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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1903
Page
7
The text repeats an offer to say I am sick and receive a method to recover. It includes garbled phrases and incomplete lines that obscure concrete facts or events. No clear entities or dates are identifiable.
Debates on district magistrate authority over offenses and contempt, and on transferring wills, adoptions, divorce, and equity cases to circuit judges. Discussion of appeals, bonds, forma pauperis, stays, and needed civil procedure reforms. Chief Justice Frear and General Hartwell Ingutret proposed compilations and targeted amendments for the next Legislature.
A Bristol Mercury summary notes a fine game by Pillsbury at Breslaw where the master’s opponent sacrifices the queen and still loses. The article then shifts to legislative matters from a meeting discussing amendments, the Torrens land registry system, and calls for a code commission. The session features debates on patchwork vs full reforms, and the appointment of Weaver Dickey Hartwell and others to study land registration and code adoption.
A compact notice urges shoppers to patronize home industries when in need of march products, recommending Pla or Hawaii march. It asserts grocers stock local goods, superior to imports, and to favor domestic options.
By virtue of an execution in the Territory of Hawaii on January 20 1903 the case of C Q Yee Hop et al against Bun Choy Bing Co is scheduled for auction at Kalakaua Hale Honolulu at 12 oclock noon on February 2 1904. The sale includes counter scales a large show case a cash register and other office furnishings. Costs and interest due total about 135 00 dollars. CHAS P CHILLINGWORTH Deputy Sheriff Honolulu.
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