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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1904
Page
7
Mutual dissolution of the partnership between 8. M. Damon 8. E. Damon and I. Wally under Bishop & Company. The business continues as Bishop & Co with 8. M. Damon and 8. B. Damon. J. Harris MacKenale ceases from procuration. D. W. Anderson signs per procuration. Honolulu June 20 1904. Also moving undertakers Townsend and Honolulu Mutual and related notes.
Removal notice indicates the dentlet unit at 53 Young Building near Bishop and King Street has been relocated previously and is tagged with a $4.65 charge. The fragmentary notice references a removal action and location details.
In the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit Territory of Hawaii in probate guardianship matters the petition of J B Low for a license to sell the real estate of minor Annie Thelma Parker is set for hearing. Guardian ad Litem appointed, notice by publication in The Evening Bulletin Honolulu for two weeks, and service of petition and papers on Annie Thelma Parker, her mother Elizabeth Knight, and guardian Alfred Carter. Hearing at Honolulu on June 20. Dated June 9, 1964. Judge GEO. D. GHAR. Clerk WM. R. Sima.
In the First Circuit Territory of Hawaii In Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Henry Waterhouse Jr Deceased Grace Dickey Waterhouse executrix petition for final accounts distribution and discharge is set for Monday July 28 1904 at 10 oclock am before the judge at Honolulu Oahu The Evening Bulletin is ordered to publish notice in English once a week for three successive weeks with the final publication no less than two weeks before the hearing for interested parties to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted
The First Circuit Court of Hawaii orders Henry Smith to prepare final accounts for the estate of Robert William Holt and to show cause why final accounting and distribution should not proceed. A hearing is set for July 2, 1904, at 10 in the forenoon, with notice to all interested parties via The Evening Bulletin. The clerk is instructed to publish notice twice weekly from May 17 to July 2, 1904. Purple formalities and service are noted for Henry Smith and Luerny Smith.
Pounded notice from Kalae Molokai reports the Kalae school closing after in normal closework exams in United States history and general learning. Students showed embroidery plates and fiber craft with promising future capability. Some scholars wish to extend vacation. Mia Kinnear returns from New Zealand to play at Kuala.
A long OCR list lists many names, genders, and titles connected to a travel or passenger manifest. It notes arrests in Sioux City, a government pound notice in Makili Kona, and a Pavlova Road Bridge closure from June 26 to June 25, 1904, affecting traffic during reconstruction.
A compilation of June 1904 land and property transactions on Oahu listing buyers sellers and amounts across Honolulu, Punahou, Kapalama, Kaneohe and surrounding areas. Includes numerous records dated June 16 to June 17 1904 with property parcels, dower retentions, rents and loans noted and several entries referencing specific deeds and RP numbers.
By authority, under Lemon Laws, notice that water rates for the six months ending December 31, 1904, are due and payable at the Honolulu Water Works office on July 8, 1904. Unpaid accounts as of July 18, 1901 or after 10 days incur 10 percent surcharge. delinquents after August 15, 1904 face shut off. J H Howland, Superintendent, Honolulu Water Works, Honolulu, June 18, 1904.
Court notes detail demurrers overruled and indictments considered in Marinette with defendants including Nene, Chong Ching, and others facing multiple charges. Entries cover estate administration, land office matters, and garnishment actions, noting attorneys Milverton and Ridgeline, and referencing the Rugerwmr Court and a Weaver salary attachment dispute.
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