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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1903
Page
7
A damaged notice from a corporation lists terms for six months ending December 1902, with dividend adjustments and interest rates on deposits. It references Pwilfornia Kafe Whepeatt and Front Company, J. Dalal Brown as manager, and payment dates starting January 2, 1903.
The German Ragings and Loan Society 636 California Street declares a dividend for the year ending December 21, 1902 at 3 1/8 percent per annum on all deposits, payable after Friday January 2, 1903. George Tournay, secretary.
Special meeting of the stockholders of the Mwulsumer C. Latd will be held at the Nong Kwai office on January day for electing a secretary and any other business arising. Mau Sugar Co Ltd Ty Te Promient 110 CHU I Jan H01h 109 aabhat on.
By order of the board of directors stock on which assessments remain unpaid on February 1 1903 will be advertised and sold at public auction. Lanton J Hutchins Treasurer announces the action.
Notice is hereby given that Curtifeaten Now 8210 and 2220 for ten shares of capital stock in The Meliryde Bugar Company Ltd stand on the books in the name of W. D. McBryde and transfer of the shares has been stopped. All persons are warned not to negotiate purchase or deal with certificates. Transfers require endorsement and surrender of certificates and new issues. No title passes to finders. Deliver found certificates to W. D. McBryde, P O Address, Koloa, Kaunti.
The Senate Committee on Public Land invites complaints or suggestions on land laws of Hawaii Territory. Communicate with any committee member. Honolulu January 9 1908. McCandlers chairman Dickey J B Kachi committee on public land.
Jas Nott Jr relocates his plumbing business from Ceretania and Emma streets to 1048 Alakes Street near King. He invites patrons and friends to visit, and notes the new contact telephone White 1.
Legal notice from CHAS. S. MARTIN as assignee of mortgagee to foreclose a mortgage on land in Koolaupoko Oahu. Property identified by Royal Patent 2183 and Kuleana 10831. Sale at public auction in Honolulu on January 6, 13, 20, 27, 1903, at 12 noon.
The undersigned executors Paul Isenberg and J F Hackfeld notify all persons claiming against the estate of H R Glide deceased, formerly of Berlin, Germany, to present their claims to the executors at Kennwy McChanaten Bigelow Honolulu within six months from publication, or be barred. Dated Honolulu January 13, 1902.
News from Pekin reports Kan Hori leading a northern insurrection with about one hundred thousand troops and control of key cities near Monkdel. Half of Kwong Province reportedly in rebel hands with Kwolin perilous. Imperial forces retreat in Lo chon Yawn. Queue of disturbances spread from Choo Chon to Bhantung amid poverty and unrest. Empress of Japan ships troops to Shanghai while river pirates attack a junk, yielding captures and swift anti pirate action.
Report of Utah Senatorial race heats up as Smoot declares he will run and win despite President Roosevelt urging him to quit. Communications from Salt Lake indicate Mormon leadership supports Smoot, while Roosevelt officials push for nonparticipation in the seat contest.
The funeral transitions from Nolan Parlors to Nuwann Cemetery as Rev. Pear son delivers a sermon praising Camarinos while acknowledging his flaws. Attendees circle the coffin with flowers and tributes, a citywide procession forming a somber backdrop. Pallbearers include Lucas, T. Me Tighe, J. Guerres, and others.
An emgutay monthly ministerial meeting discusses a paper by Kowen on a value from the pew. The subject covers preaching, its purposes, and its relation to church work, inviting written views from lay members across denominations with names to be withheld for privacy.
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