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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
7
A fragmented asset notice references State Histate and Sonny Mort, listing dealers assets in a vest office and two King cases. The readable portion implies asset handling or inventory tied to official proceedings, with no clear dates or full names available.
On a voyage aboard the steamer Doric to the Orient a diverse crowd of passengers gathered for varied entertainments. An itinerant performer and a governor general’s presence frame songs that became popular in Manila and Hong Kong, with verses referencing colonial leaders and rebellions, reflecting a lively cross cultural entertainment on the voyage.
Fragmented entries show multiple Hawaii real estate deeds and mortgages recorded in August and September 1901. Names such as Mokaviivn, Kaman Awana, H. Naytia, and H. Hackfeld appear alongside locations like Lahaina, Hilo, and Koolaupoho. The document lists grants, leases, and building interests with dates in 1894 to 1901 and amounts around hundreds of dollars.
Aug 21 at Sewport The Columns over twelve miles windward beat the Constitution by four minutes and nineteen seconds on corrected time to select the cup defender The defeat alarms supporters of Constitution as Nat Herreshoff the shipbuilder and designer was aboard and the vessel showed strength before the decision to match Shamrock II
Abrupt court session in Hawaii as judge dismisses the case after Harton and others failed to prove title to the property. No terms granted. ten days passed while the matter remained unresolved on the ground of insufficient proof.
The fragment mentions the Mariposa sailing early with passengers listed, then abruptly shifts to references about a translation by a French American editor and critiques of a literary work. Names such as Jordan Fran chan kouiryat and Humphreys appear among a long list of travelers and officials, followed by a discussion of a translator and five leading critics.
In a Honolulu notice, Pacific Union Company stock and oil prospects are discussed with stock prices rising from $1 to $1,500 per share as wells produce it is stated that profits will fund property development. The document outlines land parcels for sale on Merchant and Punahou Streets with specified boundaries and a 2500 square yard area leased to Lau Chong. A complex conveyance history references Joseph Lagarie and other parties with sale terms cash on delivery and a 10 percent down payment.
The sale, authorized by Equity Division case 1208, offers multiple parcels including property at Ming and Punene bow Streets and Lot blocks through Honolulu. The bid event is scheduled for Saturday, September 14, 1901, at the main entrance to the courthouse, with parcels derived from Royal Patents and former grants, including parcels on Punahou Street and Hanehbowb and Plier Walk areas.
Legal notice from the Supreme Court of the Territory of Man Protect announces a public hearing regarding a pirate case. The meeting is scheduled for Monday the ith day of September, at ten in the forenoon, in the chambers building in Hawalla, with compliance to official procedures and authority granted by Justiee of the surwne Coart.
The notice outlines engagement of tetherers on the Hawatian Islands and their assignment to a planting task. It references contracts and arrangements with reliable contractors, noting prompt attendance and a temporary office location in Spreekete Mulli ng, Row 11, Mortetreot.
A fragmented notice fragment appears with unreadable text about local matters. The legibility is insufficient to identify entities, actions, or dates.
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