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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1901
Page
7
A clever binding paper lets anyone bind pie tres under glass, offering an enjoyable evening project and protection for photos. KING BROS stocks full ranges in shades for customers to do the work themselves.
Warning to avoid Life Insurance funds being invested in risky ventures such as sugar plantations or stock markets. Emphasizes choosing a company regulated by law and prioritizing secure policies over speculative schemes. Mentions Germania Life Insurance Co of New York as offering more value per thousand.
Real estate notices show instruments filed for record in Honolulu and Oahu listings. Multiple entries name buyers sellers lenders and grantors with lot and tract references, dates in 1901 to 1981, and book page citations across Waimea Puna Waialua and other districts. The ad promotes monthly investment certificates backed by interest and city property deals with short negotiations and local office contact.
A Chicago Tribune style blurb describes Piber Conduit Company of Orangasboro NS manufacturing fiber pipes from treated pulp after heating and curing. The process yields uniform hue and resin content with preservatives, claiming advantages over bare logs. The excerpt also includes a cryptic juvenile riddle about a motherly fowl and a wordplay answer.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat writer discusses the Shamrock's snub-nosed design and a heralded inventor in New Orleans, claiming a parabolic hull principle could revolutionize boat building. The article notes claims of reduced drag and increased speed, with references to France and ongoing patent debates.
Mo A Gonsalves as administrator of the estate of A O Pestano announces a public auction of a parcel of land in Honolulu Oahu Territory of Hawaii. The sale occurs July 2 1901 at 12 noon at the James Morgan building 63 Queen Street Honolulu. The property lies mauka of John Ouderkirk Waikiki by W H Moon and runs by Know Lanes and Kwa by Mukiki Street. The parcel is described in conveyance from Manuel Know and Walter Ry swedet with boundaries as stated. Terms require cash and closing with the court.
During my absence from Honcluly Frank B Thompson Esq of Mesers Maxoon and Thompson will act for me under warrant of Attorney. Parties desiring to communicate with one personally may send letters and telegrams to me care of The London Park and American Bank Sant Francia which will promptly forward to A S Humphreys. Petitions are pending but traffic to be preserved and action taken as required by law.
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