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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
5
A Garden Islands representative questioned Secretary A L C Atkinson about plans to open Motryde lands for homesteads. Atkinson said Kaluhes Teasy 1300 acres yields only 100 to 160 acres suitable for agriculture, with most plots in low valleys. land policy aims to bind the Territory to stable settlement and avoid transient plantation labor.
The Honolulu stock page of September 21 1906 lists names and prices with Sage Co Solep Hel and other items. Quoted figures include 6s and 3.621 for various securities. The report records activity and latest quotations for several stocks though many entries are unclear.
A discussion outlines a proposed shift from forced plantation tenancy to enabling families to acquire forty to fifty acres each. The aim is to create a permanent land stock, provide security in old age, and boost overall welfare. Some managers favor trying the new idea on a few plantations to prove its value while critics doubt its feasibility. The public remains wary of entrenched interests and the need to address wide disparities in the Territory.
Read wants and ads describing rentals, trades, and goods on sale. Notes for moving items, theater, lectures, and society notices. Mentions ships to San Francisco, a Kalihi Endeavor concert, and upcoming meetings. references local businesses and personnel including Emmelith & Co and Kalmah Patola.
Antone Rodrigues v Kalama Rodrigues et al reached Judge Robinson regarding appointing a trustee in place of J A Magoon. Avbt for petitioners argued Magoon’s guilt in malfeasance, while Magoon contended the appointment was lawful. The judge ordered amendment to include Antone Rosa as estate title holder and continued the hearing.
The County Attorney's office pursues a gambling expert in Police Court to aid in numerous cases. The expert's fees amount to about $200, with Treasurer Trent refusing to pay. The move hinges on securing an expert trusted by the county for a modest sum.
The secretary of the territory of Hawaii speaks of difficult questions and a tough bill pushed through the legislature. He notes no law is perfect but emphasizes the necessity of passage to avoid worse outcomes. The speaker delivers remarks in a formal setting, recalling dusty duties in Lihue.
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