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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1905
Page
5
A claim is made that the purest ingredients are used and scientifically mixed by special machinery to achieve a finish impossible by ordinary hand methods. The management favors W, presenting Pure Prepared Paint as superior to ready mixed alternatives.
Advertisement for a kitchen table in white spruce lumber with cedar drawers and two large four-bin sections one separated for breakfast foods. Priced at 4 500 dollars in sale.
Boston Herald interview with Henry K. Cooper, former Hawaii governor, argues Americans should settle in Hawaii to farm cane sugar and fill long leases expiring. He predicts canal labor demand will boost Honolulu’s Pacific role, while native Hawaiians may not rise in activity. Cooper favors plantation sugar with small plots of about 25 acres to spur industry and stability.
Readable OCR notes show Kiel listing two quantities with prices: 50 at 7.60 dollars and 10 at 4.50 dollars. No additional context provided.
The text details alternative land tenure methods under government policy to attract capital for settlement, noting leases with 25 percent minimum improvements and varying rents. It also discusses cane land valuation, public auction options, and installment purchases. It notes a shift in sugar shipment routes, a new Pacific rail link, and planned port improvements affecting competition with the Panama Canal. References to Mr. Cooper, his return, and the Sugar Factor Company are included.
Notice from the Treasurer of the Territory of Hawaii announcing that all registered Treasury Warrants will be paid at the Treasury on and after November 15, 1905. Official notice dated November 14, 1906 from J. Campbell Treasurer in Honolulu Hawaii Territory.
Old friends greet Captain Harry A. Smith of the Pittoonth Infantes with his wife and two children aboard the Sherman as Wye hia and companions tour the ship. Captain and family join a hospitality tour by Mr. Mange at the Kala Kiniantation Co. hotel, with a dinner at the Mawalian. The Mauna Joa carried a cargo including sugar, coffee, beans, peppers, hides, poultry, cattle, hogs, and various groceries.
The item list includes Armstrong and a note on groceries, freight delays at Mant porta, and a sailing schedule for Noway with Mahukena, Honoka, and Kus. New rooms for rent at Noplas and various ads for news dealers, furniture protection, and feed co. Also references to a sheriff sale, a maritime accident, and multiple brief legal notices.
Tomorrow is the final day to pay taxes without a penalty. After this date a ten percent charge will apply. Treasury officials report strong revenue inflow from both local and inland districts as registered warrants are funded, reflecting quick payments this year and satisfaction among leading merchants.
Valuation report by appraisers Margen John Quderkirk and M T Simantwon lists land in Ulouk bounded by Ft ta Seheol Fort and Vineyard street at 4100. Improvements include structures and one plane building with 4008. Leasing to various parties notes 9000 cash on hand 147180 and care center tools valued at 716. Total estate value computed as 22838.
Delegate Kuhio and his wife arrived aboard the Mauna Loa, returning passengers. He has spent most of his time since returning from Washington at the Woods boys ranch.
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