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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1912
Page
4
An advert claims a new prescription for skin trouble provides instant relief from the first application. It mentions a company name Henson Amit Co and references DL 1 De Preservation with promises of rapid healing and ongoing relief for various skin issues.
Natlee is horely given that the & A. Sierra will wail from this port February 19 instead of January 4. A return trip will wait from San Francisco February 16. The party arrives the morning of February 22 to view the annual Moral Parade. ANEWER and CO. Limited, Agent, Oceanic Steamship Co. Gioate.
A local note reports the death of a Wailuku union member in Kamaae Kiki after a hospital stay. Details describe the funeral and burial plans, the union's response, and the build project progress on the new Matlant Homptnidl. The event prompts gathering of the Waitiki Union branch and Robinson Uniting in ceremony.
The report presented at the annual meeting shows a balance of 471 with revenue costs totaling 471. Excluding Mrs Whitney, officers were reelected. Donors include the American Kollel fund Strangers' Friend Society Catholic Ladies Aid Society and other society names.
The King's Daughters will modify their building plan. Architects say the home shifts from the initial idea to a Hawaiian style oblong structure with a central Wirgeniry court. The entrance would face Fourth Avenue in Kaimuki. A 400 foot frontage on Walalaeyond was discussed to move the main entrance. A committee will confer with the architect and a further meeting is planned.
Lee Ogdens and Henry Southworth are described in a report where Southworth is acquitted by a jury of murder. The defense claimed insanity, and the district attorney sought a pretrial sanity evaluation. Southworth leaves for Hawaii with his wife and children placed under care of a relative amid ongoing inquiries.
Secretary Courtenay narrowly escaped death while swimming at Waikiki when he misjudged water depth and struck his head on a rock. He was knocked unconscious, brusing covered his body, but reportedly planned to return to work soon despite injuries.
By authority, the High Sheriff announces a jury will meet at the corner of Tahop and Hotel streets in Honolulu on February 3 at 2 PM to inspect proposed public works extending Bishop Street and related streets. A map is available in the sheriff's office. dated January 4, 1918 in Honolulu Hawaii Territory.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works until 120m of Thursday February 4 1912 for constructing part of the Ponawatkaain cond Pupuled Paumutss Homesteade in Kuolauton Oahu. Plans specifications and blank proposals on file in the Superintendent of Public Works Cap Hol Building Honolulu. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all tenders. MARSTON CAMPBELL Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu January 22 1913. 5140-100
Corporation notices announce a special partnership with PATKIG and GEO named parties. Secretaries W W Smith and others are listed as corporate officers for filing and record purposes.
Legal notices announce an action in the U S District Court Territory of Hawaii against Papereka Sugar Company and others. The summons directs defendants to appear within twenty days after service of the petition and summons or risk judgment by condemnation of lands described in the petition.
In the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit Territory of Hawaii Maui division, Territory sues Taabella Woody et al for condemnation of land described in petition. Case filed February 1911 with January 1912 term set, service and answer deadlines noted, witnesses and clerks named, final entry by Clerk Thompson.
Fragmentary text references a district, location names, and utilities. Mentions a floral parade, water features, repairs, and an associated date or attribution. The readable content is limited and lacks complete sentences or clear context.
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