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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
3
Public auction conducted as foreclosure and resale under a court decree. The property, listed in the Moreloksare and Sale order, was offered to highest bidder subject to court confirmation. Proceedings note prior adjournments and resales, with name of commissioner and date references.
Public auction of a parcel described by an 1809 mortgage indenture on Vine Street and Adams Lane in Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. Seller Henry E. Cooper, Esq., attorney for plaintiffs, and Commissioner Simon Ton announce cash sale with terms: 10 percent down in gold coins, balance on court confirmation. Sale of one parcel per a Land Commission Award portion, with deed issued at purchaser’s expense. Dated in June in Honolulu.
A garbled report details Sheldon and local officials planning a Fourth of July celebration in Walthen with speeches, a parade, and community events. It notes weather expectations and street arrangements, with local figures signaling civic pride and public remarks to inform residents about school and community planning.
The Ellefords received a warm send-off from the Monolisii audience as Choy led a faltering performance at the Orpheum theater. The crowded venue glittered with garlands as friends lined aisles and amid the celebration the couple prepared to depart after a long season.
Police reshuffle puts Mata in charge at Reeslehig Station replacing Jack Melanphy amid staffing questions. Governor's office notes Nelson Pruett resignation and coast shift plans. Crowds greet Oceanic Alameda arrival at quarantine wharf with ceremonies and passenger details including teachers and a performer, while local chatter hints at unrest and future indictments.
Furnished two bedroom cottage for sale in Ma noa Valley near the car line. Outside bathing. Only 15 pv. m. Also sale of good building lots at Ma yom Valley at a bargain.
The Board of License Commissioners for Oahu holds frequent hearings in the Executive Building. Protests against liquor licenses must be filed with the Secretary by specified hearing dates. Licenses sought include saloons and wholesale intoxicating liquor licenses for venues on Queen Street, King Street, Beretania Street, and other sites.
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