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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
7
A garbled pitch touts well fitted garments as a path to prestige. The ad implies poorly made items crease and detract, while properly fitted clothing leaves the wearer with stronger appearance and confidence.
Under authority a portion of the government lot known as the Old Sailors' Home Lot on Bethel Street Honolulu will be sold at public auction. The parcel contains about 2814 square feet more or less with a front entrance at the Capitol Executive Building. Minimum price 1 60,000 with terms cash. Patent grant and title to be paid by purchaser. Map and description available at the Public Works office. Holloway Superintendent of Public Works. Department of Public Works, Honolulu Hawaii, March 1000.
Notice: in accordance with law fires for land clearing in Waialua district require written permission. No fires during heavy winds and must be watched until extinguished. Fire Warden: A M Nowell, Walalua. Chief Fire Warden: Th. March 7, 1906.
Territory of Hawaii announces dissolution filings for the Hawaiian Chinese Kona Coffee Plantation Limited. Objections must be filed by March 12 with hearings at the Cap Mol Building Honolulu. A J Campbell Treasurer urges attendance and reasons why petition should not be granted.
Wai Alu Agricultural Company Limited announces full redemption of bonds dated April 3, 1901 totaling 1,100,000.00 with interest through April 1, 1908. Bonds will be paid upon surrender at the company's offices by March 31, 1908, with April 1, 1908 Sunday closing. After that date no further interest accrues. Walala Agricultural Company Limited will bear no further charges on the bonds after April 1, 1908. Kendulu T. W. February 24, 1900.
At the annual meeting of shareholders on February 10, 1906 officers were elected for the ensuing year. Charles M. Cooke was named President and Geo H. Robertson was elected to a key officer role. The results appear in the corporate notice filed by Brewer & Company Ltd.
Bondholders of Dahu Sugar Company Limited are urged to present bonds numbered 1 to 750 for payment to the Treasurer at the Mackfeld Building, 1% Mondala, by April 1, 1998. After that date no further interest will be paid and bonds will cease interest. Treasurer W. Potenhauser signs dated November 34, 1806.
Notice to stockholders of Glan Sugar Company Limited announces annual meeting in Honolulu. Secretary A W Van Valkenborg notes transfers closing March 11. Printed in Honolulu dated March 1 1908.
The undersigned administrator with the will annexed of the estate of M. M. W THIC offers for sale the private library and valuable collection of law books and miscellaneous material. No bid will be accepted for less than the appraised value. Bids may be viewed at the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. For details apply at the Judiciary Building Honolulu. Lot 43, Dunne.
The Lemmon Earle Directory Company will publish the 1907 Hawaiian Islands Directory. Grace M Earle, publishers, announce the project with publication expected in June. The directory will list local businesses and residents for navigation and commerce.
Henry T Mlchton attorney at law has moved his office to Kashumanu street over Morgan's auction house. He lists all sorts of ledgers manufactured by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
The Awalian Church and community at Kaya held an inception service for Motoka. Rev J Mt Lydgate and Rev J K Kanuwal spoke to welcome the group and discuss fitness for the present mission. Mololune themes and a chant drew attention, with three Sunday services noted and remarks on American journalism in Japan by Mr Kennedy.
J F Kennedy, longtime business manager of the Par Rantera Review, leaves Manila for Yokohama to take a journalism post in Japan. He cites his wife’s health and a superb opportunity overseas as the principal reasons for departure. Kennedy has earned respect in the Manila newspaper trade during four years of inactive work there.
Fragmentary ship list notes Alfred Withaker Mire 8 and numerous passengers including Mr Kalakiok Mrs Patan and two children. Mentions Captain Carter, NL, and other crew or travelers with assorted surnames and a March port departure. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Passengers landed at a port with names including Mauna Lon Moh F J Lande stocker K Marsumoter al Howlington Mr BR Hunting ton J M Ehihi Mr Balen and Aodeeb. The fragmentary list suggests a passenger arrival record or ship manifest entry from a distant locale.
Notice of foreclosure by Allen trustee on mortgage of Hiram Kolomoku for land in Kataoka and Ki alu adjacent, sale set for March 17 at Morgan Hall Honolulu to settle principal and interest. Legal action by Kinney McClanghon Cooper for Bathsheba M. Allen. posted February 1906 in Judd Building Honolulu.
A record of real estate deals and subleases across Hawaii, noting transfers and agreements involving parcels in Oahu and Hilo. Entries reference Palolo Valley Honoulu Beretania Kalopa Hapmukua and other locales, with dates from 1901 to 1911 and amounts including 1600 and 284 dollars.
Fragmented OCR style discussion recounts tax funding, promotion ideas, and political clamor. References to Kaular Knocker and Garden Yeland, debates on taxation, public expenditures, and advertising strategies mix with mockery and chorus-like interjections. Contains distorted names and phrases, suggesting a satirical or transcribed speech scene from a historical town meeting.
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