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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text shows possible race or event references with names Hua Far Alamelia and Moat, but lacks coherent context, dates, or outcomes to determine a concrete news item. Entities are uncertain. no clear action or result available.
PRM CHINA-FERS MONGOLIA. 66 PER SE SNIPPON MAR. MAR FT pone MAR 1%)
Commercial and Travelers' letters of Credit issued on, the Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank, Ltd., London. Interest allowed on term and Savings Bank Deposits.
Wm. G. Irwin and Claus Spreckels & Co. named as bankers with agents in San Francisco and London. The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco is listed as a banking agent in San Francisco while the Union of London and Ames Bank Ltd and American Exchange National are connected to New York. Other banks include Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation and Bank of New Zealand and Australia in Victoria Vancouver and British North America. Deposits received loans on approved security and commercial and travelers credits issued. Bills of exchange bought and sold.
The First American Savings and Trust Co offers deposits with yearly interest at 41.2 percent per annum. Corner Fort and King streets location noted with cashier and vice president named. rules and regulations available on request.
The text lists agents and companies tied to sugar operations including The Ewa Plantation Co The Waialua Agricultural Co The Kohala Sugar Co Westons Centrifugals The New England Life Insurance Co of Boston The Aetna Fire Insurance Co of Hartford Conn The American Steam Pump Co The line suggests promotional or agency roles in sugar processing and related machinery and services.
Widespread OCR fragment lists executives and officers for Wa. and Irwin Co and assorted firms. It names IRWIN as president, W. M. Giffard, Whitn Treasurer, Richard Iv Ww. F. Wilson as auditor, and agents for Oceanic Steamship Co with scattered city mentions including San Francisco and Philadelphia.
C Brewer & Co and Honomu Sugar Co entries show a line of officers in San Francisco ties. Names include G M Cocke as President George Robertson as Vice President and Manager E F Bishop as Treasurer and Secretary F W Macfarlane as Auditor and C M Cooke and J MR Galt as Directors.
The record notes local Hawaii moon and tide timings, stating times come from the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey tables. Hawaiian standard time runs 6 minutes 0 seconds slower than Greenwich, with a 1:30 p.m. whistle. The entry covers eye and moon data for the entire group.
Shipping news notes several vessels affected by delays and departures. The Daviea and Co. 8 Miowera arrive one day late from the Colonies. Moana, from Victoria and Vancouver, is a day behind schedule. The Mateprive sails for San Francisco via Hilo with 15,400 tons of rofl. Jednagar will load 2000 tons of AW sugar at Hilo. The Thorny returned to sea after a fight, and the Transport logs a return to port in a week. Pacific Mail and Keren sailed from San Francisco, due next Tuesday. Logan called at Alameda yesterday, and the port awaits its arrival.
A list of passengers includes Mae, J. R. Hensler, John Potter, Taplin, Wong Koon Lam, Mie, Hines, Williams, Hull, Karl Robinson, John Idy, Hunneberg, Pemberton, Kinney, Meer, Hare, Faye, Porstrut, Iyealani, Keba, and A. Gurrey. The names indicate a voyage or travel manifest across multiple destinations including Lanai.
Fragmentary notice from a historical paper referring to a Vancouver event on February 7 with names T L Brown and others. Readable bits include locations and initials but lack clear context or full details of action or outcome.
The County Committee will meet tonight to fill vacancies created by resignations of Dum Johnson JK Kanepon and Henry Vida. It will also appoint four members to work with the legislative subcommittee of the Contra Committees to draft a municipal birth. Howry Brodek, proprietor of the American drag store at Martin, is mentioned amid confusion as a mentally unbalanced passenger on the Thonwma.
Fragmentary report describes Phonix bloodhounds sent to the Philippines in 1905 to trap Ladrones. The dogs reportedly died a slow, lung-tubing death without an obvious cause. Pipe smoke and charms mentioned in unclear text accompany the account.
A Pacific Coast Department letter lauds the Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool for promptly paying 2260 claims totaling 5 850 626 88 and claims it will exceed any other company in surplus. It criticizes other firms for delays and stiff adjustments while urging Hawaii agents WM. G. IRWIN & CO. LTD to promote Royal policies.
Corporation notices announce Kohala Ditch Company Limited will hold its annual stockholders meeting at Hind Rolph Co offices in Honolulu on February 14, 1907 at 9:00 am. The secretary A Lewis Jr signs the notice, specifying meeting purposes and any business to be presented.
The annual election held December 29, 1906, elected officers for the ensuing year. Winslow Bao? Breeant Joseph Goo Kim named as President, Wille Au Wen as Vice President, Jaan Kind Wan as Secretary, Ching Leo as Assistant Secretary, Chang Been as Treasurer, and Howolili as Auditor. Secretary Willie Au Wen announced on February 4, 1907.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the Henry Waterhouse Trust Company will be held at 8 o'clock p m on February 14 1907 in the Company office at the corner of Merchant and Fort streets Honolulu Hawaii. Amendments to the by-laws will be proposed and considered. Dated Honolulu January 1 1907 D L Withington Secretary Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd. F February 1 1907.
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