Fragmented Local Notice of Public Sale
A damaged OCR item shows partial details for a local sale action with readable fragments naming the sale and local officials.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
3
A damaged OCR item shows partial details for a local sale action with readable fragments naming the sale and local officials.
Public timetable for Oahu Railway shows arrivals and departures between major stations including Honolulu and Haleiwa. Mentions Walalua Kabuke and Way Station routes with morning and evening service notes, weekly schedules, and limited weekend operation details.
Bishop and Co. advertises Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit issued on the Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank Ltd London as correspondents for American Express and Thos. Cook & Son. Interest is allowed on term and savings bank deposits.
Claus Spreckels & Co bankers San Francisco agents list the Nevada National Bank of San Francisco and draw on international banks including London New York Chicago Hong Kong Shanghai Nanking and Auckland. Loans secured on collateral. Bills of exchange and credit instruments handled. Mauro borrowed and sold.
The First American Savings and Trust 60 of Hawaii, Ltd. subscribed capital .6200,000.00 and paid up capital $100,000.00. President Cecil Brown. Vice President Robinson Caanler 2.2. Dilee. Corner Fort and King Streets. Savings deposits received and interest allowed for yearly deposit at the rate of 4 12 per cent per annum. Rules and regulations furnished on application.
The document lists capital paid and subscribed amounts and a wide range of branch cities including Antung, Hangchow, Chefoo, Dalny, Mombay, Hongkong, Kobe, London, Lyons, Nagasaki, New York, Peking, Shanghai, Tokio, Osaka and Honolulu. It notes the bank buys and receives for collection drafts and letters of credit and conducts general banking. Honolulu Branch, 67 King St.
The document lists senior officer titles including President Second Vice President Treasurer and Director. It outlines a structure for leadership and governance with implied roles and responsibilities across the organization. The source emphasizes official positions without detailed biographies or actions.
A fragmentary list naming Castle & Cooke Ltd and several sugar concerns including Ewa Plantation, Waialua Agricultural, Kohala Sugar, Waimea Sugar Mill, Fulton Iron Works, and insurance and protection firms such as New England Life of Boston, Aetna Fire Insurance of Hartford, and Alliance Assurance of London. The OCR reads like a roster of companies involved in plantation, equipment, and insurance services.
Irwin & Co with WM. IRWIN as President SPRECKELS as 1st Vice President W.M. GIFFARD as Vice President HOW. WHITNEY as Treasurer RICHARD IVERS as Secretary Ausiter Agents for Sveents Stsemanin Co San Francisco Western Sugar Refining Co San Francisco Balawin Locomotive Works Philadelphia Newall Universal Mill Co Manufacturers of National Cone Shredder New niche Mt N.Y. fc Oil Transportation Co San Francisco
C Brewer and Co Ltd of Queen Street Honolulu present a roster of officers and directors. C M Gocke serves as president with Robertson as vice president and E F Bishop as treasurer and auditor. Stores include C M Cooke and J A Galt. Also listed are agents for Hawaiian Agricultural Co Ookals ant Co- Ormas Sugar Co Wailuku Sugar Co The Planters.
An unclear OCR fragment lists numerous names and initials, ending with a phrase suggesting a death by own action. Readers are left to infer details of an obituary or public notice due to missing context and garbled text.
A garbled OCR listing includes many what appear to be person names and phrases. Readable segments mention various individuals such as Crawford, Murray, Ames, and Kaela amid a jumble of misspelled or misordered words, suggesting a clipped social or personal notice.
A damaged report describes a storm disrupting a maritime event with ships and crews mentioned. The lengthy fragment notes the Alameini, 465 Macks of null, and a Comrade Bhi, with references to a race, weather delays, and a transition toward Honolulu Lilmiy readings.
Fragmented OCR notes recount Dillgate under weather and a Maui campaign saga. It mentions Ashford and Shabette linking Honolulu lobbying to Washington, with references to politicians, Hawaii interests, and a push to keep a facility in the Meret region amid political pressure and rival concerns. The piece hints at Payne and Darden being involved as well.
Prince Alexander of Tahiti, via his sister, informs Queen Lilinolatland of plans to arrive in Alameda. He will visit the elite in Calls Horne and the city of Lolli before leaving for Hawaii. The voyage of the Japan training ship Dansel Maru from Yokohama to Sydney is noted with cadet instruction and hopes for a successful commission on board.
A garbled church notice lists pastor John W Wadman and several activities for tomorrow and Sunday including worship services, Epworth League meetings, and a community event. The text also mentions a Catholic group and a new school event, but many phrases are unreadable or mixed.
California Safe Deparit and Teast Co publish dividend notices for the six months ending December 21, 1940 with on term deposits at 3 410 percent and ordinary deposits at 2 12 percent tax free, payable after January 2, 1907. The same interest rate applies across branch offices at 1691 Devindadero St, W27 Valencia St, and 1740 Fillmore St, San Francisco. J Dalzell Brown, Manager. The German Savings and Loan Bank declares half year dividends for October 31, 1906 at 4 percent on shares and tenths of a cent per dollar on totals for deposits, payable after January 2, 1907. George Tourany, Secretary.
Mary A Downey serves by Western & Hawn Travel Co as the proxy in a civil matter. The document references a transaction or agreement involving Mary A Dawley to be recorded with the court.
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