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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
4
Established in Commercial and Travelers letters of Credit issued on the Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank Ltd London.
Claus Spreckels & Co Bankers San Francisco Agent The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco Draw Exchange on the Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London The Union of London and Paris Bank York American Exchange Ne vigees Eust Chicago Corn Exchange National Parc Great Lyonsals etc Vancouver Bank of Bintan North America Deposit received Loans made on proved security Commercial and jeliers Credits issued Bill of lough and sold
Capital stock details show paid up capital 6100,000 with 200,000 authority. President King listed. savings deposits received and interest allowed at stated rate. Data appears from a historical financial notice with incomplete OCR.
A legal record showing Tow Yokohama Specie Bank involved in a case identified as en ah 000,000 2 Year 13,700,000 BRANCH with a financial judgment of Aaa per year. The fragment indicates a dispute or financial instrument referencing annual rate and a branch designation.
A claim favoring locally produced coffee over imports. The ad touts May’s Old Ki Coffee as the best money can buy, highlighting choice green berries stored to improve and roasted and ground fresh daily.
Men s Atlantic Oxfords priced 3.50 and 4.00 and Ladies Pacific Oxfords at 3.00. Come in to see these shoes. Wah Ying Chong Co lists Koa Canes carved with fertile complete Mil o and Cocoanut Mats Tappas Brasses Pottery Hawaii South Sea? compatible location at Cow Alexr. Young Bldg.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion Committee has arranged a series of pupil contests in the city. High School pupils vie for a $5 prize for best article on Hawaii plants. St Louis College pupils are asked to submit works on Hawaiian flora with Woolanky retaining all payments.
The Kilohanw Art League planned a Mardi Gras celebration for Washington’s Birthday set for February 19 at the old drillbed. Princess Kawaninakoa led and J Taro McGrew served as escort while former Queen Liliuokalani sat nearby. Couture from the Kaph Co promised elegant gowns to impress.
The retiring Board endorses Sam Johnson as road supervisor and urges the new Board to retain him. The vote was unanimous and the old Board adjourned after approving expenses and recognizing staff. Remarks praised Johnson as competent and courteous, with plans to present framed portraits to the incoming Board.
Judge rules against Maile in land sale under execution citing price and fraud grounds. Maile’s counsel Lightfoot indicates intent to appeal. The decision affectes land parcels tied to the execution sale and hinges on alleged mispricings.
Washington reports indicate talks under a treaty with Japan may require the Japanese to allow their children to attend public schools. The plan aims to guarantee access, with officials noting forthcoming decisions and potential implications for education policy.
A report from San Mateo County notes wreckage from the Pacific mail steamer City of Panama washed ashore at Pescadero, with debris scattered near the city. The vessel had departed from its port for Central America earlier in the week, leaving observers cautious about possible loss or salvage options.
San Francisco dispatch reports a prominent section condemning President Roosevelt for his perceived pro Japan stance. The piece notes a public speech criticizing policy and urging a shift in leadership and approach amid rising international tension.
The Salvation Army hosts daily meetings at 48 Ring Street and Nuwann Avenue except Wednesday with Sunday interviews at 3 p.m. The band performs, Young People and Legion groups lead sessions, and events include a Holliday Friday gathering. Japanese Outpost at Joe N Meretanta Avenue holds Tue Thu Sat evenings at 7. Sunday school runs mornings and afternoons at 2:50. All are welcome to attend.
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