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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
7
$500 reward offered in connection with a house not formerly the residence of 1 He Don. Mentions large bedroom parlor and dining room, kitchen, and improvements. Property description includes 155 feet deep and mentions Engule of Minn Mary Sexton, Banitarium, Ke walo street, or attorney A F Judd Building.
Waialua Agricultural Co Ltd plans a 1.5 million bond issue dated March 1906 with 5 percent interest, redeemable in 20 years and secured by a trust deed. Holders of existing bonds may exchange at par for new bonds, with options to receive difference in U S gold coin or new bonds, and an extra redemption fund from net profits.
Under and by virtue of a circuit court order, Mary K. Dwyer’s property in Honolulu is levied for public sale. The notice lists the parcel known as Puantoa, a King Street frontage site, and a mortgage dated March 14, 1905 to Western Hawaiian Investment Co. Ltd, with sale set for November 18, 1906 at 42 noon, subject to costs and prior mortgage. Sheriff A. Brown signs the notice.
Hoard of Health President I K R Pinkham warns Palama Chapel officials to install required facilities and adhere to the water closet rule for twelve persons or face written withdrawal. Letters from local residents urge compliance citing Bible and public health precedent.
Recorded deeds detail transfers in Honolulu Hawaii including parcels in KML and Minton tracts. Transactions show Metood and others selling and securing properties for amounts around 100 to 200 dollars with dates in 1905 and references to land parcels, trustees, and lawyers.
A list of attendees including Claudine Mant Worle Naw and Dr. W. D. Baldwin, Mrs. Patton, A. Doyle, J. Kassoth, and many others appears in a historical society notice. The fragmentary roster names officials, residents, and guests connected to a social or civic gathering in a past era.
A court ordered foreclosure sale in Honolulu Hawaii by Wm H Bush as Commissioner after a decree by Judge W J Rebn. Auction set for November 25 1905 at noon at the Judiciary Building front entrance. Two parcels in Paukoa and Palama Honolulu were described with metes bounds and rights, with the sale proceeds to pay the foreclosure and costs, terms in gold coin upon deed delivery.
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