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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
1
The notice lists daily and Sunday Masses in multiple languages including Portuguese and Hawaiian, with sermons and catechetical instruction for boys and girls at Brothers and Sisters schools. It notes Catholic clergy will attend to the faithful. Father Oliver, Parish Rector.
United States Territory of Hawaii Fourth Circuit court chambers in probate issues notice that Lyman is appointed Executor of the will of D Kamai of Tilo Hawaii. Creditors must present claims related to land at Rattle Hilo Hawaii Grant 3432 with vouchers within the specified months or be forever barred. Executor located in Hilo Hawaii. February 1, 1904.
The Superintendent of Public Works invites sealed bids by February 8 for building a room schoolhouse at Halawa Kohala Hawaii. Plans and specs are on file in the Honolulu office and in Kohala and Hilo offices. The department may reject any bid, bids must be endorsed on the envelope. January 12, 1904.
Mortgagee Kainu Plantation Company. Notice of intent to foreclose for non payment of principal and interest due. Property at Kukaiau in Hilo Hawaii 58 acres more or less to be sold at public auction February 9, 1904 at 10 am. Terms cash in gold coin. Attorneys for mortgagee Smith and Parsons. Dated Hilo Hawaii January 25 1904.
Notice states rents for tele phones will be due monthly and payable in advance from a date. Names include Hijo Hawaii Teyamonk Trionari Co E, BK. RICHARDS, Treamirer. Also mentions subscription for the ThiauNE Island at $2.50.
Superintendent W H Lambert of the Hilo Railroad placed a special train at the disposal of Governor Carter and Secretary Atkinson for a trip over the lines to Puna Olaa and Mountain View. The party toured Kapoho and Olaa sugar mill then returned to Keaau and completed a reception and dinner circuit with locals in Olaa and Hilo.
Washington Jan 20 The House Committee on Territories delayed action on Hawaiian bills while Riverside Island news arrives of the Supreme Court of the Islands ruling the County Act unconstitutional. Representative Robinson says pending efforts to validate the act will be dropped. He notes many defects in the act and says they would not sanction such provisions.
Honolulu reports George A. Davis filed a new petition for a Supreme Court disbarment rehearing after a prior denial. U S Attorney Breckons to press federal proceedings in Honolulu against Davis on the same charges, following his request to the district attorney to have territorial conduct investigated federally. London notes Mrs Maybrick remains imprisoned in Liverpool private care awaiting release conditions. Philippine Commission reports waning ladroneism and friarism with rising American Catholicism, urges tobacco tariff cuts and notes Sultan of Jolo violations. New York updates Whiteny’s improved condition after appendicitis surgery. Marseilles announces Skinner’s mission to Menelik of Abyssinia will aid American trade.
Honolulu February reports Haiku Fruit and Packing Company incorporated on Maui with 25000 capital, 70 percent subscribed. Objectives include pineapple farming, canning factories, fibre mills, and machinery for other agricultural products. Directors include H P Baldwin, H A Baldwin, and D B Murdock with several Baldwin family stockholders.
In Honolulu next week a meeting of the Hawaiian Jockey Club will consider Cy clone's status after James Quinn rode the pacer at Kapiolani Park on June ith last. A committee report will be presented, and Dee's protest is deemed weak both in standing and sworn testimony. The club will weigh evidence from mainland publications the Stud Book and the Breeder and Sportsman. Manila notes Thomas transport overdue. Denver reports windstorm derailing a passenger train. subscription to Tristan Island set at $2.50 yearly.
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