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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
8
An advertisement claims "Save the Horse" cures blemishes in horses with guaranteed success. Letters from customers like MO NOWLAN and DAVID PARRINGTON praise the remedy, noting restored movement and relief after six weeks. Distribution via Hollister Drug Co and Hobron Drug Co.
A Honolulu county ordinance passed by the Board of Supervisors bans spraying or misting laundered clothing by mouth or via employees during laundering for hire. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines from five to twenty five dollars and possible imprisonment for nonpayment. The ordinance takes effect after passage and publication.
Maritime notices list Hawaiian Standard Time differences from Greenwich, with tides at Kahulul and Hilo about an hour earlier, and a 1:20 p m whistle. Departures include M S Cote Simr for Yokohama at 9:30 p m and other vessels bound for Pearl Looks and Kauai ports, with sailing tomorrow schedules for Lane Kauai routes and Ha Ma.
Passengers listed arriving at Kanal ports on Mauna vessel include Rev H Isenberg and W H Tell with Ming A Tell C H Hall Calvert G D Funwell J J Ha and others. The ship waits Friday October 6 for Maul Kona and Kanporta with names White and wife A Garvie Bishop Resturick and BM Brown among onlookers.
The morning deliver of the $0000 refunding bonus was made by Treasurer umpbell to W. G. Irwin who purchased them. E. J. Spalding, founder of Spreckels' and Company, called at the Treasury and bundled the whole, fortine with ini.
Harold M. Sewall of Maine figures prominently in a Bath ceremony unveiling a wall tablet honoring Wiltshire poets Crabbe Bowles and Moore. A cabled Maine greeting to Mayor Crosby arrived for a luncheon where Sewall spoke, with The London Times detailing his recounting of Robert Loule.
In the United States District Court for the Territory of Hawaii at Honolulu a hearing is ordered on the discharge application of bankrupt Fred Kaeck Hanke rupt. Creditors and parties in interest are notified to appear on October 6 1906 at 10 a.m. The clerk will mail copies of this order and publish notices in the Honolulu newspaper at least one week prior. Signed by Clerk Walter L. Malin g.
A formal notice records a true copy certification issued by Walter B. Maling, clerk, asserting the document's authenticity. This terse entry marks the clerk's attestation.
Public sale notices list several mortgage foreclosure sales set for Saturday October 7 1905 at 2 o noon in the Army Land Salesroom 867 Kanhu manu Street. Transactions involve Maria D Carlow and husband to Hank of Hawaii parcels in Pearl City Lehua Avenue Pearl City Malin Avenue Pearl City and Wm C Achi to Canit Railway and Land Co Aniignes Lot 34 block 6 Pearl City 22 500 ng ft and L Able to Oslin Railway and Land Co Lot 12 block 29 Boar City Lata Poluea and D Katanokalant to Kor hata Land 0 Luh Avegnee 8 Acres Kapialel Molokal 314 acres Kirpuatel Moe lokal 3 acres Kapnatel Motokal 4 acres Apuakor hau Kohale Hawaii
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