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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1899
Page
8
At a directors meeting held at the company's office on the 25th ultimo, W. R. Gastle was elected director replacing C. S. Desky, who resigned. Charles H. Atherton was elected secretary replacing J. Ay Gila. Honolulu Sept. 11, 1899.
The Waialua Agricultural Co announces a fifth assessment of 10 percent ($10.090 per share) payable September 15, 1890 at Castle & Cooke, Ltd. An additional 10 percent ($10.09 per share) is due November 1, 1899 and every two months thereafter through May 15, 1900. Bowen, Treasurer.
Weather data shows midday 84 degree high, 75 minimum, 61 percent humidity and dew point 4 F. Port Town ships Diamond Head and other vessels depart, with schedules for Lahaina Kauna and Kekaha routes. passengers arrive aboard Bleole and Keaghou.
Chief Justice Jaige Chambers of Samoa spoke on Samoa’s general conditions and dismissed rumors of his resignation. He asserted he remains Chief Justice, backed by the State Department, though temporarily absent. The report avoids diplomatic questions.
Army Sanitary Inspector Col Charles Greenleaf sails from San Francisco to Honolulu to inspect the medical department and sanitary conditions at posts and camps in the area. He may hire transportation as needed and will return to his city station after duty. The Relief hospital ship remains in service with coal capacity to sail Nagasaki to San Francisco via the Suez Canal. The German Russian Oil Company plans eight iron tanks near Berlin to compete with Standard Oil, bringing Stettin oil to a new depot. President McKinley and party return from Philadelphia after the Grand Army encampment with good spirits.
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