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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
9
Partial readable text shows multiple scattered names and dates including references to March April and a few personal names such as Wilhelmina, Lorline, and Hareb. No coherent event or outcome is clearly identifiable from the fragment.
A brief transcription fragment mentions war stations and a panel, with cryptic timing and identifiers such as 7:40 and 2090 p.m. The text references Sain or Saino and mentions FEL i.m. in a terse, unclear wartime communications context.
A fragmented OCR summary lists multiple banks in Honolulu San Francisco New York Chicago Paris London Hong Kong New Zealand Australia Victoria and Vancouver. It notes deposit receipts issued letters of credit securities approvals and exchange activity among international banks and the Bank of Ban Francthos.
A note from P. Bald outlines views on the presidency and names Smith and Galt von Hirotar BR as directors. The fragmentary text mentions balance of power and governance within the board and hints at future actions by the ward.
The annual meeting of the Olea Sugar Company Limited is called by the president for Thursday February 24 1910 at 2 o'clock p.m. in Bishop Co's building Honolulu. The stock transfer books will be closed February 16 to 24. Secretary AW VAN VALKENDURG dated Honolulu February 16 1910.
At the annual meeting of the shareholders of Honomy Sugar Company in Honolulu the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President J.A. Kennedy, Vice-President Geo. Robinson, Treasurer T.B. Robinson, Secretary G. Brash, R.A. Auditor and Directors named, forming the Board. Secretary W. North notes the event. Also Makii Ltd holders’ meeting set for February 24, 1910 at J. M. Downett’s office on Merchant Street.
At the annual meeting in Honolulu the Wailuku Sugar Company elected officers and directors for the ensuing term. Officers named include President and Vice President with secretary Cooke and director Robison. W. North serves as secretary. meeting date February 16 1910.
Public notice for No 175 in the Territory of Hawaii details a petition by Bruce Cartwrighth to register and confirm title to land at the northeast corner of Union Street and Hotel Street, Honolulu. It lists prior conveyances, the land description, and cites a court date of February 28, 1910, with a warning of default if not appeared. Also announces annual Oahu Sugar Co. stockholders meeting and transfer book dates.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Inter Island Steam Navigation Company Ltd will be held at the company’s offices on Queen Street Thursday February 24 1910 at 7 o’clock a m. The stock books will be closed to transfers from February 1 to February 28 1910. Norman B. Gordon, Secretary.
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