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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1906
Page
10
Fragmentary timetable data lists times and routes for The O R L Co services with references to several locations including Waianae Pearl City and Waianae. Ambiguities persist across lines, but expected schedules show morning and evening departures and weekend variations.
San Francisco agents of Claus Spreckels & Co. list banks and exchanges across the United States and abroad. Collections include Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London unions and New York American Exchange Bank with notes on letters of credit and draft exchange.
Corner Fort and King Streets hosts the First American Savings and Trust Co with savings deposits received and interest allowed on early deposits at 4 1/2 percent per annum. Rules and regulations furnished upon application.
Fragmentary notice mentions Lulu Branch at 67 King Street and bank inquiries in Hong Kong Honolulu and Kalkha. Details are unclear but implies a banking or lottery business listing with related agencies.
A historical catalog lists entities including Acenta for The Plantation Co, Waialua Agricultural Co, Kohala Sugar Co, Waimea Sugar Mill Co, Fulton Iron Works, Louis Mo 8, The Standard Oil Co, Geo F Blake Steam Pumps, Weatton's Centrifugals, New England Life Insurance of Boston, Aguna Fire Insurance Co Hartford, and Alliance Assurance Co of London. The fragment documents corporate names tied to business and insurance in a Hawaiian-era ledger.
Delegates report little prospect for approval of a public building refund bill during the session. The discussion touches Honolulu and Hawaii governance, with references to the organic act, committee actions, and upcoming summer consideration. Strong entities such as Hawaii, Congress, and public buildings appear amid a messy but active legislative context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a potential site for a Gable Station in Victoria with references to a Pacific Distile and a theater. The text mentions a sale or bidding process, a location at WU and a names unclear. Stakeholders and exact dates are unreadable.
WM, G&. IRWIN. President and Mgt ENO. SPRECKELG. 151 Pres. W.M. GIFFARD. View Pres. HM. WHITNEY.-Treasurer RICHARD IVERS Secretary Bet, BRAULDING 000.6050. Auditor, SUGAR FACTORS and COMMISSION AGENTS. W Refining Go, San Fran. since, Cal, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila delphia, Pa, Newall Universal Mill Co. (Manufac turers of National Care Shred der), New York, N.Y. Paskic. Ol Transportation Co, Franciaco, Cal.
Agents for Hawaiian Agricultural Ookal Sugar Plant Co Gnomea Sugar Co Henemu Sugar Co Wallaku Sugar G Peptekee Sugar Co The Plant Line of San Francisco Packets Chas Grewer & Co line of Boston Pac List of Officers Cooke President George Robertson Vice President and Mi Lars GPs Bishow Treasurer and rotary F donen Cr M Goske and A Gait Directors
Advertising copy touts Acellene Gas as superior in quality and inexpensive with clean air effects and no oven harm. It also promotes calcium carbide products in various sizes for drama and small cars, and automobile lamps in gas grades, inviting inquiry at the office.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an ocean race with multiple teams and officials. The text mentions a victory procession, foreign observers, and a final on a specified date, but many names and places are garbled. The piece references a celebration, wreathe for victors, and a public event with spectators.
Fragmented report details a contested wish related to Gabertine Reows and a teen, referencing payments of 2000 and 2, Catherine Ling, and various names. The text shows disrupted names and figures, with unclear dates or locations, suggesting a wartime or courtly dispute.
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