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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1903
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reveals a bulletin page with subscription rates and legal notices. Names such as Wallace I Farrington and references to official proceedings appear amid dense typographical noise and garbled lines. The readable portions hint at a public notice or petition context within a broader periodical issue.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Franke Mageheter and Randinler linked to Cle Johnson Sanitarium and a special meeting of Hasailan Lantew No. 21. The readable bits hint at attendance and a likely frayed local notice, with distorted names and places.
Announcement from Dr Cofer on the health measures shows a decisive shift to a common effort between Federal and Territorial officials. The improved sanitary conditions are credited with stabilizing the community, aiding both local economies and future national projects like the Panama Canal reopening, and reflecting prudent public investment.
A centenarian, the oldest man in America, praises Peruna for health and longevity. He credits Dr Hartman’s remedy with steadiness through climate changes and grip epidemics, claiming Peruna supports appetite and vigor in old age. He advises readers to read The Tile of Life for directions.
A partial OCR fragment lists agents for several sugar and industrial firms including The Ewa Plantation Co. Waialua Agricultural Co. Kohala Sugar Co. Waimea Sugar Mill Co. Fulton Iron Works Saint Louis Missouri The Standard Life and others. The text also mentions Geo F Blake steam pumps Weston centrifugal costs, and Boston fire insurance.
Sugar factors and commission agents serving Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Haiku Pata Plantation Nahiku Sugar Co Kabet Plantation Co Hawaiian Sugar Co Kabulu Railroad Co are named in a local business notice outlining firms connected to the sugar industry in Hawaii. The list emphasizes plantation operations and affiliated companies within the sugar sector.
A list lists C. Brewer & Co., Ltd of Honolulu with Queen Street address, and multiple sugar and ranch concerns including Ookali Sugar Plant, Onomea, Honomu, Wailuku, Makee, Haleakaaia Ranch, plus The Planters Line of San Francisco Packets and Charles Brewer line of Houston Packets. Officers named include M. Cooke as President, George Robertson as Manager, F Blahop as Treasurer and Secretary, Col. W. F. Allen as Auditor, P. C. Jones, H. Waterhouse, and Geo. R. Carter as Directors.
The Yokohama Speci Bank announces capital subscriptions and paid up funds with head office in Yokohama and branches in Bombay Hongkong Honolulu Kobe London Lyots Naga Newohwang New York Polity San Francisco Shanghai Tienteip Toklo and L. The bank engages in collection bills of exchange drafts letters of credit and general banking business.
Savings deposits received and interest allowed for yearly deposits at the rate of 1 percent per annum. Rules and regulations furnished on application. Corner Fort and King Streets office. USD 250,000 capital. P. Robinson cashier. W. Ge office.
Transact business in all banking departments with collections, exchange, drafts, letters of credit and cable transfers via major banks including Bank of California and Rothschild. Interest on term deposits from 2 to 4 percent depending on term. Trust department handles estates, rents, wills and safekeeping. Savings deposits earn 4 1 2 percent. Insurance department represents Fire Marine Life and Liability insurers. Office at 924 Bethel St with audits for corporations and bankrupt estates.
Claus Spreckels & Co bankers advertise banking network with agents in San Francisco New York Chicago Paris London Berlin Hong Kong Melbourne and Sydney. Services include deposits loans on approved security commercial and travelers credit letters of exchange bought and sold collections promptly accounted for.
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