Readers Review Special Issue Sparks Mixed Reactions
The editorial notes an unanticipated backlash on the first publication day. Many readers criticize the coverage as biased and confusing while others praise bold opinions and investigative tone.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
4
The editorial notes an unanticipated backlash on the first publication day. Many readers criticize the coverage as biased and confusing while others praise bold opinions and investigative tone.
Royal Hawaiian Garage Ltd holds an annual meeting with officers elected for the ensuing year. The vote lists include President Secretary Treasurer and Directors with several named individuals across the organization. The Pearl City Fruit Company and other local entities appear in notices about officer elections and meeting dates in March 1905.
In a union of wartime style names, Humuula Sheep Station Company held its annual meeting revealing officers and a board including Parker, Davies, and Siniohurat. The Waianae Lime Company and Halawa Plantation are referenced in context with officers and locations, noting a formal stockholders meeting date in March 1903.
California oil producers fear water seeping from wells will invade oil sands in the field, risking widespread loss of flow. Officials plan a February visit by W. H. Storms to discuss protective measures and seek legislative action to guard the reservoirs. A proposed rise in storage costs and potential political maneuvers loom as the sector weighs responses.
Notice states directors elected for the rapid transit company on the date in March 1918. Appointed officers include President Thurston and Vice President Atherton. Other named directors and officers listed with positions and holding periods.
Hawaii Railway Company officers for the ensuing years were elected at the annual meeting in Honolulu January 25 1918. President Mdl Tormeys secretary M AtHome and Vice President WM Pete hold positions. directors Kawahara Yonokwen Sumida W Motonaga and A K Ezawa also named. Kauai Fruit and Land Co annual meeting set for January 24 3 0 at Blangenwald Building Honolulu with Parton secretary.
Public notices from the Kaua Loan Fund Commission calling for bids on two projects. One for removing 1000 cubic yards of earth from Battul Street Husindl Kart to a new site with payments contingent on work progress and bonds. The second for constructing the Hanapape School with bids due March 20 1913. Both notices detail plans specifications and bid forms, with right to reject any or all tenders and contact details for the process.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works until 12 Henn of Theelay for the Kanawathi Peed and related homestead restorations in Caethin Plows. Specifications and forms available at the Public Works office Capitol Building Honoluti. The Superintendent reserves right to reject any or all tenders. Maraton Campetul Superintendent of Public Works Honoluti March 3 2918.
Proposals invited for maintenance and laundry needs at Department Headquarters and Quartermaster, Honolulu, with bids due and opening to follow. Auction scheduled March 8 at 1 pm in Makawao, Maui, with terms half cash and balance over two years at 7 percent interest. Lead by Halbakala Ranch Co.
United States District Court in Honolulu requires defendants to appear within twenty days after service of petition. Names defendants and heirs, including Lek Hong and Afong descendants, are listed. Case involves condemnation action with judgment for relief as demanded. Judge Dole and Judge Clemons preside, clerk MARVLY notes and seal dated October 26, 1911.
Territory of Hawaii files condemnation petition in the First Judicial Circuit Honolulu seeking lands in Kohala Kaahala area via Marston Campbell Public Works superintendent. Defendants include Isabella H Woods and related Woods and Beckley spouses and trustees, with unknown owners and claimants named as parties. Case cites January 1912 term and involves Kohala Ranch Company Limited and Joven Doe et al. court notice issued February 11, 1911.
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