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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1907
Page
6
Bishop and Co. bankers offer Commercial and Travelers letters of credit issued on the Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank London. They serve as correspondents for the American Express Company and Thus Cook and Son with interest on term and savings deposits.
The record lists officers including the President, Vice President, second Vice President, Third Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Director J. P. Baldwin. Additional details on roles or organization are not provided in the fragment.
Claus Spreckels and Co lists San Francisco agents and exchange lines with Nevada National Bank London Union of London and Smith's Bank New York Atgrlean Exchange National Bank Parle Credit Lyonnais Hongkong Yokohama Tong Kong Shanghai Banking New Zealand Australia Bank of New Zealand Bank of Australia Victoria Vancouver Bank of British North America deposits received loans on approved security commercial and travelers credits issued bills of exchange bought and sold collections promptly accounted for
The First American Savings and Trust Co says capital of 200 000 dollars paid up capital. officers listed as President Vice President Cashier and others. Savings deposits received and interest allowed yearly at 4 1 2 percent per annum. Rules and regulations furnished on application.
Capital subscribed and paid up amounts are listed as Yen 24,900,000 and Yen 21,000,000 with a reserved fund of Yen 13,700,000. Branch agencies include Antung, Heren, Hang Kau, Chefoo, Dalny, Bombay, Hongkong, Hofforuiu, Kobe, Leoyang, London, Lyons, Mukden, Nagasaki, Newchwang, New York, Peking, San Francisco, Shanghai, Trentien, Tokio, Osaka. The bank offers collection on Bills of Exchange, drafts, and letters of credit, and conducts general banking business. Honolulu branch at 67 King St.
Sugar Factors, Commission Merchants and Insurance Agents named as agents for various sugar interests including Paia Plantation Mani Agricultural Company Kihei Plantation Company Hawaiian Sugar Company Kahuku Plantation Company Kahului Railroad Company Haleakela Ranch Company and Honolua Ranch in a fragmented list of entities.
Castle and Cooke limited announce commissions for Sugar factors and agencies in Honolulu. The long catalog includes The Ewa Plantation Co The Waialua Agricultural Co The Kohala Sugar Co Waimeaaura Mill Co Fulton Iron Works Wahiewa Water Co Geo F Bike Steam Pumps Weston’s Centrifugals Ata Fire Insurance Co Hartford National Insurance Co American Steam Pump Co and others.
A brief, instructive note extols starching negligee shirts with even application. It explains starching on the neck and wrist bands and down the front pleat with light, even strokes. A machine is recommended to avoid daubing or streaking other parts of the garment.
Wm. 4 Irwin & Co with William G. Irwin as president and March M. D. Bpreckels as first vice president. Wm. Giffard as second vice president Hw. M. Whitney as auditor and secretary. Richard Ivers and W. F. Wilson named in roles.
Agents for Oceanic Steamship Co of San Francisco with Western Sugar Refining Co and Newall Universal Mill Co. all named. I Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia and National Gane Shrader listed as manufacturers. Pacific Oil Francisco mentioned.
Agents for multiple sugar firms including Hawaiian Agricultural Co and Onomea Sugar Co with The Plante Line of San Francisco Packets. Officers listed: C. M. Cooke president, George Robertson vice president and manager, F. Bishop treasurer and secretary, F. W. Macfarlane auditor, and directors C. Jones, C. M. Cooke, J. R. Gait.
Outward trains to Walanae Waiatna Kahuka and Way Stations run at 9 15 am and 3 20 pm. Pearl City Ewa Mill and Way Stations depart at 7 80 am. Inward arrivals in Honolulu come from Kahuka Waialwa Walanae at 8 36 am and 5 31 pm, from Ewa Mill and Pearl City at 7 46 am 10 38 pm and 6 81 pm. The Halewa Limited departs Honolulu Sundays at 8 22 am and arrives 10 10 pm stopping only at Pearl City and Walanae.
The Court of Land Registration Honolulu Oahu orders Grace Dickey Merrill to appear August 6 1907 at one thirty PM to show cause why her petition to register and confirm a land lot at Nuuanu and School Streets should not be granted. The notice lists surrounding parcels owners and the described boundaries with stake points and bearings. Failure to appear will result in default and the petition being confessed, barring contest.
The bark St Catherine shifts to the railroad wharf bound for Honolulu with freight including cement. The Maul reports A H, Miner Massachusetts loaded at Kululu and sailing for Kaanipall. Mol Wahine brings 4 road of cedar from Honospy and clears for Latin and Hunolpe. The W. G. Hall arrives from Kaan ports with sugar and passengers. sugar stocks listed with multiple lots. The steamer Iwalani sails Maul Molokit with 356 bags of sugar and honey boxes. Bridlak steamer Bucentaur arrives in Vancouver after ten days. Kauai at Alakeu wharf unloading wood piles. Pioneer carries 139 Japanese immigrants inland for inspection. The China Robinson arrives with 50 cabin passengers and 600 tons for Honold. Nevadans, Mikahalas, Iwalani, and other vessels busy with freight and immigration movements. The Nevadan expects to clear by midweek. U.S. Korea sighted bringing 174 bags of mail and 140 tons for Honolulu with home minister among passengers. Chief of Potha rumored owner of a new faleoon on Franklin Street.
Kohala Sugar Company will pay thirty thousand dollars in accrued interest on August 1 1907 to bondholders. Bonds numbered 7 36 79 111 126 20 8 114 129 45 91 116 188 66 94 119 187 96 121 147 32 71 98 123 148 are listed for payment at The Bank of Hawaii Limited Honolulu. Interest will cease after payment date. Chas H Atherton treasurer Honolulu June 28 1907.
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