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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
2
The Flawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co offers carriages wagons and vehicles with materials supplied rubber tires at reasonable prices. Repairing painting and trimming are available with satisfaction guaranteed and estimates given.
A jumble of notices from the city and county includes a test offer on page six, schedules for Hawaiian coftea and bakery items, rent notices, and auction fragments. Mentions from Mrs A. B Prescott arriving by steamer, Dixon pencils, and a half price event at a local store. Also notes about estate administration, immigration services, and a temporary temperance meeting at YMA Hall with local entertainment and a Kodak photo prompt linked to a summer display.
A midmorning arrival brings the Maui into port with 46 cargo carriers aboard. Reports mention weather conditions and inspections at the stables, noting some minor damage and limited visibility.
Acting Governor Atinwon and Auditor Fisher held a conference on the Territory finances. It is now provable that the counties will be able to draw larger warrants next month. Revenues and expenditures through the end of the Wend al period were estimated to assess how far the revenue would cover appropriations.
Real estate entries filed for record on August 23 and August 24, 1905. Listings include transfers from Ton Pulaa and wife to John Azevedo at a street address, and from Jones to Bishop & Co PA. The text contains OCR errors and garbled names and dates.
Portsmouth reports Japan and Russia clash over payment for half of Saghallen Island. Russia insists indemnity was not paid due to preexisting conditions. maintenance costs are accepted. Reports note unrest and adjourned sessions as revolutionary tensions rise in Warsaw and beyond.
Agents for The Ewa Plantation Co Waialua Agricultural Co Kohala Sugar Co Waimei Sugar Mill Co Fulton Iron Works St Louis MO The Standard OM Co eam Pumps Weston's Centrifugals The New England Life Insurance Co of Boston The Aetna Fire Ins Co of Hartford Conn The Alliance Insurance Co of London
Wm. Irwin & Co executives include WM G Irwin as president and M Mo D Spreckels as vice president. Other officers named are H M Whitney as treasurer, Richard Ivers as secretary, and E J Spaulding as auditor. The firm is a sugar factors and commission agents connected to Oceanic Steamship Co. and lists several manufacturing and industrial affiliates in Philadelphia New York and San Francisco.
Establishment details list banking, trust, and insurance services with departments at 928 and 924 Bethel Street. Notes include correspondence with major banks, letters of credit, trusteeship, rents and dividends collection, safety vault, bankruptcy auditing, and agency for fire marine life and liability insurance. The fragment outlines broad service roles and a longstanding firm profile.
Wm. G. Irwin and Claus Spreckels & Co bankers in San Francisco. Agencies in London New York Paris Yokohama and more. Deposits received and loans on security. Bills of exchange bought and sold. Collections promptly accounted for.
A historical listing shows C. Brewer & Co. and T. C. Brewer & Co. of Queen Street Honolulu along with Hawaiian Agricultural Co. Oobata Sugar Plant Co Onomea and several other sugar and ranch concerns. Include officers M. Cooke president George Robertson manager F. Bishop treasurer and secretary F. W. Mace fariane auditor P. C. Jones C. M. jalt directors.
The Aorangoi arrived in port after a voyage from Sydney and Fanning Island, with 1,000 cwt of raw wheat from Vancouver Cove, and a moderate number of passengers including EB McClanahan and Mrs. McClanahan. Weather was fair initially, then rough seas after Suva, voyage continuing toward Vancouver and Victoria with strong trade winds.
In Honolulu, at 1218 ym, Katherine Elizabeth aged 1M years and 10 months, child of Mr and Mrs Suliae Apel Konowl, died today. Proceedings indicate residence and stopgap phrasing reflecting obituary style.
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