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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
7
The policy describes coverage for plate glass including lettering and embossing and mirrors, with steam beliefs, indemnifying the insured against loss or damage to property and accidental bodily injury or death. It covers periodical inspections and related risk protections.
Wailuku hosts a benefit concert at Alexander Hall featuring Miss Nape, Mr. Garcia, and Rev W Ault. A varied program includes piano, violin, song, and banjo selections, with proceeds about 57 dollars. The event drew a large audience and concluded with refreshments and socializing.
The fragment records real estate filings on April 14 and May 1 including transfers among several individuals, with a Kapahulu block 7B reference and Book 223. It shifts to an advertisement for Kickapoo Indian Sagwa praising its health benefits and urging immediate use, ending with local druggists and distributors named.
Notice of public auction to sell two lots in Kawaiahao Honolulu for partition in the case Alexander Maloho vs William Matphy et al. Commissioner to sell, sale set for mid May at Judiciary Building. Terms cash in gold coin. 10 percent to be paid day of sale. balance after court confirmation. Deeds at purchaser’s expense. details from undersigned in Judiciary Building Honolulu.
Notice declares a commissioner sale of lands tied to Genevieve Dowsett and other defendants in a partition suit filed November 12, 1900 in the First Circuit Court of Hawaii. Sale set for May 7, 1901 at 12 o clock noon at James F. Morgans auction rooms Honolulu to satisfy court decree. Describes Kawili Road parcel and another lot in Manalua, with titles from Royal Patent and Mortgage/Deed history.
A historic notice lists numerous positions of trust across banks, customs and IRS, post office and railway employers. It enumerates managers secretaries clerks drivers watchmen travelers and various officers and agents in federal service and related occupations.
A deed dated November 1 187 and subsequent probate records split real estate among Genevieve Dowsett Elizabeth Knight Rowena Turner and Marion Dowsett as tenants in common. Descriptions cover Konohiki lots in Moanalua and a Kau Maunapopo upland parcel with four taro patches, plus Apana land awards and leases. Court actions request cash suit costs and case contestation with four named plaintiffs and multiple defendants.
Public auction ordered by the First Circuit Court of Hawaii sitting at Kaquity to sell all buildings and improvements on the Dowsett Homestead land at Kapalama Honatata in the Hawaii Territory. The sale, held for cash, occurs at the courtordered time on a date fixed by the court order.
The court approves a sale of multiple premises including conservatory cottages outhouse and corral, tiled residence area and widow’s tiles. Sale to be cash with buyer removing all buildings and improvements within 20 days or as extended by order. Auctioneers CHAS P. GRIMWOOD and JAMES F. MORGAN. attorneys W Austin Whiting and W J Robinson for Paul Neumann and Robertson & Co.
In pursuance of an execution out of the Second District Court of Honolulu Hawaii on March 26 1901 I levy on the personal property of Douglas Collins and will expose at public auction to the highest bidder at the Kalakaua Hale Police Station Honolulu at noon on Thursday May in 1901 unless the judgment sums to 154 70 160 dollars with interest costs and expenses already paid The property levied is a horse and harness Chas T Chillingworth deputy sheriff Territory of Hawaii Wanotutu Oahu 1901 1725
Pound Master cites dogs and horses described by brands and markings including a mule and mare with white foreheads and specific brands. Notice states sale by public auction on Saturday May 11, 1901 at 1 am if owners do not claim the animals beforehand.
Banking and exchange services offered with letters of credit usable in major cities worldwide. Interest on fixed deposits after July 1, 1898. Rates: 2 percent for 7 day notice, 3 percent for 9 months, 4 percent for 12 months. The Evening Bulletin weekly edition provides a complete daily news summary.
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