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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1905
Page
7
A receiver announces a foreclosure sale covering 1972.27 acres crop land, cane fields, extensive equipment, buildings, maps, laborers’ quarters, and plantation assets in the District of Puna. The sale may be adjourned, bids require 10 percent deposit, and full payment within ten days after court confirmation.
William Pfotenbauer as Receiver announces foreclosure and public auction under a Hawaii court decree. The sale covers all lands and leaseholds of Puna Sugar Company Limited in the Puna district, Hawaii, including bonds and related interests, with details of dates and parties involved in the Historic Territory proceedings.
Court records show foreclosure actions against Puna Sugar Company Limited. Receiver William Pfotenbauer invites inquiries at Hackfeld & Co or Smith & Lewis in Honolulu, with details filed at the court. notice dated October 9, 1904, in Honolulu, extending through 1906 with schedule of appearances.
Postponement notice for the Pine Sugar Co. Ltd. states the meeting is moved to Tuesday March 7 1906 at 12 o'clock noon. Location is the front entrance to the Judiciary Building in Honolulu. Receiver William Pyotenhauer signs the document.
The sale of the Puna Sugar Co was postponed to Friday March 17 1905 at 12 noon at the front door of the Authority Building Honolulu. Receiver William Pfotenhauer of Puna Anger Co Ltd notes the new date.
By order of Court 1072.27 acres more or less of growing cane crop withdrawn and sold at private sale. property described as held by Pine Sugar Company Limited. Sale postponed to Saturday May 1 1905 at 12 o'clock noon at the front door of the Judiciary Bathing in the stated Montana. Receiver William P. Pottaum announces the action.
In the First Circuit Court of Hawaii, By order of Judge John T De Bolt the oath regarding 1072.27 acres of Puna Sugar Co Ltd cane is postponed for a further period from May 20 1905 to May 27 1906 at noon. Lillian Birdie Brown sues Edward M Brown through a summons to appear twenty days after service in Honolulu in Chambers. Writs and notices are issued by Clerk J A Thompson for the Territory of Hawaii.
The federal government will fund travel and expenses for Hawaii guardsmen to compete at Sea Girt New Jersey in August. Hawaii seeks a strong team from 12 to 18 marksmen, with practice at Kahaulki and free ammunition. Local organizers, led by Capt. Sam Johnson and Col. Jones, recruit sharpshooters to represent Hawaii and earn awards at the national event.
Notice is given that a special meeting of the stockholders of Wilder's Steamship Company will be held at the company office in Honolulu on May 29 1905 at 1 o clock p m for the purpose of approving a sale of all business and property on dissolution and for other business. The stock transfer books will be closed from May 26 1905 to May 26 1906. Secretary S B Robb dated Honolulu May 19 1905.
The Special Joint Conference Committee reports a favorable bill on appropriations for the Territory. Amendments cut or raise items across Treasury, Public Works, Agriculture, Survey, Judiciary, and Health services, including replacing large line items, adding rubber tree experiments, and adding new building and equipment expenses at Kalaupapa and other facilities.
A new pact between the Alexander Young and the Moana promises mutual benefit for guests. Patrons on the American plan at the Young may obtain breakfast, luncheon, or dinner at the Moana by showing a card with meal preferences and guest name, enabling cross hotel service at Watkill upland bathing grounds or park.
Real estate filings show transfers entered for record between 10 30 p m and 4 p m. John Ii Hat Ltd sells to Bin Que Co. J Kauhane sells to Lung Do Wal Co. Emily Judd by attorney sells to Wm Western. Tong Ken Co transfers to Kwang Chock Co. in a list itemized by the Bulletin’s legal notices column.
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