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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1898
Page
3
Lawyer Kinney faces a procedural ruling in a trons case about exhibits and witness sworn statements. The court clarifies that an artificer is not required to swear until testimony is given. The ruling shapes how filings are prepared and challenged.
Eliza Hagens petitions to be named administrator or to designate another suitable person for her late mother Kealoha Loko. The Honolulu real estate at Konkepan is valued at 81000. Magoon and Silliman are attorneys for the petitioner. William O. Smith, administrator of H. Reimenschneider’s estate, files a final account and seeks discharge. He received 8216025, paid 2214, leaving 863.75 balance. he signs with his mark due to a broken arm. The report includes maritime libel testimony and a courtroom handcuff filing exhibit proceedings, plus an advertisement for Singer sewing machines and lodging rooms.
The Last Car line to Waikiki and Palama stops at the Anchor Saloon where vlevorest mixologists serve guests. A full liquor line including John Dowar's Seatch and O. P. 8 is on hand with Seattle beer on draught. The establishment promises to satisfy diverse tastes with calm, courteous service. Good News D. G. Camarinos announces steamer Australia delivery of delicacies such as French Salmon Crebs Frozen Oysters Apples Grapes Figa Lemons Olive Oil Dry Fruit and more.
Holders of water privileges on Punchbowl slopes above Green Street and in Nuuanu Valley above Rehool Street are informed that irrigation hours will not be restricted to the traditional morning times. Water for irrigation may be used as available, provided four hours of irrigation are allocated at lower times. Andrew Brown, Superintendent, Honolulu Water Works, approved by A. King, Minister of Interior.
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