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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1907
Page
4
Established Bishop & Co. issues commercial and travelers letters of credit through Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank. They serve as correspondents for American Express and Cook & Son with interest paid on term and savings bank deposits.
Clave Spreckels. Wm. tewin, Claus Spreckels & Co. BANKERS Me dan Francisco Agente The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco on the Nevada National Bank of Bat Francisco London The Union of London and Smith's Bank Ltd New York American Exchange National Bank uctisege Corn Bechange National Paris Credit Lyon Hongkong and Yokohama Hong Kong-8al Banking Corporation New Zealand and Australia Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North Americas Deposits received Loans made or approved security Commercial and Travelers' Credits issued Bills of Exchange bought and sold Collections Promptly Accounted For
Agents for Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co. Haiku Kihei and Kahuku Plantation with associated companies Kaleakala Ranch Yonolua Ranch and related railroad interests are named in this listing of sugar factor agents and affiliated firms.
Castle & Cooke and related firms in Honolulu are named along with a long roster of shipping general insurance and sugar companies. The text references Waialua Aili Co Kohala Waimea Sain Apokaa and other sugar concerns, plus equipment makers like Fulton Iron Works and Babcock & Wilcox and shipping lines including Matson Navigation Co and Llantern Line.
The First American Savings and Trust Co of Hawaii Ltd shows subscribed capital of 200000 paid up capital 100000. President Cecil Brown located at Robinson Office Cover Fort and King. Savings deposits received with interest at 4 12 percent per annum. Rates and regulations furnished upon application.
The Yokohama Specie Bank, established 1800, shows capital subscribed of Yen 24,000,000 and paid up of Yen 21,900,000 with reserves of Yen 13,700,000. Branch agencies listed include Antung, Halon, Mang Kan, Chefoo, Dalny, Bombay, Hongkong, Honolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Mukden, Nagasaki, Nawchwang, New York, Peking, San Francisco, Bhangbal, Tl entain, Boklo, Osaka. The bank engages in exchange, drafts, letters of credit, and general banking, with a Honolulu branch at 57 King St.
Lists officers of William G Irwin Co Ltd with G M Cooke as president and George Robertson as vice president and manager. Includes 1st and 2nd vice presidents, treasurer, auditor, and secretary, plus commission agents and agents for several sugar companies and ships. Names include G M Cooke, George Robertson, F Big, and others.
Outward trains bound for Walanae Walalua and Way Bretions and inward services to Honoluli from Kahuke Walalua and Walanse. Arrival times include 8 38 pm 1 53 1 pm and 6 81 pm. The Haleiwa Limited runs Sunday only, two hours, first class only, Honoluia to Haleiwa at 23 minutes past midnight returning to Honolua 10 10 pm. Limited stops at Pearl City and Watanae. Official notes by G P Denison and Smith.
A Kobe merchant, J J Davis, aboard the Admiral Oldey, says Japan is heavily in debt after war expenses. He notes rising taxes, high duties on cigars and other goods, and wage limits for workers. Davis observes Japanese youth embrace Western culture, low pay for clerks, and predicted mergers of small foreign firms into Japanese firms as foreigners are squeezed from business.
The French steamer Amiral Olry arrived from Yokohama with 260 immigrants and 2007 tons of cargo for Honolulu. Captain G Le Brine commanded the ship, with TH Davies & Co as agents. After docking at Bishop Wharf the passengers were examined at the Immigration Station. The voyage lasted fourteen days and the vessel may be placed on this route regularly to bring Japanese immigrants.
Top swimmers from the big fleet and Honolulu duel at the Hotel Baths tonight. J le Haas of the U S eight Maryland and Mr Greenwall of Colorado challenge Hawaii’s best Cunha and Dodge in a 100 yards sprint, with Haas and Greenwall aiming to best the local heroes. An exhibition of high diving and other aquatic feats will follow the races at 8 o clock.
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