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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1903
Page
10
Corporation notices announce a 210 percent annual rate for term deposits and an ordinary deposit at 1 per cent yearly, payable monthly after January 2008. Dividends are uncalled for and will be paid on principal after January.
The German Savings and Loan Society reports a half year dividend of 3 1/8 percent per annum payable after January 2 1903. A special stockholders meeting of Maui Sugar Co Ltd is set for January 24 at 6 pm to appoint a secretary and address business. Inter Island Telegraph Company notes assessments due February 2 and an upcoming auction by Clinton J Hutchins, Treasurer.
Notice lists heirs and stock transfers involving The McBryde Sugar Company Ltd. at New York and Hawaii. W D McBryde seeks transfer of shares, warns against dealing with forged certificates, calls for delivery to the undersigned in Kauai, Hawaii. Committee on Public Lands invites comments on Maui land laws, dated January 13 1908.
Fragments describe requests for various boo six addons and health items. Mentions De Shoop Bow pyr Baiew Wine thy So with unclear context. Also references women and men products and a medical treatment tied to Onmar Hea.
The partnership formerly between JC Rourhy writ A. Newhouse proprietors of the Capitol Shoving corner King and Punchbow dissolves by mutual consent. A Newhouse will collect all assets and pay all debts of the firm. Honolulu Jan 16, 103. Jane O Rourke A Newhouse, 2519.
Nott Jr. relocates plumbing establishment from Beresania and Emma to 1045 Alakem Street near King. He invites patrons and friends to visit. Telephone White 1801 listed. correct telephone concludes with 225008.
The report centers on Prince Graham and Mix Graham, a Wheeling woman connected to the Episcopal conference, amid rumors of an engagement after graduation. An inquiry yielded vague results while the couple reportedly planned marriage after his graduation. Financial claims involve a $400 allowance and a Kansas property valued at $7,000,000 plus a New York issue over a $40,000 debt.
Wellington January reports labor organizations across Shearoutey oppose transferring the labor bureau to the Department of Commerce. They insist on a distinct Department of Labor and vow to press Congress and the President if the bill passes. They warn the commerce department would delay labor policy for years.
A derby winner Lebiloy or alt Hen d Or known as Gus rond-borke collapsed and died while exercising. The report notes rental cards on sale and an abrupt transition to classified notices.
An array of Dietsch Court appeals has been filed including Me Hackford & Co v Wong Kwai and Tong Tong v Wong Loy et al, with Supreme Court review sought in the Palolo water rights matter. Claims total about $423.67 for materials from the W J England Plumbing Co via Lowers & Cooke, while other pleadings reference bonds and guaranties.
A story recalls Bartori Sartorita and General Grant kinship amid a Philippine service arc, detailing his early naval and Army stints and desire to quit. Concurrently Detroit faces council debate over funding a memorial coal yard, with mayoral commission and legality questioned over borrowing 54 000 from city funds to cover costs.
A fog bound tale from Jan 10 reports the Pacific Mail steamer Korea from Hong Kong via Yokohama and Honolulu encountering heavy fog near the Golden Gate. The Korea shifts position, signals the Mall dock, and later proceeds after fog lifts. Coptic and Nevadan ships pass relations with the Korea monitoring gear issues and speed.
Real estate notes list numerous filings for record on January 15 16 1908 across Oahu including grants by Waialua Agricultural Co to O H L Cormi and others with right of way across various lands. Several entries reference Kahala Kalama Kohanalki N Kona and Kilohana areas with amounts around $50 and 1 loans or fees. The item ends with a Kodak finishing notice and Bulletin subscription update.
London July meeting of the Association of Trade Institutes discussed Britain’s advantages versus the United States and Germany. The report notes Britain’s higher production costs and frontier markets as factors shaping competition. It highlights the impact of foreign markets on domestic demand and the need for modernization to maintain competitiveness.
Passengers arrived from San Francia and Honolulu aboard a vessel list before a feature set titled VOLCANOES OF HAWAII. The piece promotes eleven new pictures and fifteen pages of reading. A souvenir issue priced at twenty five cents is advertised for sale at all news stands.
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