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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
7
The passage urges readers to judge goods by eye rather than trust sellers, noting that nine times out of ten the goods don’t match claims. It presents the eyes as ultimate judges to approve or condemn offerings.
Notice to holders of Walalua Agricultural Company Ltd bonds detailing a 1.5 million dollar issue dated March 1906 with 5 percent interest, redeemable after 20 years, secured by a deed of trust and funded sinking reserve, exchange options for existing bonds, and duties for trustees and officers.
In the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit Territory of Hawaii, probate matters. The undersigned administrator of the estate of Kapua a deceased requests any interested parties to present claims within one month from publication. Legal action represented by J. C Attorney, Honolulu. October 10, 1905.
The report notes widespread adverse conditions across Hawaii with heavy rains and strong winds hindering irrigation, sugarcane growth, and general plantation work. Some districts report cane damage from winds while others see slowed maturation of winter crops such as pineapples and coffee. Weather improved briefly in areas like Kan district with showers, though low temperatures kept growth muted. Observers from multiple locations including Hilo, Kailua, and Kauai describe wet weeks, flooded plantations, and delayed harvesting and planting activities across the islands.
Fragmented text discusses cane loading, road conditions, and a promotion advisory. Mentions Walhtht Improvement Association, Hun Bowed of Truth, and suggested positions on Mant and Huyail. Includes distorted names and unclear events but signals a local civic or wartime era note on infrastructure and governance.
Notice advertises sale of a house once residence of L H Dye at 15 Young Street Haw ain. Property features include large bedrooms, double parlor and dining room, kitchen and all improvements, with front and depth measurements. Enquire of Miss Mary Sexton, Sanitarium, or attorney A Judd Judd Building.
Public auction to satisfy the decree in W. Chamberlain v Maria JBush and John Bush in the First Judicial Circuit Territory of Hawaii. Commissioner W A Sime will sell on Saturday November 28 1905 at 12 noon at the frame building on Fort Street in Honolulu. Details describe parcel boundaries along Pupeokow and Punchbowl Streets and Kahala areas with a long list of measurements and parcels. The sale occurs in Kauai division in Hawaii and is conducted under court order with reconfirmation of the Court.
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