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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
8
A Fort Street storefront is listed at 25.00 per month while a dwelling at Macola and Wilder Avenue is shown at 25.00 per month. The notice outlines rental terms for the two properties with monthly rates.
The Supreme Court ruled against the Oahis Railway and Land Company in its tax appeal. The decision clarifies taxation scope for contracts under the statute, noting the contract was deemed taxable and the appeal denied. Cantley and Withington represented the taxpayer. Depuy and Prowser argued for the state.
California editors back from Hondu trip push creation of a direct Los Angeles to Honolulu steam line. D J Holt of Santa Monica and Chamber of Commerce discuss freight and tourist benefits with Honolulu promoters led by H P Wood. Wood plans visits to coast cities and a banquet to enlist more support for the project.
The Territory of Hawaii Court of Land Registration schedules a hearing for John Walker to prove title to a Waikiki parcel of 4860.1 square feet bounded by King and Piikoi streets. Parties include Mow Wal Company Chun Chew Sing G8 Leithead Dillon Cooke Limited and officials Peters Holloway and Smith. The Nov 1, 1906 date is set for the appearance.
Shipping notices list Maui and Hawaii ports arrivals and departures on October 24 26 with local times in Hawaiian standard time and details of vessels including Claudine Parker Nebraskan Weedon Mikuhata Hilenian Mauna Loa and others. The bulletin notes moon phase first quarter and mentions local time versus Greenwich time along with passenger and passenger list items for Queen Liliuokalani and several named individuals.
The tone highlights public spirited action by Mott Biwith of KA and W F Pogue of Mail, who refused pay for election inspector duties while accepting the per diem. notes resignation of Inspector George C Cooper of Maui via Chief Clerk Buckland, with Cooper seeking the position but resigning late.
A letter dated October 5 1906 from Maui to the Secretary of Maui Honolulu describes a misunderstanding over a package of blank ballots. The judge promises not to open any ballots hereafter and expresses regret for the incident.
Fragmentary report notes Mo Kline and the Oregon Heataneant in a disputed arrangement. Names appear garbled but indicate a tense conflict or staffing change at a local organization or event. Further readable details are unavailable.
A sale notice dated Friday October 26 1906 announces a seven year old polo pony offered for auction in the speaker's residence at milearoom 847 Keabumanu Street. The pony is described as fast and gentle.
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