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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1905
Page
7
An OCR fragment describes Bishop & Co Bankers established 1058 with banking and trust departments. It mentions letters of credit issued via Bank of California and N. M. Flothechilde & Sone, London, and Thos. Cook. It lists account, auditing, trustees, rent and dividends collection, and insurance offerings with address hints.
San Francisco agency for the Nevada National Bank drafts on San Francisco. Union of London and Smiths Bank. New York American Exchange National Bank. Corn Exchange National Bank. London and Lyons firms. Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Australasia. Bank of British North America in Victoria and Vancouver. Deposits received, loans on approved security, commercial and travelers credit extended, bills of exchange bought and sold, promptly accounted for.
The First American Savings and Trust Co. shows subscribed capital of 9200,000.00 and paid up capital of 100,000.00 with officers Cecil Brown and M. P. Robinson as cashier and vice president. Office at Corner Fort and King offers savings deposits and annual interest at four and a half percent, with rules available on request.
The Yokohama Specie Bank, established 1880, lists capital details and a vast network with offices in Yokohama and branches in Bombay, Hongkong, Honolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Nagasaki, Newchwang, New York, Poking, San Francisco, Shanghai, Tianjin, Tokyo. The Honolulu branch is at 67 King Street.
William Pfotenhauer as receiver announces a public auction of the Puna Sugar Company Limited assets in Honolulu. The sale, authorized by a Hawaii Circuit Court decree, includes 4211 acres of land, leaseholds, cane crops 1905 1908, railroad equipment, stock, machinery, and plantation buildings. Bidding at 12 o'clock on a specified February date, subject to court confirmation.
A receivership sale of furniture fixtures and a safe plus wallage is described in the October 22, 1964 decree. The receiver may adjourn, sell in whole or parcels, and requires a 10 percent bid deposit with balance due within ten days after court confirmation. Purchasers receive clear deeds, and nonperformance may incur penalties. further particulars await from H Heckfeld & Co or Smith & Lewis in Honolulu.
John Majoone challenges a land title by petition to the Court of Land Registration in Honolulu Oahu. Lot 3 part of L C A 2164 at Karanuwal Hosol Kona area described with bearings and distances, date January 26, 1906, verdicts and notices recorded by Register Willa Bavidge. Witness Philip T. Weaver Judge. Jan 3 1906 balance of dates listed.
The legal notice announces a public auction of seized property in Kaneohe Koolaupoko on January 28 1905 after a December 27 1904 levy by Deputy Sheriff Frank Pahia under an execution issued by B P Al Kub District Magistrate. It lists assets including livestock household items and an interest in a 20 acre Kaneohe land lease with annual rent and improvements.
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