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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1910
Page
6
A damaged OCR item lists route times and stations in inconsistent form for Por t City and surrounding areas. It mentions Wahiawa and Letleua with unclear times and includes stray capitalized abbreviations and numbers, likely a transit schedule segment with many unreadable details.
Recorded Sept 6 1910 real estate transfers across Oahu including Kalolohia Wein Alana Padlakal Walalu and Kanvite Katalemoku to Prancte K Abana and others. Transactions list land parcels on Oahu with references to Kanvite Katalemoku Bishop & Co and Olaa Sugar Co Ltd among various buyers and properties.
By authority a public sale is announced for October 28 at noon in Hawaii. Lands described include a 114 square foot remnant at Alowa Heights Moputa and a remnant at Kemupati Kootinpoke, with prices given and cash payments required. A general lease of other land parcels totaling 9.68 acres is offered for one year starting July 2, 1911, with terms and conditions set by Public Lands Commissioner Marion Campbell in Honolulu.
The Board of Supervisors of Honolulu Territory Hawaii resolves to pay sixty six thousand seven hundred dollars to the Road Department for Pacific Road maintenance. The funds come from the General Fund via the County Treasury as approved by the Pacific Heights superintendent and Honolulu mayor.
Movements of mail steamers list vague routes and dates from September to October including San Francisco, Hong Kong, Japan, and Central American ports. The text also includes a stray verse about Cantoria and Castoria and ends with an oblique political note referencing a Democratic County Convention and initiation date.
Official notices state that the Territorial Central Committee of the Republican Party of Hawaii and the County Committee of the Republican Party will not be responsible for debts unless written consent signed by the chairman and countersigned by the treasurer. Signed Alfred D. Cooper, Secretary, Honolulu, September 1, 1910. John Marcalling, Secretary, Honolulu, September 16, 1910.
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