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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1899
Page
8
A Honolulu agency advertises soil and filling material from J. Hackfeld & Co. Ltd. excavation. Terms offered by ED Harrison, contractor. Restaurant service notes claim trained waiters and civil attentive service.
A jumble of sale notices and employment ads mentioning prices, goods for sale, ships, engines, organs, and various positions. Snippets show requests for a young Japanese woman, a German chre, a cook, a barbers, and room rentals. Many lines are incomplete with scattered names and addresses.
Notice is hereby given that the Third Assessment of 25 per cent on the Asses sable Stock of the OAHU SUGAR GO. LTD will be due and payable at the office of H Hackfeld and Co Ltd on December 20th 1899 Hackfeld Treasurer election of officers At the annual meeting of Union Feed Company Limited held in Honolulu this day of November ensuing the company for the ensuing year viz Macfarlane President W F Allen Vice President F W Macita Manager and Treasurer F Kiamp AUS tog FR Vida Secretary Directors B cmelane Geo Robertson FW ict W F Allen J Fe erected secretary alow pag
The Times editorial praises U S sympathy for England over South Africa, calling American concern based on informed regard for merit in the quarrel. It notes Americans value republican ideals and England's shared commitment to equal rights, liberty, and vigorous progress, urging mutual support.
Shipping entries list vessels and routes with notes on destinations such as Kahului, Nawiliwili, Maalaea, and Molokai. It records arrivals, departures, and sailings including interisland steamers Jehan, Mokoul, Claudine Cameron, Mikahala Pedersen, W G Hall Thompson, and others, dated November 15 to 21.
Captain Litt lehal es of the Brithop Kurdistan reports from Valparaiso that the Magdalene, a French steamship bound for Havre, has vanished near the Magellan Strait. Sightings of lights at night match a possible wreck. Crew fate and location remain unconfirmed. An American sailor named Stetson left the Magdalene amid misgivings before she disappeared.
Wailuku notes report Katulu Railroad agent Mr Combs reputed wealthy in kal o land. S. Ojordrum of Hank plantation recent Kahului Wailuku visit. Chapin of Mexisco Hall & Gon left for Kona after Kawaapa and Wailuku stay. Abbott divorce case discontinued. Sints arrives from Volcano via Kinau to visit Maui beneficial. Hana residents plan Thanksgiving event Nov 30. Maui Telephone Company publishes subscriber list. auctions in Wailuku district set for Dec 2 with upset at 400 dollars. Smythe injured by his own knife but treated by Dr Armitage. Wallaka Road Board meeting skipped. literary entertainment at Baldwin home. meteors not yet reported. Residents depart for Honolulu. Waldron switches jobs to Schaefer & Co. Freight wagon salvaged. Hana luau marks Kekahu and Hoomee wedding. Circuit Court to hear estate accounts for Randall von Tempsky. partition suit proceeds with default granted in Lee Fatdon case.
New York reports W K Vanderbilt as the chief factor in a $75,000,000 automobile combine. The company named American Vehicle Company has paid Delaware secretary of state for a pending certificate of incorporation. Francis J. Carly of Detroit is said to be named president.
Washington reports four cotmarual death sentences from the Philippines awaiting transmission to the Secretary of War and then the President for approval. Private Otto Conine Corporal George Camphoffer Private Peter Bennett and Private William Kirk borough of units Thrift Infantry face execution unless commutations are secured. General Otis has recommended mercy but would need full approval to modify the sentences.
Wailuku November 18 District Magistrate P N Kahokuoluna of Makawao sentenced Manel Charles the Spaniard who assaulted Mr Engle a Palama with a toe to one year and six months imprisonment at hard labor. His attorney will appeal for mitigation though the appeal is not yet perfected. Next Monday is the last day to perfect the appeal. The Bulletin price is 75 cents per month.
Notion In hereby given that under and in pursuance of an order issued out of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit In the Ratate of A. K. Sylva deceased Tam directed by J. P. Mendonet Administrator to sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on Saturday the 1st day of November 1899 At 12 o'clock noon at my salesroom on Queen street in Honolulu all the Right Title and Interest of the said A. K Sylva deceased in and to an undivided Half Interest in a certain piece of land at Auwalolima Honolulu Oahu with a description of angles measurements and boundaries in Hawaiian text The sale includes a wooden structure and a half interest in the building with deed costs and sale subject to Circuit Court confirmation. For further particulars apply to Council Brown Attorney for Administrator. Dated Honolulu November 4th 1899.
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