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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
9
The Haleiwa Limited operates from Honolulu to Haleiwa and back on Sundays. It departs Honolulu at 4 29 p m and arrives at 10 10 p m. The train stops only at Pearl City and Waialua with two classes honored.
A fragmentary entry names entities including Sugar Co, Sumer O Compan, Paia Plant, Haleakala Ranch Company, Honolus Ranch, and related businesses in Hawaii. The readable portions suggest a registry or listing of local firms and landholdings without full context or complete details.
San Francisco Agents 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. Lut New York American Exchange National Bank. Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank. Hongkong and Yokohama Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation. New Zealand and Australia Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Australia. Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America. Deposits received. Loans made on approved security. Commercial and Travelers Credit board. Bills of Exchange bought and sold promptly accounted for.
The Yokohama e Bank ae Capital paid up Yen 24,000,000 reserve Yen 15,000. Deposits include fixed local office deposits at 4 percent for one year and above, head office deposits at five percent for various terms. Honolulu office at 678 King Street, P.O. Box 168.
Shipping commission Merree Oeco Factos and General Insurance Agents represent Ewa Plantation Co Waialua Receepharel Co Ltd Kohala Sugar Co Waimea Sugar Mill Co Apokaa Sugar Co Ltd.
C Brewer and Co limited of Queen Street Honolulu presents its officers and agents. E F Bishop serves as president, George Robertson as vice president and manager, W W North as treasurer and secretary, Geo Carter as auditor, with J R Galt and H Cooke among listed executives and representatives for Agricultura Co Onomen Honomu Sugar Co Wal Co Pepeekee Sugar Co Kapapala Ranch and Thomas Pineapple Co.
Fragmentary report states Serrotnary Ballinger called for the dictator’s removal as the territorial government wins control of western lands. The United States government resolves a third reservation nearby while lease arguments surface before a declaration. King Max must depart.
Hotels and restaurants in Honolulu advertise elaborate Thanksgiving menus with enticing dishes and generous portions. The Palm, Manhattan Cafe, Nolte's, Henalde, and Young Cafe offer special day options with increased prices and appetites to satisfy visitors away from home. Dining rooms and hotel restaurants are expected to attract many diners seeking variety beyond home cooking.
Agnes C Weaver petitions to register and confirm her interest in land described by iron pins and grant references in Makiki Street area Honolulu. Court sets December 22 1909 hearing. failure to appear will bar contest. Signed by Judge W J Robinson with Registrar Simonton notice dates Nov 4 Dec 1 8 10.
By authority notir 0 of sale of 6 general lease of public lands. At 12 o'clock noon Monday November 20 1909 at front entrance to the Capitol Honolulu a public auction will be held under laws. Parcels include government remnant Ka Jimamakanwe Manoa Oahi totaling 6.51 acres agricultural fund upset rent 175.00 per year payable semi annually 16 year lease from December 1 1908. Molokai land below Forest Reserve 400 acres pastoral class upset rent 80.00 per year payable semi annually 16 year lease from January 1 1909. Ka Hananiat Molokai inland below Forest Reserve 130 acres pant land upset rent 20.00 per year payable semi annually 16 year lease from January 11 1910. Maps and details at Public Lands office Honolulu Marston Campbell Commissioner. dates to November 18 24 and December 2 9 16 1909.
Public auction to grant a general lease of lands at Waikiki including Lot 4A Mookuhi Lot 1 Kalia Lot 6C Kawamoa Lot 6D Kapuna total area 24. (approx) acres with annual rent 800 dollars payable semi annually term six years from January 1, 1910. Maps and details from Commissioner of Public Lands Honolulu.
The undersigned administratrix Mary Ano announces in Honolulu that creditors must file their claims within six months from the date, or be barred. Persons indebted to the estate should remit immediately to 1876 Punchbowl Road, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. Dated November 17, 1909. Administratrix of the estate of Frank Woos, deceased.
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