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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1904
Page
7
Fragmented OCR notes mention an animal at Government Point Nowany Valley and a public sale date October 11 1904 at 12 o'clock. W A Kinney chairs the American Hapcow Company and Hibhol & Company act as agents for travelers checks.
Notley gives notice of a guardianship sale of real estate in Honolulu Territory. The guardian, John Perero Makaiwa, seeks auction of a described lot with specified reference numbers, at an upset price in United States gold coin, to be confirmed by the court. Attorneys F. Peterson represent the guardian. sale set for September 30, in Honolulu.
A copied historical notice discusses the Andrew Johnson pardon granting amnesty to A. S. Humphries of Columbus Mississippi for participation against the U S government. The text outlines oath requirements, restrictions on property and labor, and state secretary duties. It references the Business Man's Handy and Bulletin publications and lists prices for Evening and Weekly Bulletins.
Assignee of mortgage on Abi of Honolulu Territory of Hawaii seeks foreclosure for non payment. Sale to occur Monday October 1, 1904 at 12 noon at 180 Merchant Street Honolulu. Property includes Kahiliowua et al leasehold on Nunanu Street. Auctioneer Will E Pleher. attorneys Alfred Magoon and J Laghttoot.
Numerous recorded deeds dated September 1904 across Honolulu and surrounding areas, detailing transfers of pe land in Kalihi, Nuʻuanu, Kapalama, and Pacific Heights. Entries name owners such as Kea, Woodlawn Fruit Co, and Mary Foster with prices, lot numbers, and book pages, reflecting a busy land market and multiple trustees and heirs involved.
A fragmented historical item outlines thirteen strategies for winning a woman, urging consideration, generosity, respect, and partnership. It mixes dated social advice with marketing notes about political meetings and a registration deadline, reflecting the era’s gender norms and public notices.
Assignment of mortgage by Ali of Honolulu to Lange records Feb 1908, followed by notice of sale for defaulted payments. Sale to be held Oct 10 1904 at noon at 180 Merchant Street, Honolulu, with property at Kaumakapili described in Royal Patent 155, including easements, fences, buildings, and appurtenances. Auctioneer Wue Plector, attorney Magoon Lightfoot for assignee John Ross.
Local classifieds note "For Rent" cards available at The Bulletin offices. Reader can browse listings for apartment and property options, with pricing and terms posted on card signs. Limited inventory reflects current demand and community housing options.
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