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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1906
Page
8
Bank of California and N. M. Rothschild & Sons issue commercial and travelers letters of credit. Banks provide credit facilities for merchants and importers, detailing terms, limits, and applicability across international trade routes.
Lun San Francisco Agent The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco Draw Exchange on the Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London The Union of London and Smiths Bank Ltd York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Park-Credit Symnais Hongkong and Yokohama Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation Australia Bank of New Zealand Bank of Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America Depots received Loans made on approved security Commercial and Travelers Credits tested Bills of Exchange bought and sold
Savings deposits received and interest allowed for yearly deposits at the rate of 4 12 per cent per annum. Rules and regulations furnished on application.
The document lists capital figures Yokohama Special Bank with capital subscribed yen 24,000,000 paid up 21,000,000 and reserve 6,000,000. It names branch agencies in multiple cities including Antung, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Kobe, London, New York, Peking, Shanghai, Tokio, and Honolulu, and notes its banking functions such as drafts letters of credit and general banking.
In the First Circuit Territory of Hawaii probate court a hearing is set for December 28 1906 at 10 am in Honolulu to consider the petition of Canthe Cooke Hawaii corporation for letters of administration on the estate of George Turner Deacon who died intestate on October 24 1906 at Waialua Oahu. Thomas J. Patrie is named to receive letters if granted with publication of this order in the Evening Bulletin once weekly for three weeks.
A garbled OCR fragment evokes rural toil and hunting themes with scattered lines about a colt, a hunter, and a distant legend. The readable pieces hint at pursuit, hearth, and community, but the text remains fragmentary with many unclear names and references.
A list of faded sailing ships near reef and wharf details their weathered paint and histories. Vessels once vital to Pacific trade lie idle or wrecks now tied to salvage firms with names like McCabe Hamilton Kenny and the Makgeleohin and Kana noted among the aging fleet.
Jowmph Espinoss, a sailor aboard the Lark Coronado, is held on a warrant for assaulting Second Mate Niles Nikel sen on November 8. Espinowa claims self defense and says he was provoked after repeated abuse by the second mate during the voyage. He admits the assault with a belaying pin but maintains he was stirred by prior mistreatment.
The jury found You Kul guilty of assault with a downy weapon. Judge Linden sentenced him to a modest fine, with no jury recommendation for leniency. Prosecution surprised by the lenient outcome as extenuating circumstances were noted.
Fragmentary report shows Vice Chairman John C. Laveealiew and the Republican Committee quorum issues. A resolution of appreciation for A. G. Robertson passed and was to ask him to chair the commission, with Robertson noting the former vice chairman could act during the chair’s absence.
Fragmentary text records nautical timing details for multiple ports and dates. Mentions local time adjustments, Greenwich reference, and scattered ship positions with erratic spellings and unclear consignments. Named ports include Vancouver and Kauai, with timestamps around 0555 a.m. and November dates.
Shipping list item shows passengers and accompanying names aboard the steamer Mant and other vessels listing travelers bound to Maul and Kawailo ports with dates and remarks. Includes numerous named individuals and families with destinations and vessel details from a historical sailing schedule.
The Weather Bureau report covers temperatures, humidity, wind speeds and directions at multiple times after midnight, with readings for morning and noon. It lists barometer, dew point, and rainfall over 240 hours, plus two hour wind movements and forecasts from various stations.
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