Given Honeycomb has a framework-res that can be edited with root access, like current smart phone versions of android, you can probably change anything you want.
Once you are rooted, you can use adb to push a TrueType font file over to /system/fonts. (You can use Root Explorer, too)
AndroidClock.ttf, AndroidClock_Highlight.ttf and AndroidClock_Solid.ttf
I dont know if you need to replace them all, but I did, all with the same .ttf font that I chose. Once you replace those three files reboot and your notification area font and lock screen clock font will be changed.
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