Bank notices on letters of credit and deposit interest
Bishop & Co offers commercial and travelers letters of credit issued by Bank of California and N. M. Rothschild and Sons London. Interest is allowed on term and savings bank deposits.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
3
Bishop & Co offers commercial and travelers letters of credit issued by Bank of California and N. M. Rothschild and Sons London. Interest is allowed on term and savings bank deposits.
Wm. G. Irwin Claus Spreckels & Co bankers sanction exchanges with Nevada National Bank of San Francisco and Union of London and Smiths Bank Ltd. Listings show American and Japanese banks, Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corp, Bank of New Zealand and Australia, and Vancouver Bank of British North America. Departing shipments received. Loans approved against security. Commercial and travelers credits issued. Bills of exchange bought and sold. Collections proxied accounted for.
Notice advertises savings deposits and interest at 4 12 percent per annum with terms and regulations available on application. The firm lists office locations and basic banking service details for potential depositors in Hawaii.
Fragmentary OCR text notes various entities and numbers, including monetary values in yen and references to agencies and individuals. The legible items point to a chaotic, damaged page with scattered names, places, and figures, lacking coherent narrative or complete fields.
A garbled listing of petitions for letters of administration and estate matters. Names like Mark Robinson and various heirs appear with hearing dates and locations, including references to intestate estates, changes of administrator, and related legal actions in a jumble of addresses and entities.
A cryptic church notice from the Sacred Lover group led by Rev. Mother Clement lists Advent events for tomorrow and Sunday. The message mentions rosary prayers and a devotional gathering, with references to ceremonies and church authorities.
Notices advertise claims to be filed with administrators for numerous estates including Antonia Botetho Walter Pickett Sennnke Vonthiet Henry Gibson Abia Da Silva Fernandes Morte Augustine Know Augustine Know John Ding Nora Hodgins Maria J. da Silva Joseph Harney David Plerer Amelia Richardson WIlLIam Taylor Robertsson etc all with deadlines from December to April in Honolulu and surrounding offices. Claimants urged to file before stated dates with respective executors and attorneys Thompson Clemons Stungenwald building Merchant Street Honolulu.
Petitions for final accounting and discharge filed by W Henning as administrator of the estate of Robert B Ford. Hearing set for December 41st at Kepothat County Courthouse.
An odd entry references a land court case or petition involving multiple named parties, including Ivan Weaver. The fragment lists entities such as King and Rebwallito and hints at a bul corner and a Heilring Den 130. Further readable details are limited.
Fragmentary note mentions plumbing permits and individuals with unclear roles. The readable portion lists names and places in a jumbled, error-filled line with no coherent events or dates to anchor a clear summary.
Corporation notices announce the formation of a partnership under Wing Wo Chong at 116 Beretania Street Honolulu. The business intends to sell groceries and related items and to conduct operations under the partnership name described in the filing.
The readable OCR fragment describes travel between Watunao Waialua Katia and Pearl City with references to Wahiawa Honolulu connections. It mentions arrival times around 2 pm and 6 pm, with partial lines about trains or buses, durations, and a pricing bulletin.
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