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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
6
Fragmentary input mentions players and teams but no coherent event, date, or organizations. No clear people, places, or scores emerge to form a factual headline or summary.
The document outlines Oahu Railway schedules for Watanae Waialua and nearby lines. It lists departure and arrival times including 8 10 a m and 6 1 p m daily, with Sunday and Sunday only services. It mentions the Halotwa Limited running Sundays and returns by 12 10 p.m., plus printing notes and officials signatures.
Fragmented OCR text outlines officers Baldwin Castine president vice president treasurer secretary and directors with unclear roles and names. Key entities include Baldwin Castine and Castine tied to a corporate board structure.
Sugar factors commission and agents for Hawaiian agricultural operations are listed, including Kanuku Plantation and Kahului Railroad Company, with associations to various plantation groups and entities in Hawaii during period. Names and affiliations appear in fragmented OCR text with references to firms and plantations in the sugar industry.
Bishop & Co bankers issue commercial and travelers' credits on Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank Ltd London. Correspondents for American Express Company and Thomas Cook & Son. Interest allowed on time and living bank deposits.
The report lists multiple international banks including National Bank of London, Bank of New York, and Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. It notes drawing on various overseas banks, with items approved as security and entries entered for prompt accounting.
The First American Savings and Trust reports subscribed capital of 290,900 and paid up capital of 100,000. Cecil Brown is president, P Robinson is a listed official. Corner Pearl and King Streets serves as the address. Savings deposits are received with yearly rates up to four percent, with deposits advertised and details available on request.
An archival snippet lists branch agencies including Antung Halen Hang Kaw Cheno Palay Honbhay Hongkong Honutald Ko oyun London Ivona Mulder anaki Newchwang New York Peking San Francisco Shanghai Tokie Oratka The Wank buys and receives for each section Bill of Exchange letters of credit and general banking. Honolulu branch 67 King St.
Fragmentary text lists multiple firms and brands including Castle & Cooke Wahiawa Water Co and Aetna Life Insurance Co. The OCR reads like a stretcher of corporate names with misspellings and partial words, lacking coherent events or actions to summarize.
A fragmented listing shows names and titles such as vice president and secretary for Irwin and Ss, Uta WM, and other officials for ocean line operations. It references agents for the Oceanic Steamship Co, locations in San Francisco Philadelphia and New York, plus manufacturers and transport affiliates.
C Brewer and Company Ltd of Queen Street Honolulu lists agents for the Hawn on Agricultural Gey Gokala Sugar Plant and related sugar companies Wonomu Waluku Pepeeter Pugir. The Planters Line of San Francisco Packets appears with officers including c M Cocke as President Geo Hopertson as Vice President FW Macfarlane as Auditor and C J A Galt as Director.
The Hawaii territorial probate court announces notice for final allowance and distribution of the estate of Lev Relieoa Narka deceased. Administrator William Atha is tasked with presenting claims and supporting evidence within a specified period. Court orders publication in The Hevytyin Bulletin.
President Pinkham warns of a disease outbreak affecting communities across the territory. Government officials outline measures, including quarantines and public health campaigns, to stop spread and protect residents during the crisis.
A fragmented OCR passage describes an opening ceremony with streets and venues named in garbled form. It mentions Vi Heilawitae proevaien and a series of place names and figures, including RE Aunty Cathe shire and The Aimee Row HWW, with scattered references to speakers or performers and a crowd scene. The text remains unclear but preserves a sense of a crowded event and listed participants.
Corporate notices announce the annual stockholders meeting of Kowala Defch Company to be held February 14, 1807, at 2 o'clock a.m. at the office of Hick Reiph & Co in Campiell Hock, Honolulu. Officer election and matters needing stockholder action will be addressed. dated Honolulu February 1, 1907. AL Lewes, Secretary.
In Manoa on February 4, Willie Al Wen was noted as a candidate for president amid a list of attendees and roles within the society. The event featured various assignments and emerging leadership names in a formal gathering.
A brief note offers a beautiful altered view of Manoa Valley property overlooking Diamond Head and the ocean. Price listed at 600.00.
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