Commissioner’s Sale of Hawaiian Real Estate Under Mortgage
A public auction will be held in Honolulu by Commissioner M. T. Simonton for two parcels of land in the Kallua tract and a separate parcel at Panoa, held under a 1901 mortgage on the Allan estate. The sale requires cash with 10 percent down, and the balance on court confirmation. Auction details and contact info are provided for Mark P. Robinson and the judiciary office.
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Fareetosefire
Sale Amiade
W. J. Robinson
Circuit Court
Phst Judicial Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Chambers
Lathsheba M. Allen
Mark P. Robinson
Joseph O. Carter
Paul Muhlendorf
Samuel C. Allan
Mauka
Kunkini Street
Kallis Honolulu
Kalla
S. B. Hishop
Nakapalehus Ewallka
Oliwa Keols
Namokueonn Ewillke
Panoa
Horoliuu
Ematia Akiona
Namolkueono Ewaliko
Keunion
United States
Jungenwald
Honolulu
Ritory
Hawaii
Judiciary
T. Simonton
Editional Sporting News at Kapiolani Park highlights
At Kapiolani Park yesterday, youth races dominated the program with half mile bicycle events, 100 yard dashes for boys and girls under 15, and a one mile bicycle race for all. Notable performances came from Alex Lats, Rimini Lyone, and G. Sylvester, with several close finishes near records. Officers and officials ran the meet smoothly as spectators enjoyed the afternoon events. A trophy for big yachts is planned for Pearl Harbor next Sunday with a handicap race and a postrace chowder for attendees.
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Apo
Reduke
Kaptalani Park
Aten Magoo
Sam. Kaumbill
Alex. Lats
Lani
G. Sylvester
Eaton Migoan
Girie
Rimini
Lyone
Mary Moore
Pailaken
Dal
G. Sylveatre
Thue
Thine
G Sritre
Tnd
Jota Silva
Boya
Alex. Loulk
Aly Lautuit
Claus
Honey Williams
Ab Thew Brothers of
Walula
S Nainalopill, Jr
Silva
Mary) Moore
Emma Lyons
Van
G. Mo Addison
Ind
Serateh
W. Teond
Fer Carey
Manuel Pinte
Tet
Fanny ‘Todd
Chia Suilch
John McCandless
Scharseh
Hartel
Rice
Foster
Andigon Wid Santos
Hir Chancery
J. A. Thompson
Taos
Pearl Harbor
Hongkong Maru Dressed in Tags After Harbor Arrival
The Hongkong Maru arrived off Koko Head shortly after noon yesterday and entered Honolulu harbor. Passengers included Wong Chientsa secretary to the Viceroy of Canton and Mrs Charles A Stevens traveling with Mia. George T De Colmesoll bound for Hongkong is the deputy collector of San Francisco’s wife. The shore mail for Honolulu numbered 297 tags amid a full Orient cargo.
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Koko Head
Honoluli
Wong Chientsa
Canton
America
Charles A. Stevens
Mia
George T. de Colmes
Canadian Financier Praises Local Lines
W Phillips, manager of Whiurtpey railway, and Mrs Phillips call Hawaii a future Mecca for Canadian tourists. He notes Canada’s limited knowledge of Hawaii and argues greater promotion could boost Pacific travel, praising Honolulu streetcar service and employee courtesy. Phillips plans a two month stay to visit plantations and points of interest.
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W. Phillips
Asi
Te Whiurtpey
Manitoba
Orlestreq Railway
Crow Canada
Aorangi
Phillips
Hawaii
Canada
Europe
Mediterranean
California
Dominion
Honolulu
Wuimland
Philips
Islands
Los Angeles Men Praise Hawaii Trip In Letters
The Promotion Committee reports letters from Los Angeles men who joined the Hawaii excursion, praising hospitality and scenery. They urge direct steamship service, vow to visit Hawaii again, and recommend the trip to friends. Also noted is the Kailua harbor stowaway incident involving the ship Kamem rth off the coast.
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Los Angeles
Ohio
Cal
HP. Wood
Hawaii
Honolulu
Pacific
Ixlands
Tam
G. Jominson
H. P. Wood
H. T. Dour
Hawaiian Promotion Committee
Wa A. Chamber of Commerce
Te Iate Ne Gar Harbor
Lake
Vancouver
W. Hollman
Liquor Licence Board Rehearing Applications Denied
The Liquor Licence Board rejected all applications for rehearing at a Wednesday night meeting. Five galons represented by A.V. Gear offered surrender with claims of new energy for the old license value, but were refused. Fred Riley’s bid for a new hearing and Sunday and after-hours license was also denied, as was Chun Tong Chang’s rehearing for a table license. White’s Pearl City case was postponed, and the board noted minors may not serve debi in quoons, a fact awkward for some hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Licence Board
A.V. Gear
Wa Fred
Riley
Chun Tong Chang
Maunakew
Honolulu Weather Snapshot from 7 to 12 A.M.
Honolulu Weather report shows temperatures from 78 at noon and 77 in the afternoon with morning lows near 79. Barometer around 80.04, humidity near 80 percent, dew point 64, winds N at 7 to 10 miles per hour. Rainfall for the 24 hours ended at 8 a.m. is not specified. Total wind movement over 20 hours ended at noon is 214 miles. Weather Bureau report from the section director.
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Bh. Stockma
Weather Burett
U. 6
Marriage Notice From The Ronan Cathedral
July 2, 1907 at Ronan Cathedral in the Catholic rite Emiel Schultz wed Virginia Canina in a ceremony officiated by Potesta Camara figures and attended by local notables. The record lists the couple and witnesses under church notices.
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Potesta-Camara
Rouse Cathally
Joe Potesta Ane Sule
Man Achuttzscamara
Ronan Catholic Cathedral
Emiel Schultz
Virginia Canina
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