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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to meetings, dates, places, and attendees. Several names appear garbled, including mentions of a town or city, a tentative schedule, and possible committee or council references. Content is largely unreadable and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a lease involving Anahola and Kamalomalo with scattered names and phrases. The readable items mention a boat, possible witnesses, and local names but lack clear legal actions or outcomes. Entities like Dorothy and others appear without coherent context.
The report outlines updated soundings for the Hilo Wharf area, detailing measurement methods and findings. It notes changes in water depth, sediment conditions, and seabed contours with emphasis on potential loading and construction implications for the pier project.
Agents for well known cars Peckard Pope Hartferd Slovene Duryes Ondiling Taotus Piper Natek Qverland Baker Electric and there indicate a catalog of manufacturers and distributors in a period listing. The text names multiple firms and suggests a network of auto industry contacts without detailing specific actions or events.
Corporation notices announce the election of officers for multiple British companies. Officers named include A Kennedy, Drenitent, and others with meetings set for February 28 and March in various locations. The document lists corporate branches and dates for annual meetings and official notices.
Tail of a local mining or ranching notice describes sale by auction at Haleakala Ranch Co. on a Wednesday in early March. The terms include payment of one half cash and remaining in two years with interest. Names mentioned include RASCHIEL BELKIN and MILES as proprietor and manager.
Advertisements promise access to eighty pages of Mawali industrial data for a fee of twenty two tents linked to felon registers. The notice blends dubious terms with vague offerings and vague authority. No clear organization or valid product is identified.
The United States of America v Peaked Sugar Company et al summons issued by United States District Court Territory of Hawaii. Clerk AM Murphy certifies copy of original summons in the case filed in Honolulu. Witnessed and sealed November 16, 1911 by Clerk A B Murphy with Deputy Clarke FL Davis.
The document outlines a summons in a Hawaii Territory case from 1913 with Marston Campbell as Superintendent of Public Works, naming respondents including WOT Parker Wood, Samuel Parker Wood, Henry Beckley, and Kola Ranch Company. Proceedings require written answer within twenty days, with a January 1913 court timing and a witness date in Honolulu.
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