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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
2
A longion fragment discusses U S policy toward the Philippines and a potential retention or transfer of control. It references Roosevelt, trade reactions, and grocery trade implications, urging wholesale grocers to respond and indicating plans to revive returns and seek official guidance.
A historical discussion on tailored suits notes that the modern office wearer favors carefully tailored waists and jackets with formal lines. It highlights a white shirt and conservative accessories, praising a clean, elegant look while warning against overly dainty or flashy details. The piece reflects evolving women’s fashion and mentions a Newport seashore anecdote as a broader cultural aside.
Readers learn fashion tips for winter hosiery focusing on plain black stockings with minimal embroidery and subtle patterns. Embroidered designs, dots, and color contrasts are discussed as stylish options, alongside affordable home made patterns and ready made accessories. The piece notes cost comparisons and the appeal of easy matching with gowns and outerwear.
Real estate entries list multiple transfers and liens recorded November 23 1908 during a 10:30 am to 4 pm window. Parties include Entered for Record entries for Kohala Diteh Co Ltd, McBryde Sugar Co Ltd, Kinney, Cornwell, and Hutchinson Sugar Pita among others, with various buyers sellers and attorney notes amid a dense ledger of transfers and obligations.
A fragmentary note describes a New York city missionary and a brother of a late eminent figure. It mentions a tonic called Ayer’s Sarcpariliiy and a worn health system. The passage implies personal health improvement after taking the product, but details are incomplete.
Nov 1 Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm plans to deploy ships and torpedo boats to St Petersburg if revolutionary movements threaten the Czar. Germany seeks to deter Russian reformers while safeguarding its own interests amidst volatile European tensions.
Chicago Daily News reports on Pete Green and Sami with a wary tone as tense talk about winuations and life jackets surfaces. Sam Sparky weighs in, noting uncertainty while alarms rise over imagined threats and family safety.
By authority a sale will be held at 12 noon Monday December 4 1905 at the Judiciary Building Honolulu for parcels of public land at Pukele Palolo Oahu. Upset prices range from 19000 to 17600 with various acreages. Applications for bidding may be filed at the Land Department before sale time.
In pursuance of a mortgage dated January 21 1890 from Kahanamoki and Kapa to the undersigned, the mortgagees declare default for nonpayment of principal and interest. On December 5 1905 at noon, the land described in Royal Patent 2638 and Land Commission Award 10023, Palolo Island of Oahu, will be sold at public auction at the Fort and Queen Streets warden rooms, Honolulu. Cash in US Gold Coin, deed at purchaser’s expense. Alfred Magoon and J Lightfoot for mortgagees.
Public foreclosure notice from mortgagee Alfred Magoon to the Hawaii landowner J Alfred Magoon and Will E Fisher auctioneers. Foreclosure for nonpayment to be sold December 4 1905 at noon at Fort and Queen Streets Honolulu land described as Royal Patent 2441 parcel. Auctions bill lists cash terms and tenant expense.
Assignee of mortgage under Haima A Kahin and J K Rayhinw to J M Monsarrat Trustee Joe Biwhe F Cartwright gives notice of intent to foreclose for default. Sale to be held December 4 at noon at the WHI EK Fisher corner Fort and Queen Streets Honolulu. Property is Lot 19 to 26 inclusive, Block 3 Punanu ward Punahou, 42 000 square feet, conveyed to Emma A Kahinu in 1899.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS The undersigned Adwin Ehrlich administrator of the estate of M B Levy deceased, gives notice to all persons having claims to present them within six months from the first publication or be forever barred. Beginning Nov 18th 1905 prices on crushed rock are reduced: No 1 1.98 per cu yd No 2 1.80 per cu yd No 3 2.05 per cu yd No 4 1.40 per cu yd. No 4 now near white sand price for complete work. LORD BELSER.
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