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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1904
Page
7
Notice outlines hearings for wills in Honolulu Hawaii. Orders prove last will of Lat Say and appoint executor Tum Bee. Also notices to creditors of Kawainniokahoupoohane and Kamaitan, with six month claims period and payment duties. Public notices published in The Evening Bulletin.
The Honolulu Plantation Company warns that at a June meeting a $5.00 per share assessment on capital stock becomes due immediately to the secretary at 227 Market St San Francisco. Unpaid shares after July 5 will be delinquent and sold at public auction with advertising costs. The secretary is Monotala Plantation Company, 827 Market Street, San Francisco. Dates and details follow.
Proposals for a concrete arch culvert on Keumana Road District of 8 Hilo Hawaii are due by 12 oclock noon July 11 1904 at the office of the Superintendent Public Works. Plans and specifications cost 5 and must be returned with bid. Bids must be on supplied forms and include a 5 certified check to Holloway Supt Public Works. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject all bids.
Payment of water rates due July 1 1904 with a 10 percent late charge after July 16 and disconnection after August 15 1904. Rates payable at Honolulu Water Works office in the Capitol Building now located in the Chief Clerk's office Department of Public Works. Superintendent Th Howland announces the policy.
In accordance with Act 6 Bexston Laws 1904 sewer rates will be payable from and after July 1 1904, annually in advance. The proportion of rates between July 1 and December 31 1904 is due July 11 1904. A failure to pay such advance rates within 15 days after due renders the rate holder liable to an additional ten per cent. Rates payable at the office of CM WHITE Chief Clerk. Approved Holloway Superintendent of Public Works. Department of Public Works Honolulu June 28 1904 Bons
Fragmented notice from M White chief clerk in Honolulu Hawaii Department of Public Works dated June 10 1904 and July 10 1904. It references attestations or verifications due by July 10 1904 for an unnamed sample or project on Oahu Island and other islands. May indicate archival procurement or tax matter.
Petersburg reports June 12 to 15 actions by a squadron including the Roselaz and Gromobol against Japanese maritime targets. The transport Hitashi and the 8,000 ton Bade were sunk or forced to stop after engagements. Seventeen officers aboard the Gromobol among 105 captured. An Allanton steamer detained for contraband cargo raised suspicions of neutrality.
Advertisement touts daylight voyages on the new Around Molokal steamer from Lahaina with trips to Molokal, depart Monday 5 p.m, return Tuesday night, sail Wednesday and return Friday night. Full details at Wilier’s Steamship Company Office.
A dense list of real estate transfers dated 1904 describes sales and options across Maui and Oahu involving buyers and sellers such as Jobo Feenanites Mant Ay Cole Pain ptore Antonio de Carvalho Gill Ow Makawao Kauai Sugar Co and others. Entries note parcels in Koloa Matawap Lunguen Walanae and Honolulu with prices ranging from several hundred to thousands of dollars and dates from April through June 1904.
Notice states the Md Channel Entrance Buoy Nun replaced June 24 1904 near Pearl Harbor Oahu in the dredged 200 foot wide channel. Describes range marks windmill beacon and iron beacon modifications, whitewashed beacons, and navigation guidance to pass close to either side. Issued by Lighthouse Board Lt Comdr P Black UBN.
Fragmentary timetable lists outbound and Way Stations serving Waianae and Kahuku with times around 9 15 am and 3 20 pm. Mentions Pearl City Ewa Mill and Way Stations along with scattered codes and unreadable entries.
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