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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
4
The snippet lists subscription prices for Evening Guttetin, weekly bulletin options, and foreign postages, noting monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates. It also includes a July 4, 1903 date line and discusses legislative and political content with references to figures like Governor Dole and legal matters, plus broad international notes on Russia and Colombia.
The Honolulu Chess Club announces a meeting tonight in room 5 Progress Block. Prospective members over twenty seek enrollment while current by laws adoption is on the agenda. Applications should be made to White, Chief Clerk of Public Works, secretary and treasurer. An instructor will explain a chosen opening each week and members will play focusing on its advantages and disadvantages.
Fragmented text outlines efforts by Commissioner Wilder and the legislative body to revise and compile laws. It notes delays, errors in previous compilations, and plans to return to core Mawallan and Hine Kiet sources while ensuring constitutional alignment with organic act provisions. The commission anticipates a heavy workload before finalizing a new compilation.
Proceedings chaired by Lorrin A Thurston discuss leaf hopper damage in sugar cane. Professor Koubolo cites inability to secure a suitable wealetane in California. committee to draft rules and regulations for the Board. Cooper notes varying cane resilience and possible noninsect factors. matter referred to a special committee and adjourned after a brief session.
The Kewalshno Seminary held closing exercises this forenoon starting at 9:30. A refined program featured recitations, songs, guitar and piano pieces, and an audience of parents and friends applauded.
The Supreme Court handed down a unanimous decision over waiving, by conduct or consent, in civil cases and upheld a prior judgment on damages. The ruling clarifies that waiver can occur through actions, not solely explicit statements, and discusses a defendant's right to a trial by jury and amending damages despite default.
The document discusses opposition to advertising agents promoting immigration to the United States. It cites a committee report condemning inducements, promises, or recruitment for alien labor, stating such activities violate law. It references section four and enforcement provisions, with cautions about foreign advertising and migration inducement.
Court debates the admissibility of Hawaii Territory legislature journals as evidence. Judge Gear considers Arizona and US Supreme Court precedents on whether territorial records can be forced into court, with arguments from Andrews and McClanahan about state analogies and publication status.
A petition by Hee Chan Hing Kapaa Low Chu Honolulu Tong Wong Hai Tong Bing Yeo Tam Dut Ban and Sea Wai Toa claims Hee Fat Kapaa is bankrupt owing about 1000 to provable creditors including Makee Sugar Co Mortgage on Makee Sugar Co properties is cited and service by United States Marshal Hendry is requested to be made upon Mee Fat to adjudge him bankrupt
Collections attended to exchange bought and sold Letters of Credit arranged on leading banks. Correspondents include Bank of Cal k ins Commercial Banking Co of Sydney London and more. Interest on term deposits at 2 to 4 percent per year with various notice periods. Trust and Accountant Departments handle trusteeships, rents, wills and bankrupt estates. Savings Deposits accepted at 4 1 2 percent. Insurance offerings cover life accident and Employers liability. Office at 024 Bethel St. Savings Dept detail available on request.
A fragment lists Claus Spreckels & Co bankers in Honolulu with agents in San Francisco London New York Chicago Paris Berlin Yokohama Sydney Melbourne and Vancouver. It notes deposits loans on approved security bills of exchange bought and sold and collections promptly accounted for.
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