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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1911
Page
2
Members of the Javed Company held their annual meeting to elect officers for the upcoming year. The slate included candidates led by a president and vice presidents, with discussions on leadership roles and future company directions.
An annual meeting held February 19 in an unnamed city discusses stock holdings and officer roles. Key figures include MASON as Secretary and FF Ay Solwter as President, with Waldron and Solwter noted among attendees. The text lists multiple names and positions in a formal meeting context.
The meeting of Apokia Sugar Company Limited discusses officer elections and secretarial duties. The board reviews governance, officers, and annual meeting provisions as of February 27, 19 A.
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to Kaala Land Company Limited and associated entities, with scattered names, roles, and dates. The legible parts hint at corporate officers and governance terms, but the text is highly garbled and inconsistent, leaving implications unclear.
A scrambled report mentions a planned gathering amid land and imperial stakes, with references to Hawaii, February, leaders, directors, and mentions of presidents and regulators. The fragment hints at political maneuvering and organizational actions across regions.
An 1911 public meeting report details shares trading and officers present. Officials named include Heath, Secretary, and Wahiawa Water Company as organizers. The document references a list of attendees and the date February 27 with mentions of trustees and monthly voting.
At the shareholders meeting held Friday February 27, 1411 the following directors were elected to serve for one year: Ev tentwy, President LL Pookie Lowe Dhaideau, Mi Pottlesey WE Atherton, J. Ly Metherny, HAL McCanulojet, Robinson AUP To Pernt, and Secretary Walatin Agriculture Company Limited. The meeting also confirmed ongoing officers and signed records.
A shareholders meeting of Kaila Lani Company was held on February 27. Elected to the board were Wheeneuling seat holder Denney Atherton and Ty Hy Petrie CH Atherton WonL Martie. Officers appointed for the same period include Hi Pr T. M. Pottley Ed Atherton president and secretary Kohan Cant Conan Limited. Shipping books for care at the Bulletin office.
The Ewa Plantation Company lists a directors meeting on Thursday February 24 with officers named. The document names Mary Greene as president and C Uk Conkle as secretary among others, with attendance and reelection notes for the main period.
At the Kohala Sugar Company annual meeting held February 27 1974 in Honalubi officers were elected for the ensuing year Pyoalont President Atherton Treasurer Petrie Secretary and Rf Trenite Auditor were named. a Board of Directors was also formed for the period.
At a special meeting of the shares holders of ANAHUTU Laut Com Limited held January 6 1906 and a subsequent directors meeting dated the same day D Tenney W Goodale Atherton were named officers Provident W Goodale loe President Sir Pet Secre Secretary ATHerton Treasurer T. Wet Robinson Auditor 7 1 PRT Secretary.
At the principal meeting of the shareholders on February 24, 01, the following directors were elected to serve the ensuing year: Tenner, We Wy Goedale, T 1 Petri, VW Atherton, etc. The officers elected to serve for them included President AW Godlee, Secretary Petrieves Brnretary, and others. The notice lists names and positions for the company’s leadership and upcoming duties.
A garbled 1911 agricultural report from Madan Hoare C. Wart documents Nurala Sugar’s sugarcane prospects at Katorte. It details planting dates starting January 1859 and September 5, 197m, notes favorable weather, anticipated yields near 1000 tons, and potential crop area figures. The report cites crop LER, general conditions, and livestock observations, with contract harvesting and financials like a profit near 8% of 102.90.
Entered for Record February 25 1911 and February 27 1911 the listings show multiple real estate transfers in Honolulu Hawaii including Buchard Vivwortt to Bulbetind Bultandeyt and numerous others. Names include Richard Ub Preny Mani Pep 20 Waterhouse Tr Co and Abner 0 Chama Mine D Aghy Wing Moon and heirs to Lite The Tis Gee and Save Te Co of HW Uid. Avie 1S Gaur et wt to tk Lewle and Victoria Vustundoan to William G Taewin.
Advertises the Welkom Warmer as a safe heat device using smokeless fuel to warm the body for pain relief. Describes metal heat, portable belt, and 10 fuel tubes with prepaid shipping, promising two hours of warmth and universal usefulness. Offers free booklet and testimonial notes with no complaints cited.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting and seal details for Provident and Tree tree organizations. The text mentions a temp of directors and items associated with CHAMBER EATN and Base AF RF vno Ts Directory, with uncertain place names such as Hoenlula and Awit Pebenars.
The proposal seeks to lift wages for laborers in city construction and public works. It would set a minimum wage of two dollars per day for eight hours and limit pay to applicable workers, with the measure facing objections and debate as bill sponsors push for passage.
At the annual meeting of the Star Holone of Hedntorelsd and Stam Nay tension Company Ltd the following directors were elected to serve during the ensuing years Henne Ne Wilcox Jobin Mf Mwnett Jell Brown Albert 8 Wilcoxs William Smith Chirenes Uh Poole James AT Kentedy Alieting of the above directors heh on Feb 24 and July 4 at PAAUHAU SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY the stockholders meeting will be held Saturday March 4 11 at 41 o'clock at the office No 268 Market Street San Francisco Cal for electing directors for the winding year and for consideration of such duties as necessary Dota e She meet Ins Deans for benks will close on February 21 1911 H W THOMAS Secretary.
Notice of stockholders meeting to be held at Campbell Street on March 15. Agenda includes consideration and readjustment of a proposed amendment to the company byLaws. Officers and directors listed with meeting details and location.
Special to the Bulletin Waihiku Maui February 21 reports the Kaahumanu church restoration proceeds with exterior wall replacement by Native boys under contractor W R Patterson who also builds the new Union Church of Walliki. Interior replastering repainting new pews pulpits underway as donations and funds support completion.
Postmaster Pratt notes that postage on the special edition will be higher than the complete daily edition. If the "People and Tacos" section is mailed separately, postage is ten cents per copy. The special issue incurs a higher rate under postal regulations at the office of publication.
Dr Dorenwus Scudder of Central Union Church Honolulu preached at Pain Church last Sunday morning and at Wailuku in the evening drawing large crowds. He met with circuit judge Kingsbury and attended a pastors’ union gathering in Wallus Town before departing on the steamer Cluadine to Honolulu.
Special to the Dulbeting reports a two year old child of Walhor and wife drowned in a newly dug ditch near Ban day. The child was buried the next day.
Noviig received many applications for sale of air mine tahire Daogeloywih the pecent Feral Card. The Stockyardy Stakes Of King Accon will occur Wednesday, abiren 1, at noon. Notices invite interested parties for their children and address details. By CULAR, STANTON, Mut.
The Movse Committee on agriculture immigration and promotion solicits support for legislation. They aim to aid the welfare and advancement of Tawwiil and urge measures aligned with suggested by the tile. RD TOWST Representative Fourth District serves as chair.
At a nominal meeting held in Peteu ty 25 AOE the Rekalia Star Co. Ltd officers and directors were elected including Wilcox Faye Paul Brontens AB Wiles W Protin Juser Rodink and Rianis M retina Armin Flan as auditor. Wive of Directors were later appointed to serve as officers with Benond President W Motenhauer and Treasurer Fy RMN eric.
At the annual meeting held in Honolulu the Oahu Sugar Company elected directors J Hackfeld MP Ribinson 7 Tania WW Pfotenhaner I J Lown P Muehlendorf 11 Rocke J Kismp and auditor Ar thin Hanetersg. Officers named to serve included TB Hawkfold as President MP Robinson as Vice President and Mh Lawrey as Second Vice President with other positions filled as noted in the record of the meeting.
At the stockholders meeting held at the den of IE T Hackfeld Tk Himotii, officers were elected for the upcoming term. Names include OTM vicar iv Fo A Ty CHUNG, LW Pratontmawa, J. Waseoth, A. Maneberty, and Ault. The first four-water officers with J. Waxaith form the board of directors. F KLAMP serves as Secretary.
At the annual stockholders meeting held in Honolulu, Hawaii, the Hawaii Mill Company elected officers for the ensuing year. The board of directors also appointed senior officers including president and treasurer, with Pea Manehore noted among the listed names.
The notice reports the February 24 annual animal meeting of the Qnomea Sugar Company in Honolulu. Directors named include Drwalilant Vier-F and Hetheodnd Vite, with Richard Wore listed as secretary and other officers present. The document records the composition of the board and attendance as Secretary and Director roles were filled.
At the annual meeting in Honolulu the shareholders elected the board of directors for the coming year. E. F. Tatop was named president, W. Nant treasurer, and R. R. Radios secretary. Directors FW Moofarlane TM Ue and others were chosen, with the auditor position excluded.
Hawaiian Drug Go Ltd held its annual meeting in Honolulu on February 22, appointing officers for the coming year. Names listed include presidents and treasurers with roles designated for continuing leadership and new assignments.
United States of America versus Knudsen et al. summons issued for land condemnation actions in the District Court of the United States Territory of Hawaii. The notice cites defendants including Knudsen, Von Holt, Sugate Company, and others, with appearance required within twenty days and judgment sought for land described in the petition. Court officials Sanford B. Dole and A. G. M. Robertson presiding. clerk A. R. Murphy. January 1911.
The Kukaiau Plantation Co held its annual meeting at Honolulu on February 28. Officers and directors were elected for the ensuing year, including Kennedy as president and Robson as auditor. A half year dividend of 4 percent was declared, payable after December 19, 1920, with dividends unclaimed to be added to the long account.
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