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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
2
Schedule fragment lists Sierra events with dates in August and September and October. The readable items show two entries labeled Sierra with dates September 20 and October 11, both tied to Alameda timing. No additional context or details are available.
Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit issued on the Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank London. Correspondents for the American Express Company and Thus Cook and Son. Interest allowed on term and savings bank deposits.
Claus Spreckels & Co bankers San Francisco agents Nevada National Bank of San Francisco draw exchange London Union of London and Smiths Bank New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnais Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation New Zealand Australia Bank of New Zealand Bank of Australia Victoria Vancouver Bank of British North America Deporte received Loans on approved security Commercial and Travelers Credits Bills of Exchange bought and sold Collections Promptly Accounted For
The First: AMERICAN SAVINGS AND TRUST GO. Subscribed capital 8200,000.00 paid up capital 1.00 President Cecil Brown Vice P Robina shy T Peck. Office Corner Fort and King Sts. Savings deposits received and interest allowed for yearly deposits at the rate of 4 1-2 per cent per annum. Rules and regulations furnished upon application.
Capital subscribed en 24,000,000. capital paid up yen 21,000,000. reserved fund en 13,700,000. Branch agencies at Antung, Halen, Hang Kau, Chefoo, Dalny, Bombay, Hongkong, Honolulu, Kobe, Leoyang, London, Lyons, Mukden, Nagasaki, Nawchwang, New York, Paling, San Francisco, Shanghai, Th entaln, Tokio, Osaka. The bank buys and receives for collection Bills of Exchange, issues Drafts and Letters of Credit, and conducts a general banking business. Honolulu Branch, 67 Ki
W. C. Smith acts as agent for Sepperelal Sugar Co and Sugar Co Paia Plantation Mauicultural Company Kiheitation Co Hawaiian Sugar Co Kahuku Plantation Kahului Railroad Haleakala Ranch Honolua Ranch with affiliations to multiple Hawaiian sugar and plantation entities.
Agent list for sugar and allied services including Ewa Plantation Waialua Agricultural Che Kohala Che Waimea Sugar Mill Che Fulton Iron Works St Louis Wahiawa Water Weston's Centrifugals Geo F Blake Steam Pumps New England Life Insurance Fire Insurance Co Hartford American Steam Pump Co.
Irwin & Co executives and key members include WM. G. IRWIN president and Mor, MO. D. SPRECKELS 1st V, W. M. GIFFARD, H. Me WHITNEY treasurer, RICHARD IVERG secretary, W. F. WILSON auditor and agent for steamship line. Affiliates named: Western Refining Co San Francisco, Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia, Pacific Oil Transportation Co San Francisco.
The article lists agents for Hawaiian Sugar Company entities including Ookala Sugar Plant Co Onomea Sugar Honomu Sugar Co Wailuku Sugar Co Pepechee Sugar Co and notes San Francisco as a venue. It also provides an officers list with CG M Cooke Pret Robertson vice president E F Bishop treasurer F W Macfarlane auditor P C Jones C M Cooke and J R Galt as directors.
Oahu Railway timetable lists outbound trains to Walanae Watalua Kahuku and way stations at 9 16 am and 3 20 pm daily and 47 30 pm for Pearl City Ewa Mill and way stations with inbound arrivals to Honolulu from Kahuku Watalua Walanae at 8 36 am and 6 31 pm plus 5 19 pm and 4 31 pm from Ewa Pearl City Wahiawa service schedule notes Sunday and daily runs The Usliwa Limited is a Sunday only two hour train leaving Honolulu at 8 22 am and returning at 10 10 pm with limited stops at Pearl City and Watanse printed by G P Denison F C Smith and Bapt GPa and bulletinioui printing firm mentions blank books and rulers produced by Bulletinii Printing during period.
Territorial Corporation notice presents a sworn statement by Cecil Brown of The First American Savings & Trust Co of Hawaii Ltd detailing the company’s finances to June 20 1907. It lists authorized capital 200000 divided into 2000 shares at 100 each, 100000 paid in, 100000 remaining callable, with July 1 1907 liabilities including capital deposits undivided profits and assets such as bonds stocks real estate cash and interest accrued to June 29 1907.
Alterations ordered during repairs to the Nebraskan are noted by inspectors Bolles and Bulger. Inter-Island boats Claudine, Nithan, and Kenubou departed with passengers and freight, with Manchuria and Mongolia due for full repairs and reentry into service. The Kaiser Wilhelm sank at Bremerhaven after coal loading, while the Virginia faces crew contract issues and a planned voyage to Bodney and Capetown with deported coolies.
Arrangements in progress may force the marine corps stationed at the naval station to abandon their current home at the coal sheds. The sheds, built for government coal, housed troops briefly and could require tent life as four ships carry coal, risking hardship for soldiers previously housed at Camp McKinley.
Competitive examination under Civil Service Commission rules for third grade customs night inspectors in Honolulu. Held at a High School building on Emma Street August 17, 1907, from morning until close. Applications must use Civil Service blanks Form WM and be filed by August 16, 1907. obtain blanks from the undersigned at the Custom House, Honolulu.
Notice of death of James A Brewster at Santa Cruz on July 5. He was a former schoolteacher in this city with colleagues H H Williams Cecil Brown and Alfred Mossman. He and Mrs Brewster had lived in Santa Cruz for over twenty years, and he was in business there. He was seventy seven years old at death. Blank books and ledgers were manufactured by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
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