Commission Marchants Sugar Facton
Agents for Waimea Sugar Mill Co Fulton Iron Works St Louis The Standard Oil Co The New England Life Insurance Co of Boston The Aetna Fire Insurance Co Hartford The Alliance Assurance Co London.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
7
Agents for Waimea Sugar Mill Co Fulton Iron Works St Louis The Standard Oil Co The New England Life Insurance Co of Boston The Aetna Fire Insurance Co Hartford The Alliance Assurance Co London.
Lists names and titles of company officers and agents including G Irwin as president and manager, Richard Ivers as secretary, Spaulding as auditor, and affiliations with Oceanic Steamship, Western Sugar Refining, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Universal Mfg Co, Pacific Oil Transport, and other entities in San Francisco, Philadelphia, New York.
A fragmented line shows C Brewer Co of Honolulu and The Planters Line of San Francisco and Boston packets. Also named are The Agents for Hawaiian Agricultural Co Ookalu Buger Mant and multiple sugar concerns including Onowea Honomu Wailuku Popeekee with C M Cooke as President and George Robertson as Vice President.
The notice outlines outward routes to Watagaa and Watalua with daily and Sunday departures from Honolulu. It lists a two hour stay and notes arrival times at Pearl City and Waianae. The Hialelwa Limited runs Sundays at 8:20 a.m, with return to Pearl City and Waianae.
A Honolulu news item reports changes in paper delivery causing subscriber disputes as a new reader in the Cutler family resists transfer. The piece weaves in political rumor, social chatter, and a distant telegraphed update about royalty and a Chinese Commission, reflecting era tone and scattered local interest amidst broader world events.
Claus Spreckels Co Honolulu agents list spans numerous banks and exchanges from London, New York, Paris, and Tokyo to Hong Kong, Shanghai, Nanking, New Zealand, Australia, and Canada. The note highlights deposits, loans on approved security, letters of credit, notes bought and sold, and prompt collection accounting.
The First American Savings and Trust Co announces subscribed capital and paid up capital details. Roster includes Brown as vice president and cashier, with office at Corner Fort and King Streets. Savings deposits are received and interest allowed on yearly deposits at 4.5 percent per annum. Rules and regulations furnished on application.
Legal notices from the Territory of Hawaii published in Maul court and estate matters. Includes a divorce summons, clerk certification, administrator advertisement for Hannah Fisher's estate, and creditor claims with dates and addresses. Writs, notices to appear, and probate statements appear with official stamps and dates in early 1900s Maul.
Head Office in Yokohama with branch agencies in Bombay Hongkong Honolulu Kobe London Lyons Nagasall Newonwang New York Peking San Francisco Shanghai Tibotein Tokle Osaka. Bank engages in collection bills drafts letters of credit and general banking business. Honolulu Maine Street 67 King Bt.
Fragmentary OCR text records a corporate meeting held in April with officers elected for ensuing years. Details are garbled, names incomplete, and exact organization unclear.
Blank hooks of all surix lodgers manufactured by the Latiotta Plating Company. (Note: Text appears garbled. most readable facts indicate a product line and company reference.)
A fragmented report notes a last biteviews engineers meeting aimed for the third Monday of the month at 8 pm, shifting to April 1 with a discussion on a paper about Cable Laying and Teepanagg. The event includes remarks by Captal 6 Combe aboard the rescue ship Kestoper J. J., amid preparations by the Pacity Commercial Cable Group and Hawaii’s delegation.
A fragmented obituary style listing numerous individuals and family relations with scattered place and date fragments. The legible items include dozens of personal names such as Dor, Wooley, Thomay, Winkburn, Noble, Hall, Pruden, Weinberg, Carter, Mcdonald, and Rowell among others, with scattered references to April dates, households, and kin, suggesting a broad notice of deaths or memorials rather than a singular event.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions ports, colonies and names but lacking coherent facts or identifiable events. Contents appear as garbled place names and personal names without verifiable context or dates.
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