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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1903
Page
7
Lenchu, manager, announces a business notice dated April 22, 1002, from Honolulu. The brief item notes internal actions and an official filing referenced as T. 1 and 24at1m.
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Territory of Mawail In Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Tokujira Niya a hearing on the petition for administration is set for Monday June 6 1903 at 10 o clock am in Honolulu. The court invites all interested persons to appear and show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. Notice to be published in the Evening Bulletin in Hawaiian language three times weekly for three weeks. Dated Honolulu May 18 1903. Location and official names: C I Gear Second Judge Clerk George Lucan.
Washington reports a vast plan to form the Philanthropic Trust Company with 610000 capital to fund exclusively approved philanthropy. Fred G. Crosier of Wilmington claims a 100 member directorate and aims to convene a conference in New York or this city. no officers will take pay and all resources go to charitable work.
A long list of recorded May 1908 property deals across Hawaii includes Mizoguchi companies, Laupahorhoe Sugar, Kamuupule, and Waianae tracts. Entries note deeds, mortgages, and assignments with dates from February to May 1908 and values up to $5000. Various individuals and firms such as Bishop Co. and Molani, plus public notice of land parcels on Oahu, Maui, and Hawaii Island.
Engrossed resolutions from the Merchanie Association of Honolulu record the death of W. W. Dimond, praised as a founder and leader. The memorial notes his wife and family, and asks the association to enter the tribute in records and send a copy to his widow. Dated Honolulu Hawaii May 12 1905. George Worrmth vice president R P Helm per A Barnes secretary.
Yorktown arrived at Manila after a fourteen day voyage from Yokohama with stopovers at Cavite and Yokohama. The ship will remain for work and take on 250 tons of coal. A waiter named Madsen died during the voyage after heavy drinking and illness early in the trip. Yorktown officers listed include Commander D C V Stuart and several lieutenants, with surgeons and clerks aboard.
The Niihau arrived from Punatuy with 31 854 bags of sugar reported ready for shipments. Purser Kne notes Croat trades and moderate activity while discharging freight at Punuliwu, with 14th day conditions and a rough sea along the Hamakua coast. Another steamer Nova from Honomakoi, Kukuihora, Mustaca arrived with 182 bags of sugar. Purser Wright cites outward and return voyages with moderate trades and weather.
The wlonmer Mikwhala arrived from Kauai port with 2104 bags sugar and miscellaneous goods. Sugar imported to Krunt port for shipment totals 7100 bags, plus 469 bags for Makioe and 37 300 for Purwer Frtel. Edward May departed Makawoll with 29 000 bags of sugar. The Kauai steamer was at Waimin, weather calm with light trades. another vessel noted heavy seas delaying discharge.
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