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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1905
Page
7
The Agricultural Company Ltd holds its annual meeting at Castle and Cooke offices in the Brangenwald Building Honolulu on February 9 1908 at 2 p.m. for election of directors and receipt of annual reports. The Hwa Plantation Company will meet at Castle and Cooke in the Brangenwald Building Honolulu on February 23 1906 at 10 a.m. for election of directors and receipt of reports.
The Wal moe Sugar Mill Company will hold its annual meeting at Castle & Cooke offices in the Brangenwald Building Merchant Street Honolulu on Friday February 24 1905 at 10 o clock for election of officers for the coming year reception of annual reports and other business. E D Tenney Secretary. Honolulu February 1905.
The Kolala Sugar Company will hold its annual meeting at the Castle & Cooke office in Brangenwald Lullding Merchant Street Honolulu on Monday February 27 1905 at 10 o clock a m for election of officers and reception of annual reports Secretary Kobala Co Honolulu February 1905
Notice of the Kwong Yee Society annual meeting at its hall on January 19, 2005 lists officers elected for the ensuing year: President C.C. Seu Co Winam View, Secretary Yuen Mun, Assistant Secretary Ngai Kai, Treasurer Lau Kam Yau. The Hawaii Realty and Maturity Co Ltd is noted in the document.
Notice warns that any person found within the Honea and Puuhala lands in Ewa district, above the Oahu Sugar cane upper fonca, without written permit for shooting or other acts will be treated as trespasser and poacher and will be prosecuted. Signed M. P. Robinson. February.
Notices announce regular and annual stockholders meetings for Watonini Agricultural Grazing Co Ltd Olowalu Company and Honokaa Sugar Co. Meetings set at 1904 1905 in Honolulu and at various offices in Waiohini and adjacent areas with secretaries named Hxmgente Williams Irwin Schaefer and Lanz. Dates include February 24th 1904 February 27th 1905 and February 27th 1905 at 10 am.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Pacific Sugar Mill will be held at the office of F. A. Behneter & Co. on Monday, February 27 at 2 p.m. The notice outlines banking, trust, accountant, and insurance departments with various services and correspondents listed.
San Francisco agents report on the Nevada National Bank of San Francisco draw exchange with London Union of London and Smiths Bank New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Cora Exchange National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnais Hongkong and Yokohama Hoganghai Banking New Zealand and Australia Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America deposits received loans made on approved security travelers credits tested bills of exchange bought and sold collections promptly accounted for
The First American Savings and Trust Co offers yearly deposits at 4 1 2 percent per annum with interest. Address at Corner Fort and King Streets. Rules and regulations provided on request.
Receiver William Protenhaver will auction the Puna Sugar Company Limited assets at the Judiciary Building Honolulu on Saturday February 26 1904 at 12 oclock noon. The sale includes all lands leased and owned properties equipment farm implements trains cars locomotives maps and extensive plantation assets per foreclosure decree./*/
A Hawaii court foreclosure decree details a sale of extensive Puna Sugar Company assets including plows wagons harness office furniture and various farming tools. The Receiver William Pfotenhauer may adjourn or conduct the sale in whole or in parcels with ten percent cash deposits due at hammer and balance within ten days after sale confirmation.
Real estate records dated 1904 to 1909 show numerous transfers and mortgages across Honolulu and surrounding islands. Transactions involve Campbell, Hobron, Baldwin, and various land parcels in Kapahulu, Kalihi, Waianae, and Makiki, with values ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars, including shares and long lists of RP lot numbers and tract names.
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