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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
7
Local notice notes assets dealers involved in meal extate loans and mort wagen arrangements. mentions entities in the trade and potential financial maneuvers affecting suppliers and customers. Further details appear in the public record as a cautionary outline of obligations and rights.
Emily Adelin Hone and Carl Waldeyer wed at the Anglican Church in Wailuku on September 17. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. Wm Ault, featured Mendelssohn’s Wedding March as the bride entered with her brother Ferdinand Hans, followed by a reception at the manager’s residence and a late-night departure for their honeymoon in Ulupalakua. Notables including Hon. and Mrs. Baldwin attended the celebration and month-long congratulatory greetings poured in from local residents.
American thoroughbreds bred in California and owned by J. Macky are to be shipped to Japan with the Mikado's approval. Experts expect these horses to trigger a revolution in Japan's horse flesh and breeding, prompting imports and potential breeding farms to satisfy noble and wealthy demand.
A garbled OCR note references Kahutel Shipping with departured vessels including a hoonar and several named individuals such as Alexander and Jacobean, noting discharge and plans to load augur for Bun Frans. The text mentions a steamer or schooner cargo activity, with loaded and unloaded goods, dates around September 30, and various plan names, all obscured by errors.
The National Guard schedules a field day in the latter part of the month under Col. Jones. A meeting at the bungalow Sunday forenoon set the plans with maneuvers, small arms, and field pieces along the railroad line. All city companies expected to participate and the Hilo company may join in Honolulu.
A 19 year old plaintiff suing police lieutenant W. M. Keolanui in Hilo seeks damages for alleged unlawful detention, search, and seizure while in custody for several hours without legal process. He claims injury to credit and business, and that his papers were taken and kept. The defendant acted as a police officer on duty during the incident.
Pacific Union Oil Co operates in Coalinga oil fields California with multiple producing wells. Stock offers potential profits as oil stocks in California have shown large gains per share. The company claims solid officers and promised prudent use of sale proceeds for property development. J H Figher & Co stock brokers Honolulu agents for Pacific Union stock.
Miss Caroline Haskins is invited to inspect specimens of her skill in her reception room at the rear of King Bros. Art Stove and Photo Studio, 120 Hotel Street. Three supplementary volumes of the Viemionary of National Biography will be published in September and will include prisons who bind up to the day of Queen Victoria's death. An example tone made for George Smith, the promoter and publisher of the work, who died last April.
Legal notices cover a public sale of estate land in Honolulu and waianae Hawaii. It lists administrator Jonaluln M. Gonbalves and attorney J.M. Long, with conditions, location at 65 Queen Street, bidders, date September 1 1901, and parcel details from Royal Patent 045 including Makiki and Waikiki boundaries, amount about 22490 square feet. Also mentions further probate hearing for S. F. Kamake at Waianae October 6 1901, to approve accounts and discharge administrator.
Notice states a violin instructor, recovering from illness, will meet prospective pupils at a near hospital area. It advertises instruction by the celebrated McLowell and an agent Mrs for the Allan Territory. Also notes the Hawaiian Labor Bureau will engage laborers in Hawaii and arrange contracts, with contact details for inquiries.
The Hoard of Fire Commissioners of the Honolulu Fire Department invites sealed tenders for a team of two aries to be wound and active, totaling about 1500 she, with height 17 hands, ages 7 to 4 years. Bids due October 12, 1801, after government approval, with 60 days for delivery after acceptance. commission reserves the right to reject any or all.
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