First American Savings and Trust Co Ad
The First American Savings and Trust Co lists its office at Corner Fort and King Streets. It announces savings deposits received and interest payable per annum with regulations furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
15
The First American Savings and Trust Co lists its office at Corner Fort and King Streets. It announces savings deposits received and interest payable per annum with regulations furnished on application.
The Yokohama Specie Bank established in 1880 reports capital 24,000,000 yen with 21,000,000 paid in and a 13,700,000 yen reserve. It lists branch offices in Antung, Bombay, Hongkong, London, New York, Tokyo, and Honolulu among others and offers Bills of Exchange, Letters of Credit, and general banking. Honolulu branch at 67 King St.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and terms such as Per dime Clandine Dee H Mani ad Hawai ports and various initials. The readable portion reads as a miscellaneous roster or witness list with dates and scattered surnames, offering little coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented 19th century legal notice describes the Hawaii Circuit Court in Probate. It names Reverend Father Stappers deceased, presents a petition for probate of a will, and sets Monday January 25 at 2 pm for proving the will. Publication for three weekly notices is ordered in a Hawaiian language newspaper.
A list of travelers arriving includes many unfamiliar names such as Mant ports, Collin, Daley, Vierra, Pinkham, Morinote, Pavan, Wery, May, Perry, Akota, Young, Lang, Lake, Kawallion, Peters, Hangha, Temples, Shohtiva, Yokokawa, Kashimeti, Kant fanu, Kitan, Yoshimura, Nutto, Taknaga, Stata, Gorman, Kennedy, and Macken. The fragment shows an arrivals record with numerous individuals and partial affiliations.
An odd advertisement claims Whitley and Marsh offer a vast range of items including a triple step and various useful and acceptable goods. The legible fragment hints at a sales pitch and mentions a daily insert.
Verstan Hotere and Bee 18 head a list of travelers including Gl authority figures and multiple names such as Tulloch and Hind. Destination routes mention Ashford Ampting Mre AH, Lindeau, Mies M, and Lae fie Tulloch HTL Hoyd.
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