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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
7
A local store promotes a new line of Acoo suits aimed at boys, urging parents to clothe their children for school. The ad promises affordable prices from two to eight dollars, inviting customers to visit the shop.
Guardian to sell seized property connected with Globe Clothing Co at 64 Hotel Street. Auction aims to settle debts under applicable law. Public notice outlines sale date, terms, and contact for lienholders and interested bidders.
A dense record notes multiple property transfers and mortgages in Hawaii. Entries reference Bank of Hawaii, Manuel J Car Bruce Cartwright, Pearl City, Kaimuki, and various deed dates between 1905 and 1908. Included are public notices of auctions and stockholder meetings for local companies.
George A. Moore, president, retires after long service. Board of directors approves resignation and names Henry T. Scott as successor. Dated Oct 2, 1905, Maui records mention land patents and plantation topics, reflecting era incidents and local corporate changes in Hawaii.
Notices warn that shooting or hunting on Maunalua lands including Koko Head is strictly prohibited with penalties. The advisories revoke prior permits and list powers of attorney authorizing action during absence from Hawaii Territory. Multiple names appear with authority and firm references such as MANUALUA RANCH CO and AL ME Johnson Co Ltd.
Diver surveys the Alameda wreck off Fort Point after it ran aground. Four port side holes and one on starboard indicate damage from rocks, with extensive injuries to the liner and casualties feared. Underwriters assess repairs and potential salvaging as operations continue.
A large family gathering described across various broadcasts from Mother Flow and relatives in New York Mallimora Los Angeles and San Francisco. The piece notes humanitarian calls, cablegram reception, and international mentions during a day of ceremony and music with invited relatives and guests.
The Mawalin hand wien a public Horthlanveling promotes a concert at Alexander Youre Hotel. It lists acts including Hawaiian songs by Berger, Mrs. N. Alapa, and selections such as The Serenade, Vienna Toot by Herbert Waite, The College Widow by Stranes Marek, Higgins The Star Spangled Banner, and a closing note on The Weekly Eadith Bullets summarizing the day’s events.
By authority a notice states horses impounded at the Government Pound in Maki Koni talaid of Gabi. It lists two mares with descriptions and colores, and a dark bay colt. They will be sold on Saturday October 2, 1906 at 12 o'clock noon if not claimed before.
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