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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1910
Page
3
Damaged OCR excerpt lists obscure names and phrases with dates in February and references to places and people, but most items are incomplete and not clearly identifiable. The readable portions suggest a sequence of personal names, dates, and beverage or product mentions without coherent context or events.
The column lists a mix of ads and brief items. It mentions a fashion saloon serving cold drinks, a Tri Je lodge event, and contact numbers for car work and carriage manufacturing. Reports include weather and damage in Hawaii, a Japanese prisoner escape, a medical note on a surgical case, a traffic accident with minor injuries, and local social updates. The Little American ship William Olson carries lumber to Lewers and Tooke.
At the annual meeting in Honolulu February 26 1910 Waialua Agricultural Company Limited directors Tenney Cooke Petrie Atherton McCandless J J Carden D Meserny were elected for the new year President Cooke Vice President Patries Secretary Atherton Treasurer Teh Robinson Auditor Petrie Secretary Petrie Honolulu notice dated February 24 1910 shows officers and board selections.
At the annual Moodhulders of the Ahaimann Minetobtea Ranch Company meeting held February 1916 in Hohotum, officers were elected for the ensuing year including Machi Ja Geo Rodiek Geo H Hovert, C J Falk, Macfarlane. A subsequent Directors meeting appointed OW Macfarlane President Geo Rodiek Vice President J Path Secretary and Mwai Few H Robertson Auditor C J Palk, Secretary.
Shareholders of the Kemoo Land Company Limited elected directors on February 26 1910 for the upcoming year. Directors named B D Tenney W W Goodale T M H Penle C H Atherton Jait officers appointed HD Tenney President W W Goodale Vice President T H W Petrie Secretary CH Atherton T Rich Treasurer T H Petrie Auditor secretary Komog Land Co Ltd Honolulu February 26 1910
At Honolulu on February 26 1910 the shareholders re elected D Tenney C H Cooke TH Petrie GH Atherton JH Castle McCundlews J J Carden as directors for the ensuing year. The notice lists officers including President C H Cooke Secretary TH Petrie Treasurer T Rich Robinson Auditor T WePETRIE Secretary Ewa Plantation Company with date February 28 1910.
Wahiawa Water Company Limited held in Honolulu on February 25 1910 elected directors for the ensuing year. D H Cooke W W Goodale and B D Tenney named. At a later meeting the officers were appointed W W Goodale president T M W Petrie vice president H T Petrie secretary and treasurer and J P Poorman auditor. Public notice dated February 28 1910 from Wahiawa Hawaii.
At the annual meeting of Kawailoa Land Company Limited held in July on Friday February 26 the following directors were elected for the ensuing year H Tenney W W Goodale T H Perlie CM Atherton J Re Galt At a subsequent meeting on the same date the officers were appointed for the year I D Tenney President W W Goodale Vice President TH Potion Secretary C H Atherton Treasurer T Woh Robinsons Auditor Secretary Kawailoa Land Company Limited Hanalei Maui February 28 1910 Oct 1
At the ACO annual meeting in Honolulu on February 28, 1900, directors J D Mrenney W W Goodale T H Pettis H Atherton J BR Galt were elected to serve the year. Officers listed include Transucer T Rich. Robinson Auditor T L Patrie Secretary Anabulu Land Co Ltd.
Kaila Land Company Limited shareholders in Honolulu on Friday February 26 1910 elected directors for the ensuing year: ED Tenney W W Goodale T Al Petle CH Atherton J R Galt. Officers appointed: D Tenney president W W Goodale vice president T He Potts secretary GM Atherton O G Peone r Auditor TH PETRIB Secretary.
A busy Honolulu harbor report notes the American schooner William H L Marston remains at Oceanic wharf to discharge cargo for several days after arriving from the coast. The Pacific liner Korea is due with 1700 tons of oriental freight and will dock at Alakea street wharf. Passengers and crew details accompany notices of other arrivals and the annual meeting of Alexander Baldwin Limited.
Shipping reports from multiple lines note cargo shipments, named ports, and schedules. Details include Honolulu and Kauai freights, vessel calls such as W. G. Hall and Korea, and forthcoming sailings from San Francisco Yokohama and Vancouver with cargoes and passenger movement.
In police court this morning Jacantho Machado a mounted police officer was charged with assaulting the owner of a car after ordering a mangy pup seized by dogcatchers. Judge Andrade ruled the officer had power to impound mangy dogs and dismissed the case. Separate notes report a wave of thefts from church fund boxes and a sting on gamblers near Wallin with twelve Chinese players arrested. bail set at $10 per head and forfeited when no appearance. Also mentions James Fox attacked by a Hawaiian named Lond Kaehd and a potential arrest on mayo horn charges. a domestic remark about a Ruger offer prompts a cook quitting.
Mockholders of Pacific Bugar Mill at the area of F A Schaefer and Co Ltd elected officers and directors on February 28 1910. President Cool Brown secretary J A Schaefer and directors J W Waldron Geo Rodiek M Wedehouse G G Schaefer Hoboluin Wab are listed with signatures and audit details.
Stockholders of Havakan Sugar Company met at the offices of F A Schaefer & Co Ltd in Honolulu on February 28 1910. Officers and directors for the ensuing year include President Waldron Vice President Waldron Secretary J W Waldron and directors Baird Labs H Fock Geo Rodisk Monelalu and Mary Schwartz. J W Waldron served as secretary.
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