Lessens Your Personality In Improper Clothing Insight
A fragment argues poorly made clothing harms wearer image, claiming ill fitting outfits dull personality and curb confidence, urging better fit and quality to preserve personal presentation.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
7
A fragment argues poorly made clothing harms wearer image, claiming ill fitting outfits dull personality and curb confidence, urging better fit and quality to preserve personal presentation.
Legal notices detail mortgage foreclosures involving Hiram Kolomoku and Hatheba M. Allen with mortgagees and trustees, including property in Honolulu, and an estate probate hearing for Jane Wilson. Actions include foreclosure sale set for March 7 at 6 p.m., and probate petition for Jane Wilson’s will hearing on March 19, 1906, in the First Circuit Court, Honolulu.
Notice by Wai Hun Agricultural Company Limited that bonds dated April 1 1961 amounting to 1 000 000 dollars will be paid on April 1 1906 with interest to that date. The company states no further interest after April 1 1906 and sets payment procedures and dates. Also includes officers elected at annual meeting of C Brewer & Company Limited and bond payment notices for Dahy Be Company Limited with payment date April 1 1906. Horses, dates, and names appear in disjointed OCR text.
At the annual meeting in Honolulu on March 1 1000 officers were elected for the ensuing year. George P. Castle as President Press E. D. Tenney as Vice President W A Bowen as Treasurer G H Atherton as Secretary. The named officers form the Board of Directors for the company. H Atherton, Secretary Castle & Cooke Limited Honolulu March 1 14M.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Company held an annual meeting in Honolulu on February 28 1908 electing officers for the coming year. E D Tenney was named president P Raye View secretary W Protentaver auditor with W I Howell on the board of directors. Honolulu February 29 1908. Kohala Sugar Company also held a meeting in Honolulu February 28 1906 electing E C Tenney Cocke vice president W A Bowen treasurer G H Atherton secretary M P Robinson auditor with additional directors named. Publication notes advertising 3920-1 ledgers and record books by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
At the adjourned annual meetings in Honolulu on February 21 1908 stockholders of the Kekaha Sugar Company Limited and the Padute Guan o Fortlner Company named directors for the ensuing year. Geo N Wilcox B Faye P A Inenberg W Protennauer E Kruse were elected with officers including president secretary treasurer and auditor listed for each firm.
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders was held at the office of FL A Schaefer & Co on February 2 1900. Officers chosen for the year include FA as President, W Lang as Vice President, and Mcinerry as Treasurer. Directors named were F A Schacter, W H Baird, and W Lane.
The Hawaii Bulletin outlines annual stockholder meetings held in February 1906 for Idaho Sugar Company Limited and Pioneer Mill Company Limited. Elected directors and officers for the coming year included F. Hackfeld, J. P. Mackfeld, M. P. Robinson, and others with subsequent board appointments naming roles such as president, treasurer, secretary, and auditor.
Annual meeting of stockholders held by H Hackfeld & Company Limited. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Horner as President, View President, Fotenhauer as Treasurer, F Kian covey as Secretary, and A Haneberg as Auditer with the recep. Directory and secretary KEAMP noted. Poh y, 24, 1908. BadU-a
An adjourned meeting of stockholders at Honolulu elected officers for the coming year including Hans Isenberg G M Cooke A Inenberg W Protanhaver F Klamp and appointed directors. At the Pacific Busan Mill meeting held February 10 1904 officers and board members were also elected with F A Gehaeter as President E A Mott Smith Vice President W Waldron Secretary W Lang Treasurer J Hustace Auditor and directors A Behaefer A Mott-Gmith W Lang Janzone iron and W Waldron.
Mrs. Annie Kearns calls attention to a catch phrase and urges visitors from to engage with her offerings. The note mentions manufacture, lending fame, chutney, and packing in large email lots. Contact details and address hints appear with a phone number and hotel street near a Young Hotel.
Real estate transactions recorded for Feb 28 1906 and Feb 18 1906 list numerous transfers in Honolulu and Kaneohe, involving individuals such as John Fitzgerald, Mee Aine Nakapiiab, Lepard Wallace, Lai Chung, Yim Ab Leone, Anesta J Camara, Joaquim A Camara, Henry E Highton, and others. Amounts shown include 600, 5000, and 946, with property types including land, furniture, and vehicles.
Records show directors elected and officers named for several Hawaiian plantations and companies including E. D. Tenney C. M. Cooke and W. A. Bowen. Meetings held January February 1906 to appoint for the opening years and to set annual meetings at Honolulu and Haina.
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