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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
8
A garbled notice describes an accumulating estate of Henry Smith, noting a value around 854 in state currency and adjustments that exclude San Francisco. It mentions 19500 dleafaniten in the hited Kingdon and an average of 30 dollars, with unclear references to miners, minerals, and property.
A fragmented notice from Selamt Oman reports a staged action involving Akine and Samp Kee at Pant hak Watalun. The document mentions claims against Kain no Tal and Bam Wo Hap Kee, with affiliation to CH SHUON HOF & CO and references to individuals tied to Tapiral entities in a legal context.
A Honolulu land sale notice describes a real estate conveyance by Mra K Lazarus. It lists parcel boundaries along Beretat street and adjacent streets, with a cash sale in United States Gold Coin and a ten dollar fee prepaid. Enquiries are directed to the named court official in Honolulu.
Weather report details a moist midday reading with a dew point near the minimums and a high humidity reading at 4 am around 82 percent. The text lists arrivals and departures of various ships and passengers, noting routes from the Orient and Pacific ports and including numerous passenger names and ship names.
A fragmentary poem-like passage portrays a sickly man with steel eyes and failing appetite. The text mixes food imagery and surreal lines about canned meals and a “healthful” diet. It ends with a note about a monthly bulletin priced at 76 cents.
A New York Sun columnist notes Minister Wu cing-fang’s sharp questioning style during a Syracuse visit. The piece compares his tactful lines to general Celestial politeness, imagining him running a Questions and Answers column for a newspaper.
The spacious property at the corner of Luna Lilo and Keeaumoku streets faces 200 feet on Noble Street, 186 feet on Keeaumoku Street, and 200 feet on Matluck Street. Grounds are well kept, with a large new dwelling, parlor, dining room, kitchen, pantry, upstairs bedrooms, and servants’ quarters, offering a fine opportunity to own one of the nicest residences in Honolulu.
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