbers, royal patents, parcel boundaries, and references to titles held by J. P. Kalaolalow and Jane Wilson deceased, with attorney P. H. Burnette noted for mortgage matters and a final accounting hearing set for March 1, 1907 in Honolulu. Old legal language and OCR artifacts accompany the estate and land transfer references.
Public notice from Honolulu Territory of Hawaii announces mortgage foreclosure by Hawaii Territory against a plantation company. It details property description including multiple parcels, buildings, livestock, and stock certificates, with a sale date set for February 28, 1907, at 18 o'clock. The attorney for the company is listed as W. Giffard, with the mortgage assigned by Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company.
Bank books and ledgers manufactured by the Bulletin Publishing Company are noted. The brief entry lists the publisher and product type without further details or dates.
Under government authority a public auction will sell the lease of Lot No 2, Esplanade, Honolulu, Oahu, for one year from February 28, 1907, at 12 noon in front of the Capitol Execution Building. The annual rent is 400 dollars, payable quarterly in advance. Superintendant of Public Works, Honolulu, January 2, 1907.
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