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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1912
Page
4
Notices announce a university club ball and social gatherings in the village at Makawad Maul, with details on locations, dates, and a public auction of grape crops and farm goods. Proceeds support church and ranch fund drives, with payments due and reminders to patrons.
Valentines cut flowers appear most appreciated and MEA TAYLOR, the leading florist, will attend to orders. Phone numbers are provided for placing requests.
Tender will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works on June 21 1912 for the construction of two one story frame cottages at Katini Hospital Hoynohute PON operation and blank forms are on file in the Superintendent of Public Works Office Building The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Notices request renewal contributions and address updates for the Mutti Patonry organization. Members are urged to send verifiable information by the stated deadline February 8, 1013 to comply with the new policy and avoid punitive changes to rent or status.
A long OCR fragment discusses the Mid-Pacific region, authors, and a list of works and editors. It names Vinvotding and several editors, with mentions of gardens, thermal wonderland, and editorial comments. The piece reads like a literary column or review roundup with multiple author names and titles scattered through the garbled text.
A list of upcoming annual meetings for multiple Hawaiian firms and plantations with dates in February and March. Included are Mantation, Walluku Sugar, Guana and Bertil, Kelon Rogue, Mdehy Plantation, Kekaha Sugar, Central Mill, Alexander & Baldwin, Kohala Hogar, Kukatau, Acopa Sugar, Hawaii M U, Wallawa Water, Walania Agricultural, Honukau Bug, Pacific Suspetl, and other entities.
A muttering rumor spread this morning that Captain Benet, named pilot by the Harbor Commission, earned an average lower than other applicants. Officials clarified that four men tied in earnings and Benet was chosen from them, with Netwan Miller and Altumn as runners up, per Secretary Berndt.
The new post chapel at Schone Barracks will be dedicated soon with services set to begin in the coming Sunday. Chaplain James Houlihan and Chaplain Alden Proden will lead regular services, with devotionals and communion on notable Sundays. DIED. Podeyn of Brooklyn died January 20, 1018, from dangers of the storie oh, a long-time Honolulu resident with four sons and three grandchildren surviving.
Multiple notices announce annual or special shareholder meetings for Haiku Super Co and several plantations and sugar companies. Dates span February 1912 to February 1972 with locations in Honolulu and Castle & Cooke offices. Secretaries Elmer B Paxton, Norman Be, and M. Dowrett named.
Notice is given of annual stockholder meetings for Wahlin Agricultural Company Wahiawa Water Company Honokawa Sugar Company Pacific Sugar Mill and related offices in Honolulu Hawaii. Meetings are set at Castle Cooke corner of Fort and Merchant streets and other local offices with dates in February 1912 to February 1918 and times around 1 pm or 2 pm. Secretary signatories include Topie Wahnlin and W Waldron.
Agents for well known car makers appear in Packard Vope Hartford Sevens Durves Cadillac Tacomas Fiver Buick Overland Baker Electric and others in the article.
The United States District Court for the Territory of Hawaii issues summons in the case United States of America v Peprekeo Sugar Company et al. The notice directs defendants to appear within twenty days to answer the petition seeking condemnation of lands and other relief, with witnesses and court officials named. Contains names of multiple heirs and parties and official clerk attestations dated October 1911 and November 16 1911.
Legal notices from the First Circuit Territory of Hawaii inform defendants about condemnation proceedings. Names include Irabelle Woods Parker Woods Mollie Woods Mary Bluett and other spouses and trustees. Court dates set for January 1912 and related summons show action by the Territory of Hawaii through Marston Campbell Public Works.
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