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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
6
A tense exchange unfolds with Amensa and Tam Armaut's captive discussing allegiance and reward. The stranger, heightened by threats, questions Tam's loyalty while Ameena offers a potential alliance. The dialogue reveals shifting loyalties, plans for further meetings, and a concealed motive behind the drawn weapons.
William Pfotenhaver as Receiver will sell at public auction at the Judiciary Building Honolulu on Saturday February 6 1900 at 12 oclock noon the fee simple and leasehold interests of the Puna Sugar Company Limited including about 8811.88 acres improvident lands and various leases to satisfy indebtedness under foreclosure decree dated October 22 1904 by Judge J T De Bolt in a suit brought by First National Bank of Hawaii Hackfeld & Company Robinson von Holt Ahrens and others against Puna Sugar Company Limited M Damon Damon Bishop & Company Olav Sugar Company and Dillingham & Company Limited.
Fragmented OCR yields a dialogue where a character named Tear Girl and Mr Rottleigh discuss speaking with a father. The text shows a sudden interruption and garbled phrasing. The excerpt hints at acceptance and a plan to talk tomorrow, with imperfect punctuation and missing surrounding context.
A receiver in Honolulu Hawaii under Judge s order will sell the Puna Sugar Company Limited plantation assets including 1072.27 acres of cane land, railroad equipment, tools, buildings, cattle and horses, and plantation maps. The sale may be to the whole or in parcels with ten percent bid deposit and court confirmation, free of liens and charges, to be held with delivery of deeds by the receiver s attorney upon payment.
The above meeting of the Puna Sugar Co Ltd is postponed to Tuesday March 7 1905 at 12 o clock noon. At the front entrance of the Judiciary Building Honolulu. WILLIAM PROTENHAUER, Rac
The above sale of the Puna Sugar Co. Ltd. is postponed to Friday March 17 1905 at 12 o'clock noon.
By order of Court acres of growing cane for 1905 were withdrawn from public water and sold at private sale. The sale covers the property described at the Puna Sugar Company Limited with exceptions noted and postponed to a specified date at the Judiciary Building front door.
By order of John T. De Balt a judge of the First Judicial Circuit the sale of the Puna Luxor Co property is postponed seven days from May 20 1905. The notice lists 1078.27 acres of cane crops for 1905 and states the sale will occur at noon in the village building in Honolulu with Howell W Pfotenhauer as receiver for Pan and Sugar Co Ltd.
By order of J T De Bolt Chief Justice the sale of the Puna Sugar Co Ltd property with the exception of 1072.27 acres of cane for 1905 is postponed to Saturday June 16 1908 at 1 o'clock p.m. at the front door of the Judiciary Building Honolulu Territory of Hawaii.
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