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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
8
The notice states that on a forthcoming Saturday a parcel of land near Dudnetay Gatleiese will be offered for sale to settle taxes and claims. It names Edward Hoy as committee of land affairs and William Oster as administrator of Eva J. Shenment, with dates and deadlines for filing claims and appeals and the required appearance at the hearing.
Notleee announces opening of land offerings under the Net at sth for Homeston cemeos on or after November 20 1907. Applications must be filed in person at the Public Lands Office Honolulu by the applicant, with a posting date set for 4 moon Saturday, November. Edward S Hoyd Commissioner. Public Lands Office October 29 1907.
The ant mils described below have been impounded at Makiki Kona Inland of Cuba and may be sold at a public auction. An auction is set for Saturday November 18 at 12 noon if fees and damages are not paid sooner. Owners of the listed animals are notified to claim or forfeit their property.
The New England Bakery operates with two highly skilled white bakers overseeing the cake and bread department. The establishment emphasizes cleanliness, wholesomeness, and sanitary practices, using top quality flour for Gluten Rye French homemade breads and a variety of pastries.
Administrator's sale of real estate under Hon Geo D Sedivhie Chrentz of the First Circuit Territory Viewed yields a public auction on November 10, 1901 at 12 o'clock noon, at the courthouse hall in Howell, Toland of Gale. The property includes buildings and improvements with bounds described by Royal Patent grants and adjacent parcels formerly owned by I. Lemon and others, to the initial point with an area of meres. Bidders must comply with court order and deed terms.
Abigail K Campbell Joseph O Carter and Cecil Brown executors under James Campbell's will sue to assert heirship and territorial rights in Koolau area Hawaii They allege ownership of specific wata waters and claim extensive use of mullet fishery rights and access to the land under United States authority The readable fragments indicate a probate linked suit over land and fishery privileges in Oahu territory with named locales and families.
Local and general notices mention a Vive bath entertainment at the Hawaiian Hotel. The Mowlant Hawt Club plans to hold dates tomorrow and responds to a call for members. A Hawaii Yoow Chuo meeting opens an election for a liberation. Net Macfarlane receives congratulatory messages from friends on his engagement. In Police Court the forenoon session records Chinatin and Japanese Sailor Nuet charged with a Charlie gunb Hing Kanak incident. A man killed that week at Pa leaves an aged mother. Dependent upon Nim tar support.
A garbled 1900s style notice notes a Harvard graduate receiving a recognition from a historic college and references prominent figures of the era, including Roosevelt and Adams, alongside mentions of printing, binding, gilding, and map engraving processes at the Evening Bulletin office.
Weather notes show clear conditions with temperatures around a midday high near 84 degrees and humidity rising by a.m. at Diamond Head Signal Station. Ports report arrivals from Kauai Molokai and Honolulu lines, with ships Mikativln Gracey and others sailing today toward Kinad port and the Orient, and passengers departed for Mant and Moloke porte. Arrivals include Kauel, Michal, and Air Michal Det AF Gay de Arendt. several names listed among passengers and crew.
The Postoffice Department outlines plans for a seaport mail service linking the Pacific coast routes. Two contracts operate under different tariffs, with one between San Francisco and Honolulu and another between San Francisco and Australia. If launched, clerks will manage separate mail streams, routing to Hawaii and Australia and forwarding items accordingly.
The vessel dubbed the pontoon is nearing keel installation at Howlant Way, crafted by an unnamed builder near Aaiskek. It will operate in shallow waters with a three inch draft and be extremely stiff, carrying extensive canvas. Builders claim strong speed potential in calm seas, though performance in rough conditions remains disputed. trials begin next Sunday with close public watching.
The Pacific Hardware Company sues CH Keown a plumber and TY F Davidson and others for goods and merchandise sold over the past two years. It claims the garnishees now hold money belonging to the defendant and seeks $1200 plus attorney fees. The filing notes a judgment amount and related costs.
A damaged stock matter near the corner of King and Alukea is under investigation. Authorities seek to confirm if a rover violated an agreement with a company by handling 2000 dollars of goods tied to J B Walker and another firm, with a clause restricting subsequent contracts.
A runaway vehicle on Nanny Street collided with another at the corner of Hotel Street. One occupant was ejected and injured as the horse dragged toward Hotel Street near Port Lane. Agnew, attempting a rescue, was knocked down but recovered and stood after a brief delay. Local witnesses described signs of Tulgue and Lon Agnew’s earlier actions.
An 18th century account outlines Watertown engravings for colony currency. It recalls Paul Revere aiding engraving of famous notes, soldiers notes and a sword in hand design. Mentions Congress approval and payment for engraving work and security measures. Also notes Maharajah of Jodhpur visiting, traveling to Rome and Paris.
An advertisement touts painless dental care in Honolulu using patented appliances and gold or porcelain crowns, claimed with ten year warranties. It promises free examination and notes graduates with wide experience will perform all work under special departments.
Public auction to sell granite paving blocks from the WWII era set at the Hackfeld building corner of Fort and Queen Streets. Details are partially legible but indicate sale of construction materials and associated items.
Under orders from the Circuit Court a sale is held to foreclose a mortgage on The Orpheum Co. parcel of land at 65 Queen Street, Fort Street north side, 120 by 240 feet, about 0.28 acre. Auction Saturday November 16 at 4 00 PM. Gold coin payment. Deeds at purchaser expense. For details contact the clerk’s office.
Undersigned offers rations to lease tote in Central Block on Berotanta Street No B88 adjoining the Queen's Hospital property. Valuable property suitable for stores, offices, dwellings. Applications treated with priority and option to purchase at a later date based on rental payments. Details on rents and terms available on request.
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