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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1904
Page
3
Fall goods arrive with many surprises as Honolulu art department unveils new materials and designs. Ledger shows lithography subjects, cushion tops, cushion bags, linens, tapestries, canvases, and decorative fabrics priced from 2c to 65c, with an experienced staff from the coast ready to assist buyers.
The Merchants Association met and voted unanimously to continue the Hawaii Promotion Committee’s work and seek more funds. Members praised the report by Metherny and others, urged broader journalism support, and discussed keeping tonnage taxes for promotion while defining federal building boundaries on Navy Street.
The Haleiwa linkm golf event attracts around tomorrow with entries led by D W Anderson and Woody Sheldon. The Hilo Golf Club plans telecourse, committees to be appointed, course readiness, and club members optimistic about future growth despite hesitations from some prospects.
Government lands to be sold at noon at the Judiciary Building front entrance on a specified Saturday in 1904. Lot 1 covers about 2 2 acres in Koolauloa with water, hunting, and cultivating privileges. base price 41,000. Lot 2 contains about 20 acres in Kohala with minimal tolls and cash price set. Official notice from the Department of Public Lands, Honolulu, dated October 4, 1904.
An old advertisement lists banking services across departments including trust and savings, with drafts and transfers through international networks, interest on term deposits, and safe-keeping for valuable papers. It mentions the Bank of California and connections to Sydney, London, Hongkong and Shanghai banks, plus insurance offerings and a Bethel Street office.
A fragmented notice lists international offices including Yokohama Bombay Hongkong Kobe London New York and Honolulu with reference to foreign exchange operations and the Honolulu branch at 67 King Street. The readable text shows banking activity across multiple cities and a Honolulu location.
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