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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1902
Page
5
The Attorney General presents opinions and discusses extravagant spending. He contrasts Hawaii appropriation bills with Nebraska and other states, debating whether shares should align with county government. The commission delays, then plans to resume after a short consultation and a brief recess.
A Honolulu court report details multiple estate disbursements for Hawaiian trusts and associations including Kamehameha Schools and the Hawaiian Evangelical Association. Another equity case approves a reform deed, limits to half interests, and orders conveyance to the complainant. A police court note reports a assault case and a postponed concert at the Hawaiian Hotel Annex.
Government and business items from a late 19th century Honolulu page note shop vacancies ship movements and local offices closing for a day. Mentions Ioan street commerce and C J Day grocery, Popular House Fort Street rooms, furniture sales by Coyne Furniture Co and a schooner Kawakena leaving port for timber with landing plans at Brown’s counter.
F Barron Morley will give a recital at the New Assembly Hall Pruashot College on Friday Septemtive 19 at a Pom program arranged by Arthur Hatin. The event features a refined selection and aim to showcase Morley among celebrated writers in his fine art.
Instruments filed for record in September list various names such as A Jaeger K Kane and W Molt, with multiple others including Kat Ho Dimond and K Kane Wilkes. The text appears to compress legal file entries and indicates transfer or recording actions across several parties and dates. A narrative about a Kaiser inviting a ruler and a letter of welcome to Germany is mentioned amid the real estate entries.
Rex Hitchcock reports Molokai people celebrated Regatta Day a week early while Lebia’s crew arrived Saturday afternoon from Molo kal ports. Kanak kaay prepared for a holiday as residents readied for races and festivities.
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