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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1907
Page
6
Correspondents for the American Express Company and Thus Cook and Son report interest allowed on term and savings bank deposits.
P Cooke Baldwin and others are named as agents for multiple sugar interests including Parelian Commercial & Sugar Co, Tala Plantation, Kcultural, Karta, Sugar, Kanake and Kahwalui Railroad, Haleakala Ranch, Honolua Ranch, and others. Names include W M Cantle, Alexand L, J Peck, Waterhouse EB, Paxton, W D Smith, G R Carter.
Sprecke trwin Claus Spreckels & Co banker San Francisco agents The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco draw exchange The Union of London and Ewith's Bank Ltd New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnais Hongkong and Yokohama Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation New Zealand and Australia Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of United North America deposits received loans made on approved security Commercial and Travelers Credits Lonned Bills of Exchange bought and sold collections promptly accounted for
The First American Savings and Trust Co of Hawaii lists its capital as 200000 and paid in capital of 19100000 with President Gell Brown and Vice President Robinson. The Peak Office sits at Corner Fort and King Streets and savings deposits are received with annual interest at 4.2 percent. Regulations available on application.
Yokohama Space Bank, established 1880, lists head office in Yokohama with paid up capital of Yen 24,000,000 and subscribed capital of Yen 21,000,000. Branch agencies span cities from Antung to Osaka including Honolulu, New York, London, Nagasaki, Shanghai, and Peking. Honolulu branch at 67 King Street handles bills of exchange drafts and letters of credit.
The timetable lists outward trips to Waialua Kahuku and 1468 miles with arrivals at Pearl City Ewa Mill and Way, plus return times to Honolulu. It notes a 0:15 p m and 9:80 schedule, with service to Wahiawa and surrounding stations, and a Sunday limited run with two hour headways.
Castle and Cooke and allied firms in Honolulu list shipping and insurance services for Ewa Plantation Waialua Agricultural Kohala Waimea Sugar Mill and Apokaa sugar companies. Fulton Iron Works Blake Pumps and Babcock boilers appear among suppliers. Planters' Line Shipping Co. and Mi Navigation Co. also cited in trade listings.
WM G IRWIN president and manager MO D SPRECKELS W M GIFFARD He v WHITNEY RICHARD IVERS W F WILSON reseeee Auditor Pacific Oceanic Steamship Co San Francisco Cal Western Sugar Refining Co San Francisco Cal Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia Univ i Go Manufact urers of National Cane Shredder New York NY Oil Transportation Co San Francisco Cal
Agents for Hawaiian Agricultural Co Ookala Sugar Plant Onomea Sugar Co Honolu Sugar Co Wailuku Sugar Co The Planters in Francisco Packets Included. Officers listed: C. M. Cooke President Geo Robertson Vice President Treasurer and Secretary F W Macfarlane Auditor Jones C M Cooke and J R Galt Directors.
The Milonian and Transport Thomag are set to depart for Ban Pras clsen and Guano and Mertinizer Co cargoes await at Guam. The Pacific Marie and Hongkong Martin are due next Friday or morning, with dredging equipment aboard Transport Thomas for Guam and a large cargo of guano planned from Winsor.
A chaotic report notes Mike Finbar engaged in damage control for the Honolulu club yesterday as November approaches. The piece mentions a planned exhibition, humorous jests about Pruck Kagan, and locals awaiting a Red Dog visit while Devereaux plans to entertain island residents.
The bi monthly Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held next Wednesday afternoon at wolbk. Captain Orwell of the U S Engineer Corps will deliver an address on Lighthouses Rivers and Harbors Theh We Have and What We Hope for Hawaii.
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