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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1897
Page
4
As persons holding water privileges paying water rates are notified that water rates for December 81 are due at the Honolvni Water Works office. Payments are due by the last day of July 197. All fuel rates unpaid for fifteen days after due will incur a seven percent penalty.
Holters of water privileges are notified that irrigation hours are 6 to 8 AM and 4 to 6 PM. Andrew Brown, Supt. Honolulu Water Works, approved by J Ay Kina, Minister of Interior. Honolulu, April 6, 1907.
The late R W Meyer of Molo kai left a will giving real property to his sons and the homestead to widow and unmarried children, while daughters receive the personal wealth about 70000 dollars. Executors William Match and Otto Meyer plan probate this week. Real estate includes dairy, coffee and poultry operations with 40 000 coffee trees and 10 cows milked daily.
The article extols Kalao as an ideal sub tropical agricultural and healthy retreat with pure mountain spring water, lush inner growth protected by hardy Fontenl trees, and a dry interior climate. It notes drought periods, a dry escape toward Kaunakakai, and mentions a dense rain in transit. It also includes a generic travel aside about singers and a World’s Columbian Exposition award claim for a construction product by B. Bergersen.
A brief note reports President Mackintosh offering views on a parade and seera related to the prandvak event. The article provides sparse details and names a few organizers, but omits concrete dates or outcomes.
The mortgage dated September 29, 1894 by Susan Kealoha Kaapa and David Kaapa to Francis I. Carter, filed in Honolulu, will be foreclosed for nonpayment. Public auction of Kalihi lands described in Royal Patent Nos. 8300 and 4083, Lot 4 and 16, Apana 2, 23 acres total, on July 18, 1897 at 12 noon at James F. Morgan’s auction room. Terms are cash with deed of expenses to purchaser.
Timely Topics urges Hawaiian readers to consider the SHer wood Novelty Secret HARNESS described as the most complete harness. It eliminates single and double trees and uses a single chain to connect team and plow or wagon with compatibility to old bridles and collars. Also promoting Dump-Cart HARNESS at $20 and $23 per set and Buck Whip Lasses for 2 to 8 horse teams. Inspect stock offered by timely hawaiian shop.
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