Financial Agents and Banks Across Global Network
Wm Gi Irwin Claus Spreckels Co bankers San Francisco agent The Ne on the Neva tional Bank of San Francisco London Union of London and Smiths Bank Ltd New York American Exchange National Bank parnlenae Corn Exchange National Air Ports Credit Lyonnais Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp New Zealand Australia Bank of New Zealand Bank of Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America Deposits received Loans made an approved Security Commercial and Travelers Credit issued Bills of Exchange bought and sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nevational Bank of
London
Union of London and
Smith's Bank, Ltd
New York
American Exchange Netonal Bank
Parnlenae
Corn Exchange National Air Ports
Credit Lymoa
Hongkong and Yokohama
Hong Kong-Shanghai Banking Corporation
New Zi d
Australia
Bank of New Zealand
Bank of Australas Victoria
Vancouver
Bank of Britinh North America
Ioana
Bille
Hex 6
First American Savings and Trust Co Notice
The First American Savings and Trust Co announces deposits accepted at the corner of Fort and King Streets. Interest on yearly deposits is four and one half percent per annum. Rules and regulations available on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeo
Corner Fort
King Sts
Yokohama Specie Bank Establishes Global Network
The Yokohama Specie Bank, founded in 1881, reports capital and branch expansions across major cities including Antung, Bombay, Hongkong, Honolulu, Kobe, Nagasaki, New York, Peking, Shanghai, Tokyo, Osaka, and more. The bank operates exchanges, drafts, letters of credit, and general banking, with a new branch at 67 King Street in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AG Antung
Hsien
Hang Kao
Chesao
Danny Bombay
Hongkong
Honolulu
Kobe
Leoyang
Louton
Lyons
Mukden
Nagasaki
Newehwang
New York
Peking
San Francisco
Shanghai
Thenitain
Tokio
Osaka
Lus
Busines Wonolulu
King ST
Shipping Intelligence Arrived and Due to San Francisco Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and crewing at Maui, Hawali, Victoria, Vancouver, and Honolulu. Names include Nippon Maru, Kinow, Sonoma, and Arat Phittiom. Passengers and families aboard include Christopher, Colley, Kato, Okonitea, and Shibayama with multiple itineraries and due times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Christopher and Wit
W. Colley Ant
Youn
Mo Heerivon
Mfr
K. Kato
J. Lonnox
He BR. Methtyre
Ming A. Melntyre
K. Mort Mote Oneon
Ree T. Okonitea
H Shibayama
Carl Springefeld
Barnes
Ere
Passengers Departed For Hite Mutants CoA Brown M1 Jamtenon
Passengers listed include Kina for Hite mut w ants, McCrommen, Mire LT Peek Minn Jones McCorrinton B C Peters Capt Walters Wery D Mantis WR Bet My AL they ant CoA Brown M1 Jamtenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
McCrommen
Mire
LT Peek
Minn Jones McCorrinton
B.C. Peters
Walters
Eilideen
Mra Wery
D. Mantis
Bet
Brown
M1 Jamtenon
Water Pipe Laying and Settling Basin Construction at Waimea Kauai
Public works authority invites bids for laying water pipe and constructing a settling basin at Waimea Kauai. Proposals due January 12, 1909. Plans and specs available from the Superintendent of Public Works with a refundable deposit. Bids judged on bid format and certified check. Also notice to landowners about curb and sidewalk requirements under Ordinance No 1. City of Honolulu and County of Oahu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waimea
Kauai
Honostlu
Ane
Fan
Walinea
Wal
Pubite Works
Holloway
Honolulu
Oahu
T. JL
Oah
Hawaiian Star
Pas Commercial
County Board Orders Officials To Action In Oahu Territory
A terse order from the Board of Supervisors directs department heads in the County of Oahu Territory to proceed with designated actions before year’s end. County Clerk Kalavokalans notes the county procedures and timing. The directive emphasizes coordinated compliance across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahu
Hawaii
Board OF Supervisors
Kalavokalans
JIC
Oot Viet
Saito Examines Japanese School Attendance in Hawaii
Japanese Consul Sato returned from Hawaii and reports that Japanese children attend both government and Japanese schools with rising attendance. He urged parents to keep children in government schools first, says plantation managers report no complaints, and notes good labor relations with Hawaii companies. He dismissed war talk as a dream and affirmed friendly US Japan relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
San Franciso School
Provident
Senate
Hawaii
Japan
Miks Saito
Th Iuland
Coal Saito
Hie
Hiewiil
Bargent
Sargent
Salto Wan
Anc
Hin Bavette
Balto
San Francie Bchool Board
Henshall declines Bucklands Plage offer
A report states R Buckland offered the post of Chief Clerk of the Secretary’s care was declined by Henshall. Acting Governor Carter wired for acceptance and received a formal refusal this morning. The Herald notes other unnamed sources and contextual political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Buckland
Carter
Henshall
Alnien
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Willcox & Gibbs
Hall & Son, Ltd
Bishop & Co
Bankers
Bank of California
N. M. Rothschild & Sons
American Express Company
Thos. Cook & Son
Claus Spreckele
Wm, Gi. Irwin
Claus Spreckels & Co. Bankers
American Savings and Trust
LTO
Yokohama
Yokomama
J. Carlo’s
Fort Street
OPP
Onvent
Ever Bhown
Loonen
Howard
ADAMS
Chambers Drug CO
Sts
Shipping Intelligence
Torsing
Tkor & & Nippon Maru
Fitmer
Orton
Kinow
Freemin
Maui
Hawali
Sherwin
Hewall
Sailing Today
Sonoma
Trask
San Rie
Anreandts
OX Bos Agrune Phillipe
Victoria
Sone Trata
Sherman
Menstterre
San Pyanelyen
Thume
Athy
Thommen Loman
Pratetee
Ralatiokalans JI
Oalin
Sty
Adior
The
Honolulu Candy Co
Emma
Isabelle Balamane
Lazaro Salamanca
S Mall
Young Hote
Hagtin
Apply Hotel Stables
SRD
Sato
Shu
Winey & Ears
Oregon
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
J. Lando
MAS
BOS8
Santa Claus
L. B. Kerr & Co
Buckland
W O'Plock A.M
Kapiolani Building
King and
Alakea Sts
Mihran & Son, S. F
Daily Union
Pacific
Union Pacific
Honolulu Drug Co
Fort
Pine
Thayer
Hotel Street
Young Hotel