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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1905
Page
7
The Watalua Agricultural Company Ltd and the Ewa Plantation Company announce their annual meetings at Castle & Cooke Ltd offices in Honolulu. Both seek election of directors, review of annual reports, and related business for the coming year. Secretary C H Atherton signs for Watalua and HM Atherton for Ewa, dated February 7, 1905.
The notices announce the annual meetings of stockholders for multiple companies including Waloning Agricultural & Grazing Co Ltd Olowalu Company and Honoka Sugar Company. Meetings are scheduled for February 1905 and February 1904 at the offices of agents or secretary offices, with dates and times specified. The notices identify the secretary or company officials and the meeting venues in Honolulu and other locations.
The Waldew Sugar Mill Company and related firms announce annual stockholder meetings. Held at Cardy and Cooke offices in Honolulu and Waimea, dates include February 27, 1905, at 1 pm and 2 pm respectively, with officers listed for election and business.
Notice informs creditors and members of the Pacific Guang and Fertilizer Co that the adjourned annual meeting will be held at the office of H Hackford & Co Ltd in Honolulu on Thursday February 28 at 11 o'clock. Dated February 18.
A compact reference guide titled The Business Man s Handy Index will appear in Monday s issue. It promises quick access to key listings and practical information for local merchants and professionals.
Emory Winship hosted a social at a Honolulu venue welcoming bride-to-be Lily Horeckeln and featuring a lavish table with almond accents, azaleas, carnations, and tulle. Notable guests included Lily Spreckels and numerous society names. Ensign John Knveh Pond of the U S Navy arrived from Illinois with honors and will sail to Cavite for three months. The piece also mentions private events, a confetti ball, a February concert at the Opera House, and clergy arrivals from San Francisco to Hawaii for Christ Church work.
By order of the Board of Directors the Annual Meeting of the Shareholders 472 of the Oahi Sugar Co. Ltd. will be held at the office of M. Hackfeld & Co. 1 Honolulu on Friday February 24, 1906 at o'clock p.m. FF. KLAMP, Secretary.
The Koll Sher Company will hold its annual meeting at the Castle and Cooke offices in the Brangenwald Building Honolulu on Monday February 27 1903 at 10 oclock morning. Election of officers for the coming year and reception of annual report plus other business will be considered. W A Bowen secretary Kohala Sugar Co Honolulu February 7 1905
At a special meeting held at the hall on January 19, 1905, Kwong Yee Society elected officers for the coming year. Teresa Winama was named Vice President and Yuen Mun was elected to a post.
Established in 1808 Bishop & Co transacts banking in all departments. Collections attended to. Exchange bought and sold. Letters of credit issued on Bank of Call d N. M. Rothachilde & Sons London. Correspondents for Supreme Company and Thomas Cook & Son. Interest on term and savings deposits. Trust department rents and dividends. Safety deposit vault. Accountant department. Insurance department. Agents for fire marine life accident and employers liability.
The Kekaha Sugar Company Ltd holds its annual meeting at the office of H Hackfeld Co Ltd in Honolulu. Notice lists February dates for the meeting and secretary H. Klamp is referenced. details include holders of The Koloa Sugar Co and Honolulu addresses.
The Kipahulu Sugar Co. will hold its annual shareholders meeting at the office of H Hackterda o in Honolua on Monday February 27 1905. The notice appears in the February 16 1905 edition.
Claus Spreckels & Co. bankers advertise agencies in San Francisco and London with exchanges on Nevada National Bank San Francisco Union of London and Smiths Bank New York American Exchanges National Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Paris Credit Lyonale Hongkong and Yokohama Hongkong Banking Corporation Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America Deposits received Loans made on approved security commercial and travelers credits Bills of exchange bought and sold Collections promptly accounted for.
By authority notice declares a public auction at 12 noon Saturday March 4 1905 at the judiciary building Honolulu for Government Lot adjoining the Wilcom property in Oahu containing about 42 500 square feet with an apace price of 500 dollars. Terms cash in U S gold coin. For plans and further details apply to the Department of Public Lands Honolulu. February 1905. Governor Carter directs that territorial fees be cl osed on that day.
The Yokohama Bank lists capital details and a worldwide network with head office in Yokohama and branches in Bombay, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Nagasaki, Nawchwang, New York, Penang, San Francisco, Shanghai, Tientsin, Tokio and Honolulu. It notes collection of Bills of Exchange, drafts and letters of credit and general banking services, with the Honolulu branch at 67 King Street.
Haleiwa Naka hosts a significant golf round for the cup with top players expected to perform. Harold Olfard garners respect for superb play as rumors link High Sheldon Anderson Indal Row and others to challenge. Grounds have been upgraded for Sun Jay tournament. locals note steady crowds and rising activity since new management took over.
Inquirer asks whether the Cithuen's Guard still exists or died naturally when Mawati Republic ended. Reader notes the Guard fled a natural death after the legislature failed to provide for its continuation.
The Territory of Hawaii commands the High Sheriff of Hawaii or deputies to compel Charlson Wo to appear within twenty days before the Circuit Court at Honolulu to answer a divorce petition by Elizabeth M. Becler. Witness George Lucas, Clerk, dated March 11, 1904, with seal and official proceedings.
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