Hawaii Sheriff Sale of Cummings Property
Under authority of a Hawaii Territory execution to be conducted by Sheriff Charles T. Chillingworth the sale is set at 12 noon on March 16 1901 at Kalakaua Hale Honolulu. It includes land in Oahu Maui listed in a mortgage dated October 18 1899 with $4590.09 total debt and furnishings such as wagons and tools. Names: W C Cummings J M Kealoha W H Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Hawaii
A.D
Antonio de Corta
Plantiff
W. C. Cummings
Kalakaua Hale
Honolulu
Island of Gehu
Territory
W. C Cummings
John Motes Kealeha
W. H. Cummings
Kapaakea
Oahu
Mookini
J. M. Kealoha
Wa'kaninui
Waituki
Maui
L.C.A
Lonohiwa
Liberia
South St
Charles T, Chillingworth
Qahus
Keiki
Lilinokalant
Kimmoluth
Makekan
Notice to Bondholders Treasurers Office Honolulu 1964
Notice to bondholders from the Treasurers Office Honolulu dated March 7 1964. Hawaiian Government Bonds issued December 1 1899 became due December 1 last and interest ceased. Bonds numbers 72 74 85 87 39 00 001 OF $100 each have not been presented and holders are urged to present them for immediate payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Harbor Light Signals and Hawaii Court Notice 1901
Notice to Mariners describes light signals near Honolulu harbor on Oahu with red and green buoys and pilot guidance. Also an order for a special term of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit to convene in Honolulu on March 26, 1901, at 10 o clock. The Hawaii Supreme Court chief justice approves the order. The piece ends with an ad-like line about Rainier beer and Seattle culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Island of
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Chambers
Circuit Court of the First Circuit
Judiciary
Honotaly
Tor
Lane
Humphreys
Joon
W.F. Frear
Supreme Court of the
Sakekay
Ben
Finance Committee
Emmmeruth
Makekan
Maline
Apodker
Dickey
Mahoe
Hyeaker
Adentel
Fall Square
Wile
Hoth Wille
Hite
Monwarrat
Nally
Hawaii House Debates Bills and Tutorial on Session Rules
The Hawaii House reads bills by title during afternoon sessions led by Speaker Akina and Abuki. Debates cover penalties for opium sale and liquor controls, judiciary jurisdiction changes, school library establishment, and public works inquiries.
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Abuki
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Sheriff’s Sale
THE
Board OF Health
FRB
Molokai
Kalaupapa
Painl
Chas, Wilcox
Theo
Lansing
Mawli
J, A. McCandless
Rlatenasat of
Punile Works
Shattle Bork
Rainier
Seattle
Criterion
Davies & Co., Ltd
Wana
Batata Hering
Reeta Herta Line
New Howe Sesine Mahi
Wana Falers
Agatiwara
Glauaware
Crosner, Hamers, Sadie and Leathars
David Lawrence & CO
N.S. Sachs Dry Goods Co
Knox
Ste
M. E. Killean Co., Ltd
Arlington Block
Notel
Arlondyee Pow Auventions
Akina
Tim
Kekaila
Honekena
Hokena
Englinh
Kekanla
Kipaluly
Hana
Maul Mahoe
Hunhee
Robertson
Guardia and
Ward
Heckley
Mowertt
Billa
Kaniba
Kannby
Withlett
Spenker Akina
Spewker
Nami
Idland
Mototat
Win
Andual Rooke
Druxglete
J. W. Grove
Pathe
Gemion
Lhase
Havana
Oe Hawaiian Tobacco Co., Ltd
Nuuanua Omite
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
Fellows
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
J. J. Williams
Ize Royal
Jos
Kamehamehe
Fort Stront
Key West
Beaver Lunch Rooms
H. J. Nolte
SHAS
Amer C. A. Grote
Tailore
Julen St
H. G. Biart
Toro Port ST
Pallce Station
Columba
Crummbla
Hawaii Land CO
Limbep
RobEs
de M. K
Nakultia
J. Makainal
Dewha
Board OF Directora
Jonah Kumaine
Makainal
Hovolulu
W. C. Achi & “Co! Brokers & Dealers
West King Street
David
Dayton
Merchant ST
Pok Sale
T. R. Mossman
Campbell Building
Merchant Street
Easons
Williama
Fortetree
H.W. Willman
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