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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
9
Alexander Baldwin MIXTEC and Haleakala Ranch Company figures appear with P Maldwin and a reference to a president in Kabulai Railway matters.
The notice references Bishop & Co handling commercial letters of credit issued by Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank. It notes respondents for the American company and Thos. C Cook. It mentions interest allowed on term and savings bank deposits.
The notice lists multiple international banks and financial institutions including Spreckels & Co, Bankers Honolulu, The Nevada National Bank, London and Smith’s Bank, Lyonnais, Shanghai Banking Corp, Bank of Australasia, and Vancouver Bank. It notes deposits accepted on approved security, commercial and veterans credits, and that bills of exchange are bought and sold with prompt accounting.
Deposits offered for fixed terms with $25 minimum at the Head Office. Rates apply for one half year and three years, with interest to be obtained on application. Message from Tokieda Manager, Office 678 King Street Box 168.
The First American Savings and Trust Co. announces deposits and interest plans at Fort and Ring Streets. Savings deposits receive annual interest rates described, with further details available upon application.
Tipping and commission merchants and insurance agents named, listing Ewa Plantation Co Waialua Agricultural Co Kohala Co Waimea Sugar Mill Co Spreha Sugar Co Fulton Iron Works Owls Paneete Babosck Wilcox Boilen Green's Fuel Economisers Matoon Planters' Live Shipping Co.
Fragmentary OCR text references agents or panels tied to a plantation history. Mentions Bisantipan Frencts, Das Eocene works, Habalan Plasitation Co., and Hilo Sogit Honolola Plantation, but with numerous garbled terms leaving exact places, dates, or outcomes undetermined.
Co. Brewer and Co. Hawaiian Agricultural Sugar Plant and Wailuku Sugar and Pepookes figures are listed with officers. M. Cooke serves as president, George Robertson as vice president and manager, and W. Meefarians as auditor. J. R. Galt and G. Jones appear among directors.
City and County of Honolulu enacts and enforces meat fish and produce inspection controls. It prescribes conditions for markets vessels and cold storage, authorizes inspectors to condemn unwholesome items and remove rejected stock, and requires reporting and penalties for violations.
A garbled historical ordinance text directs physicians or coroners to report deaths promptly to the city and county physician, with blanks for death certificates and burial permits. It specifies responsibilities, reporting blanks, and permit requirements for moving deceased bodies, reflecting early local governance rules.
Bowled tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works until 32 m. of Saturday, August 24, 1909, for the installation of plumbing fixtures and connections at the Normal School in Honolulu. Plans and specifications are on file in the Department of Public Works. Tenders must be on blank forms furnished by the department and include a certified check of 5 percent of the bid amount payable to Marston Campbell, Superintendent of Public Works. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids. MARSTON CAMPBELL, Superintendent of Public Works. 4385-Aug, 1. ee
In Mawali Territory Court in Honolulu chambers there is a petition by Julina da Birva executrix seeking allowance of 43 and charges of 456 with distribution to entitled persons. Hearing set for August 30 at 10 am before the judge. interested parties may attend to contest. Clerk notice dated July 24. Also notices in another case for Stolort Nelson will probate, with Will and Letters of Administration granted to C H Dickey. hearing September 12 at 10 am at the court house in Honolulu. clerk Joan Marcellino signs.
The fragmentary text mentions shipping and books linked to individuals or entities, but lacks coherent details to form a clear news item.
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