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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1909
Page
9
A court hearing this month involves Marama Makuka Laorange regarding a DEG case. Prosecutors allege charges linked to the incident, with defense seeking dismissal on procedural grounds. Outcome pending as legal proceedings continue.
Outward service from Honolulu runs Sundays with trains to Walenae Wainiua Kahuku and Aone at 9 16 a m 8 20 a m 12 15 p m 6 16 p m and 8 80 p m plus limited service to Waianae via Toast Guy and Waianae. Returns reach Honolulu Monolutu at 10 10 p m. The weekly Evening Bulletin summarizes the day’s news.
Claus Spreckels and Co, Castle & Cooke Ltd, and partners listed as San Francisco agents. Banks named include Bank of San Francisco, Union Bank, Victoria Bank, and Bank of Vancouver. Deposits received, loans on approved security, commercial and travelers credits issued, and bills of exchange bought and sold.
Planters' Line Shipping Co, based in St Louis, advances the Weston era project with Pultca Tron Works of St Louis listed among its centrifugal equipment plans as part of a broader modernization effort.
Wm. G. Irwin & Co operates as sugar factors and commission agents handling export and trade services for sugar shipments. The firm provides financing, brokerage, and advisory support within the commodity markets and acts as an intermediary between producers and buyers in the sugar trade.
A fragmentary notice describes the Yokohama Specie Bank Limited offering credit facilities and letters of credit, with deposits at head office and Honolulu branch details. It mentions a $25 deposit threshold and three year terms, with address lines for Honolulu and a Honolulu office.
C Brewer & Co Ltd, Queen Street, Honolulu, Hawaii, lists officers including E F Bishop as President and George Robertson as Vice President and Manager. Also named are W W North as Treasurer and Secretary, Geo R Carter as Auditor, with C H Cooke, J A Galt, R A Cocke, and J Jones as Directors. Agents for Hawaii agricultural concerns Onomea Sugar Co Honlulu Sugar Co Kap Ranch and other entities are noted in the roster.
Planished steel in sizes from 26x6 to 48x120 along with cure numbers 16 to 26 ready for all sheet metal work. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prompt attention to jobbing Meluth and Co Ltd. Phone 11 45 King t.
Citizens engage in a conference called by Governor Frear to refine the Organic Act amendments for the Territory. The group expects the land law changes to resemble those proposed by the House, with plans to publish amendments in pamphlet form for discussion. Speaker Holstein will attend, and a special session remains uncertain beyond Tuesday.
Entered for Record October 15 1908 listing numerous transfers of parcels and interests in land and trust properties. Names include Rita G Tewksbury, Josue Christ, Ch of Latter Pay Baints, Emma Harrison, Cesil Brown, Mabel W, Lau Kong Kim, Oahu College, Tre te, Trust Co Ltd, Paloto Land & Improvement Co, Now Ye, Samuel Kay Hata, Katana, Kanoamonut, Fimeon Panhao, Kawahawola, Keann Kolohe, Enos Admr, Beamer by Atty, Mal & wf, Joa 8 Modelrow, RL P Kalkaht, Harada Mojira, Oliwa, Kamali, Hohena Pall, Francie A. Leman, Pred Orlek, Lyman, Aukiking Kel Whe.
In Wailuku on October 15 the Mormon Sunday school concert and dance filled the Town Hall for both events. Olowali glee club Waihee Wailuku Waikapu Sunday schools entertained with strong singing and encores. Dancing continued until midnight and proceeds supported a local fund.
A Japanese man named H. Hanaka was arrested by Chief of Detectives Leal on Saturday after a preliminary investigation. He was charged with stealing a watch owned by Ohia Hawaiian, valued at twenty five dollars, and was held for further hearings.
Kuna, charged by his wife Hoop with committing Mayhem during a family row, allegedly bit off a portion of her tongue. The case was committed to the Circuit Court for trial after a police court hearing and a payment of a fine by the skipper.
Notice that the stock books of the Honolulu Brewing and Malting Company will be closed to transfers from October 12, 1909 to October 22, 1909, inclusive. Secretary Parks Booretnrys announces the temporary restriction as recorded in corporation notices.
Co partnership dissolves between undersigned on this date with A Hy Jungclaus as owner of assets and debt responsibilities payable to him. Notices also declare non-responsibility for debts by Jacob Talley and sale of laundry business interest by On Yong to Lan Lock, with waivers of future obligations. Public notices dated 1909 in Wahiawa and Honolulu.
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