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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
8
Island Investment Co Limited reports a stock change notice with references to telephone 18M and post office box 806. The fragment mentions Bulldog and cable withdrawals, indicating corporate actions or notices affecting holdings and communications in Hawaiwa.
A mixed listing of sugar companies including Kahuku Kekaha, Koloa, Honokaa, Hawaii Sugar, and Oahu Sugar Co together with associated mills and planter firms. Notes show an extraordinary 40 percent dividend payable June 39, plus latest sugar quotation at 3.950 or $70 per ton.
A fragment notes that while the Territory’s population grew, the Lacpeane percentage did not rise as much as in the feu cour period from 1890. By 1900 the area showed a rise toward Oriental Immigration, with the Mocroage in the Malakal settlement totaling thirty three percent.
A crowded Ada state page lists assorted local ads and notices including a grand cholera exhibition at the Anchor Saloon, auto and carriage services, sale promotions, building supplies, stamps offers, wallpaper, dairy and meat markets, and a Coronation Day observation. Also notes a change in office hours for Governor Frowt and various service numbers and locations.
Eliza Kameli left for her home in Lihue on the Kinane yesterday afternoon. Joseph Fabboth, a graduate of Bt. Tuts College, was a passenger on the Kinay yesterday afternoon heading for his home in Minka wall. Kenneth Ane and others connected with McKinney High Ketoat were mentioned in the morning.
A firm advertises comprehensive audits and investigations plus reporting on diverse financial tasks. It promises to deliver internal control reviews, compliance checks, and recommendations to simplify and systematize office work while stressing business confidentiality.
In the Hawati Territory probate court a document purports to attest the will and testament of Vin Quon, deceased, with a petition for letters of administration filed by Lam Paty. The court set Monday June 24 at 10 oclock for a hearing in the colonial building. The matter is overseen by Cork Pirout Court with attorney Lyle A. Blakey. Date June 3.
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