Prestige clothing promises proper fit and quality
A store promotes its attire as well crafted and correctly fitted for every wearer. It argues that inferior garments degrade wearers and positions its line as a superior option.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
7
A store promotes its attire as well crafted and correctly fitted for every wearer. It argues that inferior garments degrade wearers and positions its line as a superior option.
Executor Robert Emmett Burke publishes notice to creditors of Mamie L Burke deceased. Creditors must file claims with the Probate in Honolulu within the six months after first publication to avoid barred claims. Dated Honolulu March 1 1906.
By authority sale of a portion of government land known as Old Sailors Home Lot on Bethel Street Honolulu to be sold at public auction at the front entrance of the executive building. The parcel contains about 2914 square feet more or less. Minimum bid 1 600, purchaser pays costs of patent grant and stamp. Superintendent of Public Works H Holloway signed March 7 1904. Honolulu Hawaii.
Notices list applicants for liquor licenses in Oahu and Maui districts with protest deadlines, plus a special warning under Act 71 of 1905 prohibiting fires in Waielea Waiana District areas without District Warden permission. The fire rule requires a watcher and control measures, dated March 7, 1906, Honolulu.
Public notices from The Waljeultuen Company and Waterland Agricultural Company announce bond redemption dates and interest details. The C Brewer Company, Ltd. lists officers elected at February 10 1906. Bondholders are instructed to present bonds at the company treasurer in Honolulu for payment by April 1 1906 with no interest after that date.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting of the company to be held Monday March 12 at 12 oclock at the hall of the Chamber of Commerce Third Floor Stangeswald Building Honolulu. Stock transfer books will be closed from March 1 to March 12. Secretary Olan Hugar Company Limited Honolulu March 1 1906.
Business notices record attorney Henry KB Alghton moving his practice to Kashumany Street above Morgan's Auction House. The item notes the relocation and new address details for clients and colleagues amid local commerce updates.
A historical ledger lists multiple real estate transfers and notices across Honolulu and surrounding districts. Entries show dates from February 1906 through February 1908, buyers sellers and lines referencing tracts in Kaimuki Kaimuki Palolo and Kaneohe with amounts varying up to hundreds of dollars and including unrecorded transfers and decrees of title in Land Court cases.
An article reports a dramatic Yale campus retort to Depew during a Washington Birthday event at Mandel Hall. McCormick attacked Depew’s influence, recalling Yale protests and vowing to erase his legacy from Yale. The piece weaves politics, campus memory, and a forceful metaphor of riding Depew out.
Chicago officials report ongoing litigation with the Chi wae Telephone Company regarding the franchise and possible forfeiture to the city. Mayor Prine received the briefing outlining the city’s argument that the franchise could be forfeited as the case proceeds.
The understeed as administrator with the Will annexed announces sale of the Katale private library comprising law books and literature. Items may be bid for the appraised value or less, as per appraisement filed in the Circuit Court clerk’s office. The administrator may reject bids in whole or part. For details contact the administrator at the Judiciary Building Honolulu.
A party including Senator C H Pickey and Rev A B Tourer toured the Filwetrial School at Wainive on a Monday. They observed the campus, buildings, dormitories, and student work, heard remarks urging reform and Juvenile Court support, and toured classrooms with demonstrations and a marching school yell.
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