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THE GARDEN ISLAND TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1912.
Announcement
I beg to announce to the public that I have become
successor to the Coney Garage Co., and am ready
to attend all your wants in the automobile line.
Our cars are all being overhauled and will soon
be in first -class condition and at your service at all
hours.
We have the agency for the famous Fisk Cas
ings and Tubes, a consignment of which is now
on the way.
We will attend to your vulcanizing and car re
pairing of all descriptions. Our repair shop is under
the supervision of a first-class mechanic whose work
is guaranteed. A trial will convince you.
Nawiliwili Garage
C. W. SPITZ, Prop.
The "Everyday Article" in
FURNITURE
AT BAILEY'S
We are makers of the common things
that everybody wants.
Arctic Refrigerators $7.50 up
Wire Mattresses 3.00
Tables 1.25
Patent Box Lounges,
Grass Rugs & Carpet Rugs,
Mattresses of all kinds & sizes.
BAILEY'S FDRMUREST (MTT'
AToloa
Plantation
Store
Wholesale and Retail Groceries,
Dry Goods of all Descriplions.
General Plantation
Supplies.
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HEAD OFFICE HONOLULU
Patronize Homo Industry Tel. 5M2SI
Insure
In the
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What is the use of paying
Twenty Premiums
For a participating policy
when you can buy a no par
ticipating policy for only
Fifteen Premiums
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
at a lower rate
Hawaiian
Trust Co.
Ltd.
823 Fort St.
Honolulu.
KAUA
SCHOOL
The following passengers arrived
on the Kinatt last Wednesday
morning: Mr. and Mrs. M. Ianua,
Mr. Forrecy, A. Haneberg, E .
Clifford Kimball, S. C. Wong, K.
H. Nagle, Miss Alice Ai, Miss
Emma Ai, John Pavao, Judge
Lyle A. Dickey, Geo. Pang, I. J.
Hurd, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A .
Rice, G. Hansen, E. E. Hartman,
Miss Emma Tung, Miss M .
Wilhelm, Mrs. J. D. Cooke, H.
P. A gee, K. Kobayashi and
servant.
It is rumored that Woods, the
b i g Kilauea pitcher, will sever
his connection with the team and
seek for pastures new. This may
considerably cripple the Kilauea's,
but in so much as their strongest
apponents have also lost their
pitcher, honors will thus be rather
evened up.
Mrs. Rasch came over from
Waimea Saturday to see Miss Me
dell off for Honolulu. Miss Medell
has been the house guest of Mrs.
Rasch for nearly a month, during
which time a complete tour of the
island was made.
Prof. Barrios has gone to Hana
lei where he is exhibiting h i s
tuberculous slides and lecturing to
largo and interested audiences.
According to the latest school
statistics compiled by Supervisor
II. H. Brodie, Kauai's school en
rollment at the end of the school
year numbered 3601. For the ac
comodation of this large number of
pupils, the county it constructing
twenty-two new school rooms, the
largest school building campaign
in a single year which has ever
been carried out. On the basis of
35 pupils to the teacher this means
that Kauai is on the market for
102 teachers, the average enroll
ment at present being 53 to the
teacher.
Out of the total enrollment, 110
are down as working in agriculture,
23 in carpentery, none in cooking,
22 in knife work, 9 in lace mak
ing, 1058 in sewing and 1115 in
other manual work. There are 1904
boys and 1697 girls. The enroll
ment as to nationality is: Ha
waiian, 366; Part Hawaiian, 233;
American, 8; British, 6; German,
2 7 ; Portuguese, 654; Japanese,
1747: Chinese, 269; Porto Ricau,
63; Korean, 68; other foreigners,
160. There are 9 doingiHh. grade
work, 40 in the 7th; 119 in the
6th; 221 in the 5th; 333 in the 4th;
312 in the 3rd; 725 in the 2d; and
1841 in the 1st grade. F our
pupils 15 years of age and one
over 15, are doing 2d grade work;
two are in the 3rd grade while
there are 8 pupils, age 15 and 3 over
15, doing 4th grade work. In all,
there arc 58 enrolled as 15 years
of age, and 27, over 15 vears. In
every grade, the enrollment of
boys is considerably larger than
that of the girls. The average per
cent of attendance in the past year
was 93, which establishes a new re
cord in this respect.
..4...
According to statements by Rev.
Scudder during the church con
vention, another effort will b e
made this year in regard t o
planting trees. The Lihue Plant
ation is a pioneer tree planting
center, there being a larger num
ber of trees on its property than all
other plantations combined.
Frank Crawford has joined the
auto class. He h a s ordered a
fancy little Buick Runabout.
Among the returning well
known traveling men on the Ki
nau Saturday were P, G. Riley,
Charlie Hall, W. W. Harris, St. C.
Sayers and Ben Vickers,
Have your job printing done at
Tiir Garden Island office , the
home of only one class of printing
the Best.
The second section of the new
wireless mast was put in position
yesterday.
Have you ever noticed how
easy it is to confuse the two words
marital and martial, when oneses
them in print?
TULUPHONR 642 P. O. Box 54
HONOLULU SCRAP IRON CO.
C. II. BROWN, Manager
Dealer in
SCRAP IRON, BRASS, COPPER, AND
SECOND - HAND MACHINERY
albkauila St., near Electric Power Station.
TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd.
HONOLULU
Member Honolulu Slock and Bond Exchange
Real Estate, Insurance, Trusts
WANTED Two or three first-class
agents on Kauai.
Art Goods and Curios
ITALIAN POTTERY
We have just received a line of goods never befor offered
to the public. The wheatley, Hard fired out-door pottery is
an exact reproduction of the old Italian pieces.
It is suitable for plants anywhere, but especially for plants
kept out of doors.
Call and see them or ask for description and prices.
Headquarter for picture framing!
Ye Arts and rafts Shop
HONOLULU
1 v
Boot and Shoe Emporiums
(
TRADE MARK REGISTERED
Indicates n steel Jshod slioe for children. A substantial school shoe; ft
stylish well made dress shoe. High or low cut, Kid or Calf stock; button,
one-strap, or lace.
Steel shod anvil brand means "made to wear. 'Prices, in sizes U to 11,
$2.25 to $2.G0. ; in sizes It 1-2 to 2, $2.30 to $3.00.
Try u pair and prove what we contend.
McINERNY SHOE STORE
HONOLULU
company's
. bbs
1
ft; taSSi
5- J&r&i-Hk
NOTHINGS
SPORTING
AND
MINING
BOOT
BETTER
FOR PLANTATION MEN
These Boots have more water
proof qualities than any other
boot known.
You get your moneys worth
even if the price is high.
$11.00 FOR 17INCH
Z 9.50
13 INCH
MANUFACTURER'S SHOEI'CO..
NO OTHER BOOT HAS AS-MANY umrm
WATER-PROOF QUALITIES. 1M1 Fort Honolulu
Messenger Service
Alexander Young Laundry
Liurantees hrsT: class work on
Ladies Silk dresses and Gentlemen's
Suits
Office: Territorial Messenger Service
HONOLULU Let us do your shopping
Musical Instruments
w 1
SIC CO.. LI
JAMES W. BERGSTROM
Manager
88 King Streetj;
Knabe
Hans PIANOS
Behning
Auto-Piano Inerplayers
Premetone Players
Pipe and Reed Organs
Talking Machines. Victor and
Columbia Records.
New Hawaiian Records In Stock
THE VERY LATEST SHEET MUSIC
Go's. Time-table
The favorite S. S. SIERRA, 10,
000 tons displacement, sails from
Honolulu July 18.
First-class single to San Fran
cisco, S65; round trip, S110.
C. B rewer & Co. Ltd
GENERAL AGENTS
A tramping party composed of
C. S. Dole, Mr. Worthy, Miss
Maude de Bretteville and Miss
Myers, explored the fastness of
Mount Haupu last Sunday.
Agents For Kauai, In The
Harrison Mutual
Association
J. M. Kaneakua on membership,
Lihue
W. H .Rice, Merchandise. Lihue
Rev. J. A. Akina membership,
Waimea
C. B. Hofgaard & C o. Ltd.,
Merchandise. Waimea
Miss Power
Fashionable Millinery
Parlor. Z
210.211 Bo.tonBUi. ,, , ,
Fort str..t Honolulu
