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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
4
In a Hawaii probate matter filed June 1993 at Webraney, Samuel Kennedy McRenato's will and estate are under scrutiny. The petition seeks letters testamentary to administer the decedent's affairs with Jenn Manurling, Clerk, overseeing proceedings in Monette.
Fragmented report traces William Kent within a Progressive slate, noting campaign moves in a contested district. Mentions Coneroneman Willan Kent, Harris J. Connick, and involvement with Panama Pacific transit interests in a statewide push.
Historic Hawaii era document outlines the United States annexation of Palmyra Island and lists planned company meetings and notices from February through April. It references King Kamehameha I and the Waianae Company, with dates for meetings in Honolulu and proclamations tied to territorial expansion.
A jumble of notices announces meetings for the Kotule Sugar Company and Kwa Mantation Company at Candy Cooke Limited offices Fort and Merchant Streets City Has Waii Territory and Monotaly Territory Has Waii with dates February 20 1912 February 21 1912 and February 8 1913. The text also references a new Diallery of Telephone Company and change notices for subscribers asking address updates and notices to call pervoen.
A fragment from a 1912 era record references Abbott in a ledger with unclear names like Merrytory Apokum Huxar Company and Lemulticae onalidhi. The readable portion hints at corporate or personal entries, but details are fragmented and the full context remains unclear.
Walalue Agricultural Company will hold a meeting at the office of Cnatie fe Cooke in Fort and street Honosity Territory of Hie wall. The gathering is set for Wednesday February 38 1121 at 10 oclock. Attendees include Porretney Wakatan Agricultural Company and Penroary 8 3912.
Notice of annual meeting of Watlawa Water Company Limited to be held at the corner of Fort and Merchant Streets in Honolulu Territory of Hawaii February 22, 1912. Secretary Patric Ferretary to preside. Meeting will cover standard corporate matters and formalities for shareholders.
The annual meeting of Hanokas Sugar Company will be held at the offices of Bal Sehneter & Company, Shidted, 4 Moe aia. The notice states the date and time as February VI at 10 o'clock AM.
Annual meeting of the stockholders of Pacifia Sugar Mill Limited to be held at the office of AL Sehaetor China in Honolhuluh on February 9 at 2 o clock p m. Waldron, Honolulu, Hebburney 15, 1018, stockholders urged to attend.
A partial OCR reading lists Packard, Pope-Harttard, Berens Duryen, Gadillac, Tooman Flyer, Hulek, Overland, Baker Electric among other names. The fragment hints at a catalog or ad segment for vehicles or brands without complete context.
A Honolulu district court summons and notice in the United States v Pepek Keo Sugar Company et al, detailing a condemnation action in the Territory of Hawaii. It requires defendants to answer within twenty days of service or risk judgment. The document is certified by Clerk A. H. Murphy and bears the court seal dated November 16, with judge references to Ford and Pohl.
The Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit Territory of Hawaii orders Hanna Isabella Wood and others to appear after twenty days to show cause why condemnation of lands described in the petition should not be awarded to the Territory of Hawaii. Names include James Frank Wood, Samuel Parker Wood, Mary Blue, and Kohala Ranch Company among defendants. The case, filed by Public Works, seeks authority to condemn lands in Hawaii. The court sets the January term for Honolulu and notes sheriff’s service, with signatures from Clerk Thompson and Territory officials.
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