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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1901
Page
3
An intoxicated man fell into the water at Oceanic Wharf and clung to life while a custome guard and watchman struggled to pull him ashore. After repeated rescues the drunken man nearly drowned again. Police were notified for aid.
Yesterday at Punahou campus athletic trials selected top material for March field day training. Punahou plans varsity engagement with Kamehameha at Kapiolani park on March 24, with winners in events including broad jump Castle first, Brown second, 120 yards Castle first, Deveril second, hammer Walker first, Galbraith second, high jump Campbell first Dixon third, pole vault Kaulukow first Camp.
At the regular annual meeting of Hooulu and fledta Lbul leaders were elected for the coming year. Prince David Kawananakul presided with Mrs James Campbell as first vice president and other officers named including secretary Mrs Eugenia Tol treasurer Mrs Plerty Jones and several trustees and provosts. A note mentions a public sale and a local house remedy, with references to Perry Davis Pain Killer and a long list of names.
Fragments list major banks in San Francisco New York Chicago and other cities including Bankers Trust, Union Bank, American Exchange National Bank and more. Notes indicate general banking and exchange services such as deposits loans on authorized security commercial and traveler checks and bills of exchange amid a Fort accumulate record.
Watablinhed 1866 SIsELoF &o Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business. Commercial and Traveler Letters of Credit issued, available in all principal cities of the world. Interest after July 1, 1898 on fixed deposits: 2 percent for 7 days with 2nd form not earning interest if disturbed for one month, 3 percent for 3 months, 3 1/2 percent for 6 months, 4 percent for 12 months.
Pioneer Building and Loan Association lists officers including T. Lansing president A. Gear treasurer and R ooe director. Secretary is A V Gear. Chamber of Commerce rooms office hours 12 30 to 1 40 pm.
Savings deposits will earn interest at four and one half percent per annum. Printed copies of the rules and regulations may be obtained on application at the bank building on Market Street. Birnhof & Co. furnish fine job printing at the bulletin office.
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