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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
7
Local ad promotes a new line of school outfits for boys with emphasis on comfort and fit. Customers are invited to view a range priced from 82 to 7, with claims that proper clothing helps boys concentrate on studies.
Notice of a Hawaii Territory court ordered sale by Ng Fawn estate administrator NG PING. Auction set for Nov 1905 at 12 noon, Honolulu Kaahumanu Street room, to highest cash bidder, with 10 percent to auctioneer and balance on court confirmation, property described as Hauhaukoi taro patch land Royal Patent 7167.
The Honolulu Brewing and Malting Company Ltd announces the annual stockholders meeting to be held at No 638 Queen Street Honolulu Territory of Hawaii on Saturday October Livt 1906 at 10 oclock a m The stock books will be closed to transfers October 12 to October 24 1905 both dates inclusive. Frank Halstead acting secretary Honolulu October 11 1908. Inter Interland Telegraph Co Limited announces rate changes effective October 2 1905 for telegrams 160 per word minimum $1 50. By order of the board of directors Treasurer MODI.
Notices warn all persons against shooting or hunting on Maunalue lands at Koko Head under full penalty of law. Maunaia lands enforcement revoked permits and DP Isenberg Eng receives assignment. W. W. Weight Co. and J A M Johnson Co Ltd issues seek authority and power of attorney notices.
Petition by Ethel Keepers Abrame seeks registration of Lot 9 16 17 and adjoining parcels in Magoon Tract Honolulu Oahu. Court of Land Registration to hear November 11 1905 at 1:30 PM. failure to appear may grant petition by default. Judge Philip I Weaver. Registrar W L Howard.
The Territory of Hawaii court cites residents to appear in Honolulu on November 7, 1905 to show cause why a petition by Harry Nowwood Denibon and Gembie Hite to register land in Wilder Avenue Makiki Street and surrounding parcels should not be granted. Names include Florence Harlan Frank Wenster Emily Judd Julia Judd Swan, Helen Judd Farley Emily Paught Judd Charles Judd Jr Terri, and Lorrin Andrews as attorney general.
A civil action from October alleges Becont Engineer Johan W Laker of Fire Teeter caused damages to Humphreys during a circuit of Waikiki. The suit claims Humphreys owed twenty five dollars to commence October and recounts a prior dismissal of a separate action in Waialua District Court. The filing details alleged insults and threats at Haleiwa Hotel and surrounding events involving witnesses and hotel guests, with references to associated legal costs and registration dates.
A list of property transfers and deeds in Honolulu including Euwilly Conradt to Mee Amelia, J Alfred Maxoon to Kahaunaele, and others. Records cover lots, rents, and prices with dates from 1903 to 1906, noting mortgage-like dealings, property boundaries, and district references such as Kapalama Kuakini and Wahiawa.
Discontinuances were filed in the Kona Sugar Co case following a purchase by a MeHtocker from the Kaplo land estate. About 1000 acres of cane land were involved with $25,000 paid for the lands alone and $160,000 on hand to sustain cultivation. A peaceful settlement between the Kaplolant estate and C J Hutchins trustees paves the way for renewed plantation activity.
Emma Goldman, famed anarchist, now operates rooms on Broadway as a hairdresser under an alias. The ex‑lecturer dresses plainly and works in a Hamptons style, attempting to conceal identity while still speaking out on charity and workers’ rights. The item notes her deviation from radical activity and references a GEO. FAIRCHILD piece on plantation labor in the same issue.
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