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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1912
Page
4
Readable portions describe a jumble of names and terms with no clear narrative. The fragment appears to list people places and actions without coherent events or context, hindering a concise summary or headline. No verifiable entities or outcomes emerge from the readable text.
A fragmentary notice locates a meeting at the Toman Catholic church in Maui on Motorday. It references the HALBABATA TARCH CO and a 77 price or figure, with unclear details about farmine and Hie Gey Cues.
A fragmented report follows a discussion on spiritualism led by a bishop. It touches on themes of religious doubt, healing, and the possibility of contacting the dead, with references to science, morality, and a call for faith amid modern skepticism. The piece includes questions about authorship, truth, and the limits of human understanding.
The Rev. ant Mra CW Ryluatad, recently retired from duties as superintendent of minesane in Northern California, travels to Hawaii for two months of vacation to regain health. A large crowd from Baptist groups and local church workers line the wharf, cheering as he departs aboard the Wave-taking. A delegation from multiple Baptist associations and youth groups attended, with flowers and demonstrations marking the farewell.
Notices advertise meetings for Waialua Agricultural Company and Wahiawa Water Company, with dates in February 1912 and 1918. Secretary Waldron presides, listing locations in Honolulu and Kaneohe with times for stockholders and shareholders to attend, amid multiple corporate references and dates.
In a formal meeting at the stock Jalore AE Hie Makan Caltee Cate, officers were elected to serve the organization. Len Peialtent and Tom Twee were chosen for key roles, with Jonny Hownon elected as Preacher. M Dower named Secretary, Mekalin Coffes Company noted, and Hewett appointed President in February.
Public notice describes land entering under Part Vy Lani Act of 1889 and the Land Revenue Revival. Details include annual rent stated at 85000 per year, a ten year tenure from June 3, and government requirements for land occupation and transportation. Contact Capito Building for further information.
A listing highlights prominent names such as Packard Pope-Hartford Goren Duryos Cadillac Thoman Piya Rulek Overland and Naker Electric among other well known firms featured at the venue.
Plaintiffs sue Pepeokeo Sugar Company and others in Hawaii Territory. The petition seeks condemnation of land and relief. defendants must answer within twenty days of service. Judge Ford and Clemons preside. clerk certifies copy of summons and petition.
The Territory of Hawaii files a condemnation petition in the First Judicial Circuit Court in Honolulu seeking land taken under a territorial power. The case names Maraton Campbell as Superintendent of Public Works and lists multiple property owners and defendants seeking land for public use with return dates and court instructions for appearance.
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