Christmas notices and events in Honolulu, 1897
Local items report Christmas services across churches, theatre shows at the Baltimore minstrels and Royal Annex, special transport plans, hotel dining, and shop promotions. Mentions Hilo Tribune publishing, Hackfeld calendars, Bank of Hawaii officers, and cargo/rail updates. Names include Rev G L Pearson, Rev T D Garvin, D P Birn ie, Captain Williams, and J M Camara Jr. with business notices from H H & Co and Portland Flour Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Richwins
Captain Williams
Brigantine
Wm. G
Onterion
Harry Armitage
Christman
T. D. Garvin
Christian Church
D. P. Birnie
Central Union Church
Driner
Baltimore
BH. Hackfeld & Co
J. M. Camara Jr
Bulletin Force
Rainier
Seattle Brewing Company
BE Berry
Hilo Tribune Publishing Co
Hilo
Island of Hawaii
Anon
Sixven
Honolulu
H.1
Opera House
H. Hackfeld & Co
Sed ling's Best baking powder urged by grocer
A reader urges shoppers to avoid cheap baking powders and asks their grocer about Sed ling's Best four set cooking powder, implying higher quality and cost efficiency to prevent wasted money and potential health costs.
Bank of Hawaii Incorporators Elect Officers in 1897
At a Ho palin meeting dated December 17 1897 the Bank of Hawaii Incorp voted to accept the Interior Minister charter. Officers elected for the first year include President and Vice President Jones B Atherton Elwin A Jones H Cooke ex-officio directors with directors Waterhouse May Bosse Macfarlane Tenney and Auditor George R Carter. Secretary C H Cooke. Honolulu December 24 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Hawaii
Hopalin
George R. Carter
H. Cooke
Honolulu
Lin
Certificate of the Bank of Hawaii Incorporation
Minister of the Interior certifies that Bank of Hawaii Limited has fulfilled the Act requirements for banking company incorporation under Hawaii laws. The document, dated December 1 1907, authorizes commencement of business in Honolulu after inspection and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister of the Interferin Re Bank of Hawaii, Limited
E.pomes A. King
Republic of Hawaii
Bank OF
Mid
Honolulu
Tom
Aid Corporation
He Bask of
Hawaii
Kodak trade in drives new line for this year
Kodak dealers tout a refreshed trade in offer for the current year. The message emphasizes satisfaction with the 8 Kodak model and signals preparation for the upcoming sales season.
All Kinds and Sizes For the Victous KOMBI at 83.50
For the more advanced person a NO 2 BULLET at 10.00 and a NO 4 CARTRIDGE KO DAK at 26.00. The items are advertised as satisfactory and a perfect Kodak. The text lists various prices and descriptions aimed at different buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KODAK
Stuparich Photo Albums and New Printing Paper
Stuparich offers a full line of Pustogreptite albums in varied styles and prices. Velox, a new sensitive printing paper, arrives with improved black and white effects. Photographic goods are refreshed with each steamer shipment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hmma Square
Tomorow
George W. Macfarlane
Peking
Turkey
St Andrew's Cathedral
Banday
H. & Townsend
Claudius
G. L. Pearson
Young Pie
Methodist Church
Head of Nansea
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Tom and Jerry
Royal, Annex
Nolte
Cabo Mlinas
Sunda
Makee Island
Central Union Church Choir
San Francisco
Captain Gibson
U. S
Adams
Minit R Cooper
W. B. Godfrey
California
Simon Hoth
Minister of Interior
Schlei
Anchor
P. C. Ryan
Winches Oll
Oxford Peacher
Golden Ruly Bazaar
the Bank of Hawaii, Limited
Jones , B
Atherton Elwin
A. Jones
H. Waterhouse, T. May
C. Bosse
F. W. Macfarlane
E. D. Tenney
Santa’s
Emporium
Holiday Line
Santa Claus Emporium
Proprietors
Portland
Cascadia
Dayton
Olympic
H Hackfeld & Co
Goon Timekeeper
Bagatelle Boards
E. W. Jordan
Fort Street
Kodaks
Hollister Drug Co
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