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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1904
Page
8
In Honolulu a public auction action follows a corroded legal notice listing property for sale by Lowers Cooke and others as representatives. Separately, a Hawaii District Court docket announces a bankruptcy adjudication for Y Kashinoki with a creditors meeting set for June 17 1904 at Brangenwald Building.
Notice given that mortgagee Hawaii Land Company Limited and assignee Peter C. Jones Limited seeks foreclosure of several deeds of trust on property in Honolulu. Sale planned at public auction July 12, 1904, at 12 noon, at James F. Morgan’s Auction Rooms Kaahumanu Street. Terms: cash, gold coin, and duties. Assignee W. Ashford will handle details at Kaplolani Building.
The Bulletin notes a designated holiday for its employer on June 11. The issue mentions the Comic Supplement with Bimon as Queen of the May and its appearance with Fri Ieaus.
A fragmentary report describes Hawaiian tides and time standards, with references to Greenwich, weather observations at Punahou and Punahena, and navigational data. It lists arrivals and personnel such as Porky Smith and Dorie Smith from various ports, plus cutter movements and vessel names around Molokai, Maui, and Lanai.
Honolulu Park Commission issues order prohibiting certain conduct at Hay Replulant Park and announces precinct club meetings at the home of Mr. J Kahalokauia on Kawa Road. Dates listed are Friday June 19 1904 for nominating officers and Friday June 24 1904 for ward officer elections. Henry Vida chairs.
The document catalogs passengers from San Francisco and other ports to Shanghai Hongkong and Molokai destinations. It lists numerous names with titles and ranks, including doctors, reverends, and ship officers, with groups from Yokohama and Malaysia. The long roster notes 14 percent crew and a Captain Ball leading the company.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as W G Maildine, Florence Abbey, Sheldon, Mrs CM Porter, GM Low sted, K Hamano and wife, OT War tus, Mine Alice Ople, Elizabeth Kata, HW Hamano, Job Gandall, Hinman, Sakmam, Berio wife, Wei Sing Wiek, Ene Jun. The text oddities question who would not prefer a pepper coated virtue over pain.
Reports from Kaula ports describe steamer Mikahala arrivals with sugar and hogs and the Ke Au Hou unloading at Rans etc. Vessels Allap A Whitney Starrawell and Meury Villard are listed with cargoes and schedules. Northeast winds and heavy seas affect crossing. civil rights restoration petition noted. Governor Atkin and Kuna residents referenced.
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