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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
8
In a compact notice the race race the event names candidate SUE Seay and ADAMENA amid a rearranged schedule. The entry lists Sonoma and AM 1 SUE Seay with potential dates in May at Ocoee, signaling a local political or community contest with uncertain timing.
Fragmentary OCR text lists dates in April and May with unclear events. Mentions May 20 and May 28 in disjoint phrases, unclear persons or organisations, and scattered numeric references. The readable items are dates and stray phrases without coherent context or outcome.
The item outlines the Oahu Railway schedule with outward routes including Fir Walia Walalaw Katukiy and Win Biatloup Mi 1 ak Mi Ma pT, times for connections, and mentions special trains Daily Flex and Sunday services. It notes limited stops for The Limited at Pearl City and Waialua, with printing credit to Oreha Fine Joy Printing at the Bulletin.
Bishop and Co bankers offer commercial and travelers letters of credit issued on the Bank of California and The London Joist Stock Bank Ltd London. They are correspondents for American Express and Thos Cook & Son and pay interest on term and savings deposits.
Alexander & Baldwin and J P Cooke Manager present the condition of the First National Bank of Hawaii at Honolulu March 22 1907. The report lists assets including loans secured and unsecured, balances, cash, and reserves, with a sworn statement by bank officers and notary, under an official audit.
Claus Spreckels and Co list their banking network from San Francisco to London Paris Hongkong Yokohama and New York with a wide array of international partners. The notice mentions draw exchange, credit relations, and prompt accounting for collections and remittances through their commercial agent in San Francisco.
Subscribed capital two hundred thousand dollars paid up capital one hundred thousand dollars. President Cecil Brown Vice President P Robinson. Pack offer by Connor Fort and King Ste. Savings deposits draw interest at four and a half percent per annum. Titles and regulations laid on request.
Castle and Cooke Ltd and associated merchants appear as agents and suppliers for multiple sugar and irrigation interests. Includes Ewa Plantation Co Waialua Agricultural Co Kohala Sugar Co Waimea Sugar Mill Co Fulton Iron Works Wahiawa Water Co Geo F Blake Steam Pumps Westons Centrifugals New England Life Insurance Co Actua Fire Co Rational Fire Insurance Co American Steam Pump Co.
Wm. G. Irwin & Co presents William G. Irwin as President and Manager. Mo. D. Spreckels and Wm. Giffard serve as first vice presidents. H. M. Whitney is treasurer while Richard Ivers and F. Wilson are listed as secretary and auditor respectively.
Sugar factors and commission agents listed include Newall Pacific Oceanic Steamship Co Idwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia Pa Universal Mill Co Manufacturers of National Cane Shredder New York NY Oil Transportation Co San Francisco CA.
C Brewer Co and several sugar firms list officers including G M Cocke president, George Robertson vice president and manager, P C M Cooke and J R Galt as auditor. Also mentions Planters Line of San Francisco and company addresses in Honolulu.
The undersigned executor of the Andrew Hrown estate in Honolulu requests all persons with claims to present them within six months. Creditors must bring evidence of debts, whether mortgage or other, to the named executor at Merchant Street. Dated in Honolulu, April 26, May 26.
The article details improvement efforts in Manoa Valley including laying a cement drive and widening access from Kamehameha to Wilitoraventi. It notes the project will cost several million dollars and involves Horticulture officials and local authorities shaping the Menalive renewal and park enhancements.
A chaotic account describes a harbour incident where a person died in an apparent self inflicted act during a Japanese hack event. Witnesses reported a man leaping toward the waterfront and drowning as a vessel moved away. The body was recovered by authorities and later restored to the owner. The United States courts are referenced in relation to the case.
Glara Ward is expected to arrive in Honolulu via the Clare Ward operated by the Commercial Pacific Cable Co sailing between Honolulu and Mina to convey supplies. Engines built by United Engineering Works at Banpe Herre report a large annual output of the Athanale type.
Testimony at the inquiry into the vessel Lact rye voyage from Antotaghaty to Honotali reveals Captain Ritehte's alleged heavy drinking and lax discipline. Seaman Shirofts describes chronometer errors and crew drunkenness contributing to a fatal dysentery incident at sea.
Legal notice from Hawaii Territory Kauai county regarding the Hope Kanha estate. It requires all persons with claims against the estate to present them within the six months from the notice date. Failure to comply will bar their claims permanently. The administrator, POMAHANLE, urges immediate payment of any debts to the estate.
Notice to creditors of U Sehomete formerly of Su 24 a Mae street Honoliiit Hawaii that all debts and claims against the estate must be presented with proper authentication to Healton with Ratyinatetn & Co Queen street Hinetati within thirty days from the date of first publication. If not, the estate may bar claims and indebted parties must settle with the administrator Averrion of 1 Sekai. Dated March 3, 1907.
Estate of J H Waipulani and J H Waipulani estate matters call creditors to present valid vouchers within six months from publication or six months from due dates to avoid bar. Administrator K Kekadla of Walohinu Kan Hawaii issues notice. Publication date April 28, 20 ADL 5 12 4.
The Koloa Sugar Co will pay the due rent on May 1 1907 at the office of the Trustee The Thasis of hawaits Ltd Honolulu. Bondholders must present their bonds for payment by that date or risk loss of rights. Treasurer Protenmaver announces the notice from Honolulu April 1 1907.
Notice states that Y Van Hing toe sold all interest in a wooden building at Water hole Kwa Gal on April 5th 1807 to Shagett ING YAK WAL CO. The undersigned records the transfer.
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