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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1905
Page
5
Monday morning March brings a large sale of men s colored negligee shirts with many patterns and low prices. The event promises quick sellouts with a wide assortment including para hose nightshirts necks jerseys sweaters boys shirts dress cases and leather bags.
A heated late debate over a railroad bill pits Yaris against Achi as the special committee reports it would disrupt Queen Street and Kapolani Park. The report argues against parallel lines to the Oahu Railway and Contends the bill lacks fair terms, subsidies, and tax exemptions. The Senate adjourned after the discussion.
Read column six shows a string of brief items including travel plans to Volvane and Nuunnu Pall, a new stock of 1906 and 1908 goods at various stores, a court sentence for a Japanese resident, submarine weather notes, and local business notices. The page mentions officers elected, a coaching trip, races, and a lottery case, with ads for watches, condiments, and a charity contest.
Historic Honolulu banking notice for Established Bishop and Co detailing Banking Trust and Insurance departments. Notes on collections for Bank of California N M Rothechild Samm London Amelia Express Thomas Cook Sons, term deposits, safety vault, rents and dividends, bankruptcy audits, and agency for fire marine life and liability insurance.
Spreckels firm and associates present a multi bank draft and financial services listing. Banks named include Banke Honolulu San Francisco Nevada National Bank San Francisco London Union London Smiths Tank New York American Exchange Mount Chicago Corn Exchange New York Paris Hongkong Yokohama Hong Kong Banking Corporation New Zealand and Australia Sumit New Zealand Bank of Australia Victoria Vancouver Bank of British North America Deposits received Loans secured Commercial and Travelers Credit issued Bills of exchange bought and sold Collections promptly accounted for.
The First American Savings and Trust Co reports subscribed capital of 200000.88 with paid-up capital by Daehler Co. Office at Corner Fort and King. Savings deposits are received with yearly interest at 4 1/2 percent per annum. Rules and regulations provided on request.
Head Office Yokohama and branches in Hongkong Kobe London New York San Francisco Tokio Shanghai and other global cities. The bank buys and receives for discount bills of exchange drafts and letters of credit and conducts general banking business. Honolulu Branch 67 King St.
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