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Notice of Names of Persons Appearing to Be Owners of Abandoned Property NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF ABANDONED PROPERTY Pursuant to Chapter 523A, Hawaii Revised Statutes, and based upon reports filed with the Director of Finance, State of Hawaii, the names of persons appearing to be the owners of abandoned property are listed in this notice. The term, abandoned property, refers to personal property such as: dormant savings and checking accounts, shares of stock, uncashed payroll checks, uncashed dividend checks, deposits held by utilities, insurance and medical refunds, and safe deposit box contents that, in most cases, have remained inactive for a period of at least 5 years. Abandoned property, as used in this context, has no reference to real estate. Reported owner names are separated by county: Honolulu; Kauai; Maui; Hawaii. Reported owner names appear in alphabetical order together with their last known address. A reported owner can be listed: last name, first name, middle initial or first name, middle initial, last name or by business name. Owners whose names include a suffix, such as Jr., Sr., III, should search for the suffix following their last name, first name or middle initial. Searches for names should include all possible variations. OWNERS OF PROPERTY PRESUMED ABANDONED SHOULD CONTACT THE UNCLAIMED PROPERTY PROGRAM TO CLAIM THEIR PROPERTY Information regarding claiming unclaimed property may be obtained by visiting: http://budget.hawaii.gov/finance/unclaimedproperty/owner-information/. Information concerning the description of the listed property may be obtained by calling the Unclaimed Property Program, Monday – Friday, 7:45 am - 4:30 pm, except State holidays at: (808) 586-1589. If you are calling from the islands of Kauai, Maui or Hawaii, the toll-free numbers are: Kauai 274-3141 Maui 984-2400 Hawaii 974-4000 After calling the local number, enter the extension number: 61589. Molokai and Lanai may call: 1-800-468-4644, then enter the extension number: 61589. For those who prefer, a written inquiry may be submitted to State of Hawaii, Unclaimed Property Program, P.O. Box 150, Honolulu, HI, 96810. All written inquiries must include contact information: name, current mailing address and phone number. HONOLULU COUNTY M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Click on an alphabet listed above to skip to the beginning of the corresponding section. M M. R. Truck Auto C., Tengan Inc. DBA, 91-325 Kauhis, Kapolei; M & B Pets Inc., P.O. Box 30668; M & M Outdoors, 92-1092 Kakoo Pl., Kapolei; M & R Truck & Auto Concept, 91-325 Kauhi St., Kapolei; M. A. Honolulu LLC, 449 Kapahulu Ave. #102; M. K. R. Investments A Partnership, 220 S. King St. #675; M. V. Enterprises Inc., P.O. Box 1300, Mail Code 47866; M.C. Realty Venture LLC A Delaware Corp., 288 Regent St., London; M.J. Shockley Inc., 1420 5th Ave. #3510, Seattle, WA; M.Y.H. Lee; Ma, Alexander Leon & Chen, You Lih, 3645 Mahina Ave.; Ma, Andrew, 4050E #1 Keanu; Ma, Choi Ho-Ada, 910 Ahana St. #307; Ma, Johnson Shen, 2646 Haili Rd.; Ma, Michelle, #1803, 2240 Kuhio Ave.; Ma, Peter W.Y. & Tommy W.H., 627 Ihe St.; Ma, Shao Ling, 5180 Likini St. #1403; Ma, Yuk M., 736 Ulili St.; Maa, Tedmund K. & Strand-Maa, Lisa, 46-419 Haiku Plantations Dr., Kaneohe; Maae, Ronald, 46-162 Humu Pl., Kaneohe; Maafala, Mua, 94-116 Pupukahi St. #801, Waipahu; Maanaima Jr., Tiso, 84-965 Farrington Hwy. #B318, Waianae; Mabalot, Michelle, 2704 Kolo Pl. #8; Mabini, Antonia Abinales, P.O. Box 886, Agana, GU; Mable N. K. Loo, P.O. Box 124, Kunia; Mabute, Mark Antho P., 1510 Kohou St.; Mabuti, Phillip F., 1456 Ala Hekili Pl.; Mac, Henrietta S., 1556 Noe St.; Mac Kinnon, Donald Grant, P.O. Box 2800; Mac, Mckinley, 91-2004 Kaioli St. #5101, Ewa Beach; Macabenta, Willie; Macadaeg, Loreto B., 91-588 Kuilioloa Pl. #G3, Ewa Beach; Macadamia, Kurtis, 1756 Nalani St.; Macadangdang, Dave, 95-050 Farrington Hwy., Waipahu; Macadangdang, Michael, 952 Country Back Rd., Las Vegas, NV; Macadangdang, Noel M., 802 Kalihi St.; Macadangdang, Victor V., 94-099 Waipahu St. #C328, Waipahu; Macalino, Antolin L., Jr. & Ruby A. & Virginia A., 924 Locust Dr., Vallejo, CA; Macapagal, Annie, 1830 Punahou St. #34; Macaraeg, Merle; Macatbag, Claire C., 686 Kikowaena St., Wahiawa; Macato, Joel Valenzuela, 1325 N. School St. #B212; Macauley, Faith, 2555 Dole St.; MacDonald Rudy Byrns O'Neill Yamauc, 1001 Bishop St.; MacDonald, Alister W., 1434 Punahou #1207; MacDonald, Esther, 626 Coral St. #1008; MacDonald, Jamie M., 1016 Kaikauha'a St., Ewa Beach; MacDonald, William, 59 Laiki Pl., Kailua; MacElhinney, Nathaniel T., C CO 65th ENG Batalion, Schofield Bks.; Macey, Jeannele McCoy, 91-1018 Ho'omana'o St., Ewa Beach; Machado, Daniel K. & Matsuko K., 545 N. Kainalu Dr. #B, Kailua; Machado, Monique N., 2450 Date St. #21; Machado, Noelani Monique; Machiavelli, Marina N., 1909 Ala Wai Blvd. #609; Machida, Wayne T., 639 Piikoi St. #1; Maciejewski, Thaddeus H. & Elizabeth B. & Belmac; Macinnes, Htou, 289 Kaialii Pl.; Mack, Carmen, 6393A Nueku St., Kailua; Mack, Kalena Keiko-Nala, 1211 Ainakoa Ave.; Mack, Randall, 91-590 Farrington Hwy., Kapolei; Mackawgy, Corey A. & Syxomphou, Christy, 3161 Ala Ilima St. #305; MacKay, Helen, 1374 Nanialii St., Kailua; MacKenzie, Phillip, 1440 Ahonui #14D; Mackey, John S., 3348 Kaunaoa St.; Macillop, John T., 428 Kawaihae St.; Mackillop, John T., 941 Koae St.; Mackin, Jonathan, 1150 Bole Lp. #400, Pearl Harbor; Mackwelung, Sepe, 711 Kapiolani Blvd. #1100; MacLaren, Grace C., 3640 Bethshan Rd.; MacLaren, Ian R., 400 Hobron Lane #2102; MacLean, Brittany S. & David R., 138 Grant Ct. #102, Wahiawa; MacLoves, Louise, 45-731 Ko Pl., Kaneohe; MacMillan, Donna, 523 Ilianina St., Kailua; MacMillan, James B., 2026 Kilakila Dr.; MacMillan, Ross, 100 Marina Dr. #606, Quincy, MA; MacNaughton, 2497 Makki Hts. Dr.; MacNeice, Donor & Padua, Agustin P., Waipahu; MacNeill, Ann Tomiko, #2504, 1717 Mott-Smith Dr.; Macomberleong, Paulson, 1286 Ala Kapuna St. #202; Macoto, Jose Roberto, 91-1033 Kaipalaoa St. #1401, Ewa Beach; Macpherson, Thomas J., 1837 East West Rd. #4D; Mactagone, Chance & Shannon, 99-573 Ulune St., Aiea; Maculam, Avery J., 91-1019 Kanela St., Ewa Beach; Macy's; Macy's, P.O. Box 183083, Columbus, OH; Mad, Maria P., 466 East Santa Barbara, Dededo, GU; Madamba, Edwin, 1279 Ala Kapuna; Madamba, Hortencia C., 99-340 Uwau Dr., Aiea; Madamba, James V., P.O. Box 971001, Waipahu; Madamba, Pedro B., 84-917 Farrington Hwy., Waianae; Madarang, Cruz, 91-1205 Kaneana St. #SG, Ewa Beach; Madarang, Geronimo, 66-890 Alena Lp., Waialua; Madauss, William C. & Mary A., 145 Hoahana Pl.; Madden, Jeremiah, 212 15th St. #B; Madden, Joan, 94-1031 Kaukahi Pl. #G-7, Waipahu; Madden, Joshua B. & Aimee D., 1760 Nakula St., Wahiawa; Maddigan vs. Maddigan; Maddison, Roosevelina, 731 Bannister St. #B; Maddox, Dana, 225 Avn Bn P.O. Box 5111, WAAF; Maddox, James C. & Kilani Fender, ITC Maddox NCTAMS PBC N31, Wahiawa; Madiro, Bernard L., 1227 Ahiahi St.; Madison & Co. LLC, 94-1235 Ka Uka Blvd. #B, Waipahu; Madriaga, Brian, 1690 Lima St.; Madrigal, Julie, 1519 Nehoa St. #307; Maeda, Akane, 3-36-14 Maehara-Cho, Koganeishi, Tokyo, Japan; Maeda, Akira, Kuga-Gun Zip 742-0332, 5805-10 Kuga-Cho; Maeda, Cynthia H., 1231 Ala Alii St. #13; Maeda, Deron Riichi, 185 Kuahiwi Ave., Wahiawa; Maeda, Fujiko & Joy E., 5210 Likini St. #303; Maeda, Nobuhiro, 95-1067 Puulu St., Mililani; Maeda, Ruby, 94 1016 Pulelo St., Waipahu; Maeda, Shinya, 3-10-17 Mashiki Ginowan, Okinawa; Maeda, Sukehara & Yoshie, 1-21-13 Kayogaoka, Nagaoka City, Kyoto Japan; Maeda, Tatsuyuki, 400 Hobron Lane #3615; Maeda, Toshihiro, 3301 Wauke St.; Maeda, Yo, 3-36-14 Maehara-Cho, Koganeishi, TO; Maekawa, Kasumi, 444 Niu St. #3803B; Maemori, Marisa T., 1625 Ala Lani St.; Maertens, Frederick B., 1254 Ulupii St., Kailua; Maeshiro, Machiko, 1-10-5 Kubota Okinawa-City, Okinawa Japan; Maeshiro, Morikazu, 1323 Nuuanu Ave. #102; Maeshiro, Morikazu, 1631 Nuuanu Ave.; Maeshiro, Reiko; Maeshiro, Wendy R., 1509 Liholiho St. #205; Maetani, Lyle H., 1041 6th Ave.; Maffi, John, 1005 Kailua Rd. #G, Kailua; Mafnas, Geraldine, 689 Kakoi St.; Mafua, Aigafealofani, Jr., 2202B Kalaiwa Way #17B; Maga, Rino, 2314 Kalaunu St. #32F; Magalhaes, Amanda, 1403 Kupau St., Kailua; Magalianes, Marcelino & Sueko, 94-347 Kipou St., Waipahu; Magee, Bobby J., B CO 1 21 P.O. Box 174, Schofield Bks.; Mager, Margarita, 322 Aoloa St. #1203, Kailua; Maggio, Maj Christopher S.; Magliba, Sarina T., 41-547 Mekia St., Waimanalo; Magnani, Natalie, #F3, 370 Wilikina Dr., Wahiawa; Magno, Joana & Iucker, Henry, 811 Moaniala St.; Magno, Justin R., 1194B Hoola Pl., Pearl City; Magnum 2000 Inc., 2781 Kapiolani Blvd. #202; Magnungas, Richard, 2828 Paa St. #1010; Magnuson, Clinton Kenneth, 359 Reasoner Rd. #A; Magnussen, Jon, 2908 Varsity Cir. #4; Magoon, Luarka S., #1512, 469 Ena Rd.; Magsa, Nide O., 91-1098 Pahe St., Ewa Beach; Magsalin Manuel, Diana Joy, 94-1411 Kulewa Lp. # 21R, Waipahu; Maguire, Jack M., 4456 Aukai Ave.; Maguire, Laura Mae, 2715 Cushman Ave. #D, Kailua; Maguire, Meagan & Huggins, Stephen, Shirokane Shiroganedai, Tokyo; Maguire, Samantha, 4556 Aukai Ave.; Magusara, Melca, 94-646 Kahakea St., Waipahu; Magyar, Rain, 428 Olohana St.; Mah, Jennifer L., 1867 Kaioo Dr. #107; Mah, Sang Chun & Chong Sun, 5070 Likini St. #1407; Mahalo Antiques, 920 Maunakea St.; Mahalo Connections LLC, 45 561 Liula St., Kaneohe; Mahdaviani, Leyla & Ali, 520 Lunalilo Home Rd. #334; Mahelo, Ruth, 95-1010 Wikao St. #Q301, Mililani; Maher, Leo, 521 Hahaione St. #6K; Mahi, Catherine & Aaron D., 47-066 Kamehameha Hwy., Kaneohe; Mahi, Don, P.O. Box 235131; Mahiai, Anthony K., 1016 Maunakea St. #B402; Mahiai, Lexus I. & Hale, Windy A., 1503A Palolo Ave.; Mahiai, Mana K. & Hale, Windy A., 1503 Palolo Ave. #A; Mahiko-Sulusi, Tabitha J., 41-706 Haleiki Pl., Waimanalo; Mahler, Lori & Mark, 95-1005 Ahulili St., Mililani; Mahn, Susan, 86-660 Lualualei Hmstd.
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