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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
4
A garbled legal notice outlines the estate of Janes Kauham Sr with administrator details and court references. Documents mention heirs, venues, and actions requiring filings, debts, and deadlines amid a chaotic transcription.
Frisco faces a sugar shortage amid odd mixes and unclear edits. The chaotic garble suggests a public notice or column about prices, supplies, and consumer impact, but specifics are unreadable.
An informal reception will be held in honor of Mr and Mrs Fred Butler. The event will be at Memorial Hall St Antonys, with speakers from local groups and a tribute to the Butlers for their service. The meeting will occur Wednesday evening at Memorial Hall in Antow.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Baden Powell, Hanoi, and a meeting with scattered names and dates. Details are unreadable, hindering clear event, participants, or outcome.
Five women from varied states testify to relief from symptoms of the Change of Life using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe hot flashes, weakness, backaches, sleeplessness, and improved well being after use. The letters praise the product and urge others to try it.
A readout lists officer elections with named individuals such as De Cette, Wenrey, Howe, Athwotn, and Petety. The notice cites terms and voting steps, detailing positions and nominees while mentioning dates and procedural references. The fragmented text confirms candidate names and voting outcomes within a corporate notice format.
A damaged text lists officers for the Hawaii Trailway Company, Limited. Names appear for positions including President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Director, with references to locations and roles within the organization. The fragmentary OCR omits clear dates and complete titles, but indicates a governance roster and official postings.
Fragmented OCR text outlines an annual meeting with references to attendees and agendas. It mentions specific names and locations in a period-tinged tone, indicating discussion of plans, elections, and organizational steps. The readable portions suggest a formal gathering with summaries and potential actions for the group.
By authority Lord Overhead OPIS notice states a public auction on March 18 1902 at Hatnad Street Prunut Part for the purchase of 100000 Cutie Vires. The notice outlines bidding procedures health requirements and payment terms and names Ud Ulead Con as the contact for details.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Haute Waske until a stated closing time. Names of tenderers include Kenovathaata Rowd Bap Whew DiUinNA TE FANNON Ada and Kine Waves Cat Hearn. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all tenders and to alter dates as required.
Business notices announce an auction by Haleakala Ranch Co at the Makawad village site on March 9. Readily sold items include grape culture gear and farming implements with partial payment terms and interest details. Auction held in front of the Human Catholic Church with terms and conditions outlined.
The United States District Court for the Territory of Hawaii issues a summons to defendants including Hong family and various heirs, directing appearance within twenty days to answer a petition. The document names trial judge San Ford S. Dol and Charles Clemons and is endorsed No. 7 United States District Court Territory of Hawaii.
In the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit Territory of Hawaii holding terms in Honolulu. Territory and trustees under the will of James Wight including Kohala Ranch Company Limited and others summoned to appear. Case filed November 32, 1911 with U.S. District Court proceeding referenced and January 1912 term set.
A formal summons copy is certified as a full true copy in the Territory of Hawatt judicial proceedings. The document names parties Territory of Lywil versus Isabella F L Wooda et al and is signed by Henry Stith clerk with witnesses and dated April 1911. It includes the Office of the Clerk and the Attorney General signatures for the petitioner.
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