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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
7
The undersigned Kalama as Administrator of the estate of Naeole W of Ewa Oahu Territory Hawaii invites all creditors to present their claims with vouchers within six months at C F Peterson Kaahumanu Street Honolulu. Debtors to the estate should pay immediately. Dated Honolulu April 12 2005.
The undersigned appointed by the Last Will and Testament of Harold L Scott deceased of Honolulu Island Hawaii provides notice to all persons to present claims against the estate duly authenticated whether secured by mortgage or otherwise within six months from the date hereof or be forever barred. Debts owed to the estate should be paid immediately. Dated Honolulu April 19 1905 Jas Lyle Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Harold J Scott deceased Wid-Ape 19 20 May 10 17
We the undersigned members and co partners of Arm of Jung Sing Wai on Moanalua Oahu have sold shares of stock to Wal Sok Ching Kun Lam Kew Hong Lin Loong Hing Sam Kun Chin Po and will assume all debts of the firm Lake Tsing Chong Tam Nein Lam Keen Young Pong Mung Chiu Ho Hoy Bocone A new restaurant Mu Ing Low at 1026 Maunakea Street will open for business tomorrow with two dining rooms on first and second floors Meals will be served from 6 am to 9 pm
By authority bids will be received at the office of the Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu Hawaii until 12 o clock noon June 15 1905 for constructing a dam and reservoir in Nuanu Valley on Oahu Island. Plans and specifications are on file with J H Howland. Bidder copies cost 5.00. Bids sealed and addressed to C S Holloway Superintendent of Public Works. Each bid must include a certified check of 3500.00 and be delivered prior to 12 o clock noon. The work is to be awarded as a whole with estimated quantities, which may be adjusted. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids. 8 Holloway Superintendent. Honolulu May 8 1905.
A dense record of real estate deeds and transfers dated April 1905 across Honolulu Oahu and adjacent islands. Entries note buyers, sellers, property parcels, locations like King Street and Kapalama, and values in dollars, with framing legal references and record pages. The list also includes a notice about a judge ment and a request for a weekly edition resume of notices.
A Union article argues for Juvenile courts and manual training as crucial reform tools. It cites Colorado’s system linking education and prevention, notes the role of doctors to locate defects, and urges adding manual training between sixth and eighth grades to steer youth away from crime toward skilled labor and better citizenship.
Special to The Hanalei News notes Dr Morita visiting Kilauea possibly taking a post and staying through Tuesday. The report mentions A M Boyle and Mdritz departing Heaven Kilauea for Honolulu on the KeAuolua, trips by B Clark and T J Davos Co. personnel to Wainiha, and H A Jaeger’s arrival from Kukulula with plans to visit Ataintha. An engineer at Wheinija reports 14 inches of rain in April, muddy valley roads hinder travel.
The Supreme Court plans to hear the Magoon case on May 15 but Judge Robinson’s departure may delay proceedings. Chief Justice Frear said a circuit judge from another district may sit if needed and the court hoped to proceed on May 15 barring unforeseen events.
In Naalehn Ki May 1 a dispute delayed nominations as a meeting at Watohina Fourthoun planned for May 6 sought delegates for a Milo convention. Leaders arrived late and plantation chiefs faced friction affecting the nominations and readiness.
Kapaa notes describe Emma Kalpu traveling from Koolay to visit Mrs. Hy Blake and planning to depart Sunday afternoon. Attorney C. W. Andford paid visits to Mrs. HM Blake and Miss Kaipua with a flight arranged. A baseball game is set for Sunday afternoon at Kilauea between the Kilauea boys and the Wilsons, with Kaw hau Athletic Club members seen practicing wineball.
About thirty Indies and gentlemen gathered at Mrs McCarthy’s home in Nualehu on May 7 to bid aloha to Dr L B Thompson before his departure for the coast and a visit to his properties in Los Angeles. The evening featured progressive entertainment, dances, and a fine supper as Thompson expressed interest in law and future ventures. A minor earthquake shock was felt across Kant during the event.
A Seattle report states the steamer Olympia may be used to ship Japanese laborers to Seattle amid a Honolulu boycott of the vessel. The Oriental Trading Company of Honolulu chartered the Olympia for this work, with local business leaders opposing Japanese labor and the Seattle owners signaling plans to repurpose the voyage if needed.
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