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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1904
Page
7
An advertisement-style description claims a tropical fruit extract based ginger ale produced in a laboratory using a mechanized process. It emphasizes a blend of premium ingredients including refined sugar purified gas and ginger extract, highlighting scientific accuracy.
The advertisement extols White Rogue Ginger Ale as a premier American beverage. It claims the product is pure, wholesome, non alcoholic, and produced by highly approved scientific methods. It urges readers to acquaint their calves with its superior excellence.
At the adjourned annual meeting in Honolulu on November 17 1904 officers were elected for the ensuing year President J M Dowsett Vice President Geo H Roberts Treasurer E F Bishop Secretary T R Robinson Auditor Cecil Brown Frank Hust H Armitage listed by corporate notice from the company secretary in a formal filing.
Notice of annual meeting results lists M P Robinson as President W F Allen as Vice President and BF Bishop as Secretary along with auditor and director appointments in Honolulu dated November 11 1920.
An outline from the Home Office in Honolulu details Kentwell, the general manager, and Meintyre Building as central sites for the plan. The document references initial phases and organizational roles in the housing initiative.
Willem Provenhauer, receiver for Puna Sugar Company Limited, will sell at public auction at the front door of the Territorial Building Honolulu on the fifth of February at ten oclock in the forenoon all property tied to the Puna Sugar Company Limited including approximately 6201.88 acres in the District of Puna Hawaii with extensive lands, sugar and molasses operations, equipment, and facilities. The sale follows a decree of foreclosure by Judge J. T. DeBolt and covers the principal bond amount of 500,000 plus interest and costs, with units such as locomotives, rails, tools, and plantation buildings also included.
Public sale announcement from Honolulu Hawaii dated October 5 1904 for the receiver of the Puna Bigar Company Limited offering all property to be sold in whole or in parcels. Terms require ten percent cash or certified check at sale and balance within ten days after court confirmation.
Merna J Nonlitt, administratrix of the estate of William Sherman Woblitt, gives notice to all creditors to present their claims with vouchers within months from the date, or they will be barred forever. The notice is dated November 28.
Notice to creditors of Frank Clark deceased. administration seeks claims within six months from first publication. Executor Havshelden cautions claimants to present authentic proofs lasting a secure settlement. All real estate attached to the will is to be preserved. final discharge follows upon completion.
A fragment notes Neopotlian and Tutt Pratel trick Aw cream as a winner in a feature from The Evening Bulletin. The item references Hlie Iee Cream Parlors and a month, but details are incomplete.
Fragmented 1904 real estate entries detail multiple properties and transfers in Hawaii. Names like Kajita, Gerlach, and Chamberlin appear alongside firms such as Lansing Co and McCully Land Co. Dates span November to December 1904 with various parcel descriptions, homesteads, and sums noted in old currency.
Ibishop and Co bankers publish a broad notice of services including trust department mortgages estates and safekeeping, savings deposits at 4 1/2 percent, auditing for corporations, and agency for insurance firms. Also lists letters of credit and travelers checks with rates and departments.
The Yokohama Specie Bank lists capital details including a paid up reserve fund of 9 520.00 at head office in Yokohama and a wide network of branches in Bombay Hongkong Manila Kobe London Lyons Nagasaki Nawchwang New York Peking San Francisco Shanghai Tianjin Tokyo Honolulu Branch at 67 King Street handles bills of exchange drafts letters of credit and general banking business.
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