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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
9
San Prancisco listings show Lurline events on July 12 and August 9 and 31, Wilhelmina appearances on July 12 August 9 and September 10, plus August 17 and September dates. Several 8th markings appear with dates in July August and September.
The timetable lists inbound arrivals to Honolulu from Waianae and Pearl City with times around 8:00, 1:40, 6:40, and 9:30 p.m. It notes limited service, weekly departures on Sundays, and tickets limited to certain classes. Superintendent G. P. Dontbon signs off.
An unclear OCR fragment appears to reference names and titles such as officers and directors. The legible items include mentions of a manager, treasurer, secretary, and director roles, with disordered company branding. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable for a fuller summary.
A fragmented OCR list names sugar related firms and plantations including Sugar Factors Commission Merchants and Insurance Agents Hawaiian Consolidated Sugar Co Maui Kahuku Kahului Haleakala Kahuku Railroad Haleakala Ranch and related plantations and companies in Hawaii.
A collage of bank names from Honolulu San Francisco London New York Chicago Hong Kong and other ports appears with references to deposits loans security and exchange. Shipping and commission houses sugar factors and general insurance agents are listed alongside plantation and sugar concerns including Waimea and Apokan Sugar Co Ltd Fulton Iron Works and Green's Fuel. Collections are noted as promptly accounted for with various financial and commercial credit lines.
A brief notice lists executive roles including president and manager positions. It names the treasurer and auditor as part of the leadership team alongside the director, signaling a reorganization or appointment slate. The item emphasizes governance changes within the organization.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Limited introduces local office deposits with fixed terms from six months to three years at 4.44 percent per annum. The bank accepts bills of exchange drafts and letters of credit, and transfers. Head office deposits are described as fixed periods with rates and terms available on application. Honolulu Office at 77 King Street is listed with P O Box 168.
A historic notice lists Royal Insurance Co of Laverpont London Insurance Corporation Commercial Union Insurance Co of London Scottish Union National Jay Co of Edinburgh Caledonian Insurance Co of Rat_inburgh Upper Rhine Insurance Co Marine as part of a regional insurance directory.
The board advertises disposal of land parcels including Kahana Keotawionoo, Kanuwariog Potolo Valley and Kepuhi Patodo Valley plots. Terms list annual rent of 800 dollars and bidding by CHABL A. Te and Makee Sigur Co. J. Brows, secretary, dated July 1, 1974.
Public works office invites sealed tenders by July 25 1910 for furnishing 760 feet of 18 inch steel pipe with iron mutingy as per plans in the Department of Public Works Superintendent Marston Camphelee reserves right to reject all bids Honolulu July 12 1910
The undersigned appointed executors of the last will and testament of Dang Young notify all creditors to present duly authenticated claims. Claims mortgageable on real estate must be filed with the executors at the address on Oahu within six months from June 30, 1910. Amounts not presented will be barred.
A dense list of sailing schedules and port calls for July shows ships like Mauna Kea Claudine and San Francisco bound steamers visiting Hawaii Japan Hongkong and Central American ports. Notable routes include Vancouver Makura Per Mongolia Manchuria and Wilhelmina runs with multiple Pacific port calls and varied departure dates.
A Land Registration Court petition seeks to register and confirm a large parcel in Kanwalea Valley Kona Territory. The detailed bearings and distances describe a long stonewall boundary and multiple line courses, totaling about 169.10 acres, with numerous named points and coordinates referenced to prior certificates and streams. The notice orders the petitioner to appear at the Land Registration Court in Honolulu on the second day of August to show cause why the prayer should not be granted and warns of consequences for nonappearance.
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