Reception Damages Million Dollar Claim at Kohala Hall
A reception hosted by Mrs Dr Wight for her daughter Clara now Mrs Howard Bryant in Kohala on February 6 featured elaborate decorations and dancing. Guests included Judge Ate Kins and Rev W H Fenton Smith among many others. Separately Imata a Japanese prisoner demands one million dollars for alleged false imprisonment, threatening to target Admiral Tojo and prompting warnings to local officials.
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Kohala
Dr. Wight
Clara
Howard Bryant
Wight
Bryant
Atking
A. Mason
Hoya
W. H
A. Fenton-Smith
Ate Kins
Mine Atking
And
Moe
A. Masron
Kate and
Mand Wight
Mra. Patton
May
Mr. Buchanan
F, Kay
A. Kay
Mins Kay
H. Mint
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Atherley
H. Renton
Bond
B.C. G. Bond
Miss Bond
Edith Bond
John Hind
J. F. Woods
Olding
George Olding
Mex
Taylor
Misa Taylor
E. ‘Taylor
Mins Sharp
Smlsnes
Woods
Clara Low
Mra. McKensie
Osborne
B. Ward
Miew Macdonald
Mra
Mins Laing
A. Frawer
Barnard
Messia
O'Brien
Paston
Child
Elgin
Batchelor
Minchell
George MacDougall
Ramnay
Templeton
Wilkon
Wall
Mra Tt. D. Hond
J. Meinecke
Mise Ward
Minx D. Taylor
Can Plantation
Union Mill
Arthur Deverill
South
Ernest Parker
Maui
Hamilton
Hawaii
Admiral Too
Imata
Tanta Ie
Kammuna
Welrd
Lucien Young
Henry
Kaemana
Tuiita
Republic of Hawaii
Oahu
White bidders on Wailuku ditch win bids over Japanese
The article reports bids for tunneling on the Wailuku ditch opened by Manager Wells in Walluku. White bidders, including J Onishi, Mona, ALA Wilson, F H Jordan, Cotton Broa Co, Li M Whitehouse, Wilson Dggan, and others, propose amounts ranging from about 42,040 to 130,090 dollars. The project aims to employ skilled white labor and boost the territory, with tunnels totaling about 15,000 feet and a daily capacity of 42 million gallons.
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Wailuku Ditch
Wells
Walluku
J. Onishi
Mona
Ala Wilson
F. H. Jordan
Cotton Broa, & Co
M. Whitehouse
Wilson Dggan
Islamdc
Large gold shipment sails from New York to Paria aboard La Champagne
The steamer La Champagne left New York in February with 9.13 million dollars in gold for Paria, the largest shipload ever sent from New York. The next big voyage occurred May 1 with about 9.03 million. Freight and insurance costs totaled roughly 3.76 percent per million. Weekly edition of the paper notes the shipping record.
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New York
Paria
Bids Opened for South Hilo Road and Culvert Work
The Public Works Department opened bids for extending Keaukabu road to South Hilo District with bids from J P Brown at 4008.75 dollars for 130 days and M Whitehouse at 4119 dollars for 120 days. Separate culvert construction bids in South Hilo included Nuno Fernandes at 1025 dollars for 1 day and M Whitehouse at 3090 dollars for 60 days. The Weekly Bulletin offers subscription incentives for 1.26 dollars and a chance at a prize contest, with magazine value noted.
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Public Works Department
Keaukabu Road
Bouth Hilo
J.P. Brown
M. Whitehouse
Nuno Fernandes
Hide
Maxem Guleb
Routh Hilo
M. Whiteboure
Wery
Nuno Pernaudes
United
Weekly Bulletin
Sale Of Sugar Plantation In Equity At Chambers
William Pfolenhauer receiver of Puna Sugar Company Limited will sell at public auction at the Judiciary Building Honolulu on Saturday February 26, 1904, all property of the Puna Sugar Company Limited including lands, cane, railroad, equipment, buildings, and leases to satisfy a $500,000 principal debt plus interest. The sale follows a foreclosure decree of October 22, 1900, by Judge J. De Bolt and may be adjourned. Ten percent deposit required. balance within ten days after court confirmation. purchaser to receive full deed. properties freed from liens.
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William Pfolenhauer
Puna Sugar Company, Limited
J. 7. de Bolt
Circuit Court
First Judicial Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Chambers
First National Bank of Hawaii
Hoholulu
H. Hackfeld & Company, L.limited
Puna Bujr Company, Limited
Puna Ruyer Company, Limited
Bishop & Company 4
Wald
Wald Court
Tvo
Aald Pusu Bugar Company, Limited
Inxsued
Ald
Puna
Hawaii
Dlackamith
California
Jung
Salon
Receiver notices Puna Sugar Co Limited details inquiry
The notice directs inquiries to MH Hackfeld & Co or Smith & Lewis, attorneys, for information on the Puna Sugar Company Limited receivership. Dated Honolulu October 1904, signed by W. Pfotenhauda, Receiver, with court and location specifics provided.
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MH. Hackfeld & Company, Limited
Queen and
Fort Streets
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Smith & Lewis
Judd Building
T. Hy
William Pfotenhauda
Puna Sugar Company, Limited
Cod
Mon
Bankers Ad Offer International Exchange Services
wm Irwin Claus Spreckels Co Ban Francisco Agente The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco Draw Exchange on the Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London The Union of London and Smith's Bank Ltd New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Pari Credit Lyonnais Hongkong and Yokohama Meng Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation New Zealand and Australia Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America Deposits received Loan made on approved security Commercial and Travelora Credits formed Bills of Exchange bought and sold Collections Promptly Accounted For
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Ban Francisco
Neida National Bank of San
Billa of Ra
First American Savings and Trust Co Subsidiary Details
The First American Savings and Trust Co publishes its subscribed capital and paid up capital with officers including President Geell Brown and Vice President M. P. Robinson. The office is at Corner Fort and Knig Hts, offering savings deposits and yearly interest at 4 1/3 percent. Rules and regulations available on request.
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Sseerisnerer Geell Brown
M. P. Robinson Gaahler
Vescseereseeres
Corner Fort and
Knig Hts
Yokohama Specie Bank Franchise and Global Branches
The Yokohama Specie Bank shows capital subscribed of Yen 18,000,000 with a reserve fund of Yen 9,620,000 and head office in Yokohama. Branches span Bombay, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Nagasaki, Newchwang, New York, Pe King, San Francisco, Shanghai, Tientsin, Tokyo, Honolulu branch listed with Yen 34,000,000. The bank conducts collection on bills of exchange, drafts, letters of credit and general banking business at 67 King Street Honolulu.
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Yokohama
Hombay
Hongkong
Honolulu
Kobe
London
Lyons
Nagasaki
Newchwang
New York
Peking
San Francisco
Ghanghai
Thentsin
Tokio
Srangh
King ST
Yen
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Congo
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A. McWilliams, Ltd
New Orleans
Gentinmani
J. J. McConnel
M. D. Canstootion
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Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd
HOTEL
Union Street
C. R. Collins
King BT
Neas Fort
Mrs
Howard Yal
Hawai
Wailuku
Righ Cargoes
Breaing
South Hilo
Bulletin Office
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
GUY Owens Electrical Construction CO
Puna Sugar Co., Ltd
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Circuit Court OF the First Judicial Circuit
Corporation
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A Corporation
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Puna Sugar Company, Limited, & Corporation
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E. Damon
Copartners
Deine Sane
Mi & Company
Olaa Qar Company, Limited
F. Dillingham & Company, Limited
Bishop & CO
Cai
Rothachids & Bona
American Express Company
Cook & Gon
Inga
Bethel Street
Insurance Department
Spreckele
Irwin
Claus Spreckels & Co
Bankers
First American Savings and Trust CO
Hawaii, Ltd
Yokohama A Specie Bank
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