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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes list Alameda dates and figures including November entries and a dollar amount. The readable items mention Alameda 1 DRC and a sequence of 8 plus 8, indicating schedule or accounting marks. No clear event or outcome is described.
Bishop and Co lists letters of credit issued by Bank of California and London Joint Stock Bank with correspondents for American Express and Thus Cook and Son. It notes interest on term and savings bank deposits and mentions London based banks.
Claus Spreck Wm. G. Hewin and Claus Spreckels & Co. bankers in San Francisco issue exchange rates on the Nevada National Bank and other major institutions. The text lists agencies in London New York Paris Hongkong Shanghai and more with notes on bills of exchange, traveler credits and prompt collections. It highlights unqualified deposits and approved security under the Bankers system.
The First American Savings and Trust Co lists subscribed capital at 200000 paid up capital 10000020. President Cecil Brown vice president and cashier positions noted. Savings deposits received with yearly interest 4 42 percent per annum and use and calculations furnished on application.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Limited lists paid up capital of 24 000 000 and reserves of 14 050 000 with a wide branch network including Tokio Kobe Omin Nagaanki London Lyons New York San Francisco Bombay Hongkong Shanghai Hankow Chefoo Tlontalu Peking Newchang Daing Port Arthur An hung Hslon Liaoyang Mukden and Ten ling. The bank operates a Honolulu Branch at 678 King Street and handles collection bills of exchange letters of credit and general banking business.
Oahu Railway timetables show outward runs to Walanao Wataina Kahnika and Way Stations at 8 16 am and 8 20 pm and to Pearl City Ewa Mill and Way Stations at 17 50 pm 1b a m 17 08 am 2/15 peth with 8 20 pm 95 15 pm. Inward trains bring passengers from Kabuler Wal whia Watenao to Honolulu around 1 pm with the Serra and related service. The Waiama Limited runs Sundays with two hour travel to Pearl City and Walnnas, but only at Pearl City and Walnnas stops. Union official Denison, F.C. Umith notes the timetable and bus limited service.
President and Vice President G. R. Carter head a slate of directors and agents for major Hawaiian sugar companies including Haiku Paia Kihei Kahuku Kahului Kahului Railroad Haluakala Honolua Ranch Maui properties and related enterprises.
A dense OCR fragment lists Castle and Cooke Honolulu firms and associates across shipping, sugar, insurance, and machinery. It names Waialua and Kohala sugar entities, Planters Line, Matson, Oceanic Steamship Co, Western Sugar Refining, Baldwin Locomotive Works, and other suppliers and manufacturers with executives like WM Irwin and M Whitney.
A fragmentary roster lists executives and directors for Hawaiian sugar interests including Ookal Sugar Plant Onomea Sugar Honomu Sugar Wailuku Sugar Pepeskie Sugar Co and officers F F Bishop treasurer F W Macfarlane auditor P C Jones C M Gooke and J R Galt as directors.
A damaged notice discusses a petition to the government about land and canery areas. It mentions government land and property, proposed divining operations, and a plan to move material from sites. Executions by officials and associated parties are referenced with uncertain details.
A meeting in Hawaii addresses the proposed leprosy facility policy. Lawmakers debate whether admission should be limited to children born of leprosy-affected parents or if affected harbor children should be treated, with a vote planned on the policy and remedies for a patient named Wallach.
The case before the jury concerns the valuation of the property and whether the trial can conclude promptly. The proceedings hint at high costs and potential delays as the court weighs the evidence and the parties seek a final determination.
Entered for record October 8 1907 from 10 30 a m to after noon. Names include Mary A Teliare, CORA, and several private parties. The fragmentary entry lists transfers among multiple individuals and firms with unclear spellings and partial addresses.
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