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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
4
An OCR readable fragment lists routes and tickets linking Hongany, Canada, United States, and Europe. Mentions Royal Mail, Vancouver, Honolulu, Suva, Kane, and a company office at Street, Mirah, with dates in August and references to freight, parsays, and general information. Includes names like L. Baviss and demovel agen.
A fragmentary item reports a depot paving project dated November 1908 with references to locations and officials, noting procedural steps or approvals. The readable text emphasizes the timing and involvement of city or county authorities, without clear outcomes.
Minor OCR fragments indicate corrections for a joint stock bank in London and The London joint stock bank. Mention of Thomas Cook and Sons interest on term and savings bank deposits.
A garbled historical passage lists a range of banks and financial institutions including Spreckels & Co bankers and the Union of Landen and Smutl, New York American Exchange National Bank, Chicago Corn Exchange National, and others in Hongkong Yokohama New Zealand Australia Vancouver and New America. It mentions letters of credit, secured payments, and prompt collection accounting, with references to security and traveler credits waning.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Limited reports capital of 24,000,000 yen with a reserve fund of 15,060,000 yen. It engages in collection bills of exchange, issues letters of credit, and conducts general banking business. Local deposits start at 25 yen for one year at 4 percent. head office deposits for one to three years at various rates. Honolulu office listed. Honolulu address provided.
Fragmentary listing of sugar faction names and agents tied to Dorrhan Commercial Sugar Co and Holku Sugar Company with unclear roles. Mentions Hawaiian sugar interests and plantation associations in a garbled OCR segment.
A fragmented list cites Castle & Cooke Ltd, Honolulu based firms and partners in shipping, commission merchants, sugar production, and related industries. Names include Waialua Agricultural Co, Kolala Sugar Co, Waisea Sugar Mill Co, Apoan Sugar Co, Fulton Iron Works, Babcock & Wilcox, Marah Steam, Matson Navigation, Planters Line Shipping.
Wi. G. twin & Co. sugar factors and commission agents Wm. G. Irwin W. M. Otffard HM Whitre y facing Oceanic Steamship Co San Francisco Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia Makassu Plantation Co Hilo Co Hancol Plantation Batchingon Sugar Plantation Co Kilonee Sugar Plantation Co Olowall Company Pandhan Sugar Pivotation Co Waime nalo Sugar Co
C Brewer Co Ltd of Queen Street Honolulu with K Plant Co Onomea Sugar Gow Henomu Sugar Co Wallaky Sugar Corn Sugar Co The Planters in Francisco Packete M Cooke president George Robertson vice president and mana F Bishop treasurer and secretary F W Macfarlane auditor Ps Jones C J Cooke and J F Galt directors.
A sprawling extract recounts Governor Mead and Governor Chamberlain with memories of press relations, public trust, and the power of the people. It argues that a good governor serves before self, guided by confidence and accountability to citizens, while noting the influence of the press on public opinion.
Public notice from the water works department states a rate increase and demands payment by the stated due date. It lists the municipal official responsible and the address for payment. The document references rate tables and the area served by the water works. The notice warns of penalties for nonpayment and outlines the process for settlements.
The document, dated 1608, commands payment terms under the supervision of the Public Works department. It mentions the failure to pay on a due date and implies penalties or interest on overdue sums. Names include Chink Clark and H KLURGAL in acting roles. The text also references an audit or appropriation process and a buyer or superintendent designation.
Notice requests all persons having claims or interest to present them before the Auditing Office in Honolulu by July. The notice cites a territorial proceeding and sets a hearing date in late June 1909 with a looming deadline for submission of proofs and filings.
The Office of the Governor or Secretary of the Territory issues notice requiring presentment at the office of the chief clerk for payment of wages. Chief Clerk CONKLING cites dates May 12, 26 and June 2, 16, 30 for submission deadlines.
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