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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
4
City and County of Honolulu adopts a comprehensive meat and fish market health ordinance. It regulates sale and storage, requires inspections, condemns unsound products, and sets penalties for violations with inspectors empowered to board vessels and markets and report findings weekly.
A trade notice lists multiple banks and international agents including Claus Spreckels & Co., Nevada National Bank of San Francisco, and Bank of New Zealand. It notes deposits received, loans against moved security, commercial credits, bill exchange, and various confirmations among Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corp and others.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Limited advertises fixed deposits with Local Deposits of 25 dollars and up for one year at 4 percent, Head Office Deposits in yen from 23 and up for periods of six months to three years at specified rates. Address: Fone wen S. King Street, P. O. Box 108, Tokyoeda.
The First American Savings and Trust Co subscribed capital of 620,000.00 and paid up capital of 100,000.00. Mt Brown Roebineen 7 Pech Omer, Corner Fort and Kings. The rate of 44 yar? cons. per anni. Rules and regulations furnished on application.
WH G Irwin and Co LTB, agent for the Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool and the Commercial Union, Ltd of London, with connections to Scottish and National Insurance Companies of Edinburgh and other firms, shown in the listing.
Fragmentary OCR item notes Castle and Cooke Ltd Monolals and shipping merchants at Fulton Iron Works of St Louis Blake Steam Munters Cine Bhping Oa with unclear details. The legible portion mentions shipping and commission merchants and a list of seemingly corrupted names and places. The text lacks coherent event or outcome.
A fragmented OCR list references Win G Irwin and Co sugar factors and commission agents with connections to numerous firms including Doeanie Knip Co Gan Pranste C0 Phila Hekaisa Plantation Kile Reneoncatn Phantaon Gay Hutchinson Sugar Co Kitanes Co Oowaly oemrenys resto ar Plantation Co Waima lo Sugar C3. The legible items outline a network of corporate affiliates in the sugar trade.
C Brewer and Co Ltd of Honolulu lists agents for Hawaii including agricultural and sugar concerns and names secretary and three directors, J. Janes, C. M. Cooke, and F. Galt, in a formal corporate notice listing offices and affiliations.
Ordinance requires licensed physicians or the coroner to report every death immediately to the City and County Physician using official blanks. Stillbirths must be reported similarly by the attending physician or coroner. No burial or removal without a Certificate of Death as provided in Section 4. Continuous duties are outlined for reporting and documentation.
The Army and Navy announce Sergeant H Ht Bateman to second lieutenant from July 14 1909. Questions arise if Lt W S Houston deserves ten percent extra pay for shore duty while moving aboard a transport from Caytle to Honolulu. Treasury assistant comptroller says Houston was detached from USS Charleston and not on sea duty, thus no shore duty pay increase until duty resumed. Major S L May, army paymaster, notes about $6 000 disbursed at Port Shafter and Lihue during the voyage, mainly to Thirteenth Infantry officers. Lt Commander Philly Andrews attached to rank of commander on March 11. Baker news from Hilo Hawaii reports birth of child to Adam Baker. Ordinance provisions require morgue handling for death investigations, appointment of Morgue Attendant, duties of City and County Physician, penalties up to 200 dollars or three months imprisonment, and effective date after approval. Introduced by Supervisor William Anita, dated July 19, 1908, approved August 4, 1908.
The City County Clerk invites bids by 7 20 P M on August 18 1908 to move buildings from Swill Road Jail Yard to Prison Road Jail Yard. Carpenter Shop Laundry and Jailer Shop named. Blueprints and location details available on application. Bidders must state total labor and material costs and removal. Bids in sealed envelopes marked Tenders for Removal of Tall Buildings. The Board of Supervisors may reject any or all bids.
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