Bond Sale Digidedi Battleship Firm Buys Issues at 4.14 Percent
A New York firm, Digidedi Battleship, purchases entire bond issues at 4.14 percent with a premium of 1000 dollars paid by the purchaser.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1904
Page
6
A New York firm, Digidedi Battleship, purchases entire bond issues at 4.14 percent with a premium of 1000 dollars paid by the purchaser.
In New York the territory accepts Rudolph bond offer to sell four and one quarter million dollars in bonds at 1000 each with staged payments and interest postponement. Governor Carter and Treasurer Camp Well favor the offer as saving interest. Lieutenant Commander A.P. Niblock argues the battleship cannot be replaced and remains supreme in offensive power.
The Shriner ball at the Alexander Young Hotel on Friday evening drew a hundred guests. Decor featured maidenhair ferns and lanterns. the Billy Quintet Club provided music for dancing amid shrine emblems. Invitations note forthcoming events including a Japanese costume ball and a wedding announcement for Dorothy Brockway Paynter and John Howett Hoath in New York.
Real estate entries list transfers from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm including Naket to Chang Ky and Manuel de Quadro to Ter of finn and other pairs. Multiple Hawaii lenders and individuals appear such as Peter C Jonon Ltd, Bank of Hawaii, Antone Know, Vincent F Sylva, and Frederick 8 Lyman among numerous names.
A garbled note advertises Christmas photography tips and urges immediate action. It promotes a new 1005 calendar priced at 60 cents and lists vendors in Molt Smith Ride and Pureor McNamara. The text cites photo sessions and related scheduling for the holiday season with unclear timing and several misspelled names.
A letter promises free Dr Khoon's thematic remedy to rheumatic sufferers who request it, claiming the product eases joint pain and swelling. The writer asserts twenty years of research, cites a specific remedy, and invites others to try it at no cost, suggesting neighbors will benefit as well.
The text describes hard water deposits in Hemhettle and claims minerals and lime cause pain and rheumatic symptoms. It argues water treatment can prevent deposits and crystal formation, asserting a traditional cure through dissolution and elimination of crystals to relieve bodily pain and restore health.
Christmas season feature by the Salvation Army in Honotahi promotes a fundraiser with officers and volunteers collecting donations of clocks cash clothing and other items. The event includes visitors and volunteers from multiple communities and ships a list of donors and supporters across regions.
Nocay report indicates a tie for supply owed to Kaunt awaiting shipment. The fragment references quantities such as 2 000 and 4 600, with unclear units and entities. Further readable details needed to specify agents, dates, or destinations.
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