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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., FEBRUARY 22, 18J9. '
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To-day's Honolulu Stock
Exchange Report.
NAME STOCld
Caoltal h'r'.l
Autho'ied liju'd
Mtrcantilt.
C. Drewer&
CJ$
Slfitr.
Am Sug'rCo.A
AmSuCo p'd up
I HamoaPlanCo!
' JJaw'n Ajjr. Co
p tftw'ii Siyr Co
' Jlonomu Su Co
lk4 S Co
SuzarCo
W .K?JK.5.?Bia
Vj1 pCOtm Assemble
v o-ao.hu 5 (p & up)
.. X fDnnmfl Su Gn
- OokalaSI'nCd
-CvJ Olowalu Com ;
r-isS Pae fie Su M
V3 f PalaPlanfnCo
Kepeckeo bu i-o
Pioneer Mill Co
Walluku Su Co
WalmanaloSCo
WalmeaMIIICo
WalanaeCom'y
MttcelUitttui
Wilder S S Co
Inter-It S N Co
Haw'n Eire Co
Hono. RT&LCo
Mutual Tele Co
MakahaCoff As
uamiKyi.i.o
DonJi.
Haw Gov,6per c
HOovPoS,4M
OahuRvSiLCo
Ho.ouo 15,000
750,000;
a.coo.ooo 30,000
175 ood 1,750
500,000 5 XO
9,000,00030 OOO
300,00a J 000
I.OOO.OOotlo.Oou
Soo.ooot 5 000
500,00a 5 000
Joo.onoi J 000
160,0001 1,600
600,000 6,000
1,800,00018000
Capital
Paid Up
Did 'Atkd
750,000
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175.0001
500,00a
1,400000
300,000, JiO
1,000,000 I
500,000k 260
to
180,'
4J0I 450
I7JlJtf
1,000,000
10,000
500,000
159,000
500,060
750,000
750,000 7,500
1,115,00011,350
700,000 7,000
5,000
t.JOO
5.000
7.500
159,000 1,520
125,000 1,150
500,000
500,000
a 50,00a
JOOXW
150,00c
9.00c
3S,oou
1,500,000
5,000
5.00a
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J.9
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500,00a
JQO.OOO
l60,00a
I, BOO.OOC
t,oooono
500,00c
150,00c
50000c
750,000
7 50,000
1,115.000
700,00c
153,00c
11500a
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3
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Ha1,
1 20
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500,000
500,000
9J5OO0
10,000
1)9,000
Jt.OOO
1,500,000
lotri
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D-O-L-L-A-R-S
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
For Our
Customers.
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SALES KEPOKILD.
10 Qahu (paid up) . too
t4 Hawaiian Sugar 1E0
35 Oahu (paid up) too
5 Walmea las
Enameling.
Our new plant Is turning out work un
excelled by any factory. Any color, plain
or strip.-! With or without transfers.
Brazing.
If you have a broken frame we can put
In a new bar at very little cost.
Any minor repairs done at short notice.
EAKIN & WHITMAN,
Tribune Ajjcnts.
e-ysS TELEPHONE 746
Pacific Heights Notice!
:a'JHi!n!r.aimi6irBk:TOMMMr
Applications will be received at the office of BRUCE
WARING & CO. for the purchase of Lots on
S5PACIFIC HEIGHTScJ?
Situated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and
Pauoa Valleys, and commanding a superb marine and scenic
view stretching from Diamond Head over Punchbowl to the
Waianae range of mountains.
A broad, winding Boulevard giving access to the property
is now in course of construction, and choice lots of sufficient
area for magnificent homesteads will soon be available.
On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it from
the high winds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley, ensuring
a salubrious climate.
The elevation of the property is from 1 SO to 70 feet
above sea level.
Applications will be numbered and filed, and choice will
be allotted according to the number or the applications.
Only $1,000 for a lot lOCTx 200 feet. Terms easy.
BRUCE WARING & CO.,
Rooms 7 and 8, Progress Block.
"BE SURE YOU'RE RIGHT,
THEI m AHEAD."
You are always right in
buying
"Bruno"
Mandolins
and...
Guitars.
On account of the excellent
finger board they are the best
instrument a beginner can
procure.
Cheapest. Why? Because
they are the best.
All Hawaiian Songs can
be procured at our counter.
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BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.,Ltd.
Progress Blools..
COUNEK FOUT AND BEIICTANIA. STREETS.
Mr. and Mrs. von
tiono to the Const.
Tbpre w.is no session of
Police Court this afternoon.
John Euii calculates to get nway
for Mexico it bout the first of April.
L M. Whitohouse nud bride
left for Hawaii in tho Kitmu yes
terday. Hurry Wntorhousf is ill with
malaria. Hh lias been confined
to the houso thruw dujs.
TIir Bruins will probtibly sail
sometime this afteruoou. Her
homeward bound penmiut is fly
ing over her atom.
Thursday, at the chowder
luncheon at the Central Uuion
church, tbero will bu srvd be
sides the chowder cold ham and
tongue, chicken and potato salad,
homo male rolls and coffoo cikf
uud pies.
A native drayman diiving out
of Maunakpa street this morning
brought his horse in slight colli
sion with the plumbing shop
wagon of John PhillipH going up
King atrcpt at an oobv pneo. No
damage was dono.
A handsome and spirited buck
skin horse attracted attention on
tho Prison cauneway this morn
ing. It was giving a prison trus
ty a good deal of hard labor to
lead it. The form and points of
tho animal awoke suggestions of
tho eleventh of Juno.
Remomber a st'tch in time, pto ,
is an old saw that's worth keoping
in mind. Is your wli el nut of
gear? Then tako it to Eakiu &
Whitman and havo it seen to.
They will fit it up na good as new
and save you making" a fresh pur
chase. See ad in today's papi-r.
A goodly few pooplo took tho
9:15 train to enjoy Washington's
Birthday in the country. Among
tho number woro noticed Mr and
Mrs J W Girvin, Mr and Mrs Jon
S Emorcon, Joshua K Brown and
II 1) Sillimau. It is likoly many
ppoplo will go down tho line this
afternoon.
All ndmiro the faithfulness of
the horse or dog, and humanity
demands that our dumb friends or
servants shall be attended to either
in nealtu or sickness. Man can
expro.-s his Bufferings, quadruped
cannot at least in any writlon
language. Pottie's remedies are the
thing to keep haudv is cao of an
emergency his Highland Oils
aud embrocations are famed as a
euro for all animal desoase. Sco
ad in today's issue.
Miss Long, who is to deliver a
locture on "Commou Sonse Iload
ing" in tho Y. M. 0. A. hall next
Monday, ovoning recently taught
in the University of Oregon and
has lectured at tho Stato Teachers'
Institute and State Ohatauqua
Conventions, auo is well known
in tho northwost, California and
Utah and has a particularly high
standing in her profession. The
lectuio to be given Monday and
will doubtless draw a large au
dience of teachers and tboso in
terested in teachers' work.
The American Journal of
Health of New York, in speaking
of tho Ogden Milliug and Eleva
tor Company's "5" flour, quotes
Prof. Fraonkol, tho eminent analy
tical chemist of Now York, as fol
lows: "During tho past year I
have examiued hundreds of sam
ples of Hour, and I can conscient
iously say that n more suporior
product than the Ogden Milling &
Elevator Co.'s brand of flour has
npvor been called to my notice.
Th id flour is rich 'in phosphates,
aud lacks tho excess of starch so
prevalent in other brands, making
it easily assimilated, and a family
flour par excellence Seo ad on
another paiR.
Nant. of III. Involution.
The Sons and Daughters of tho
American Revolution hold un en
joyable gathering at Chief Justice
Judd's residence last evening in
in honor of Washington's birth
day. Tho guest of tho evoning
was Capt. Draper of tho En
gineers. Pnlic. Court Notn.
In tho Polico Court this fore
noon, the case of Y. J. Faggeroos,
charged with osiault and battery
on J, Barros, wa9 uollo pros'd.
In tho case of Pabukiolo for
malicious injury, defendant pload
guilty and sentence was suspend
ed for throe months.
EVERYTHING
KNOWN IN MUSIC!
The New Music Store
of Wall, Nichols Co.
is Now Open I
New shipment of
STEINWAY PIANOS,
VOSE & SON'S PIANOS.
KINGSBURY PIANOS,
REGIA MUSIC BOXES,
GRAPHAPHONES ami
GRAMOPHONES.
Nw RccorJt anil Tune Sheets for above.
Quick
Sales
and
Small
ProfitSrff
Squash, 3c pep lb.
Cranberries, 15c "
F. J. VOELLER & CO.,
Hotel Ste.
Fort nnd
Telephone OSo.
noo
Notaries.
N. FERNANDEZ
VISIT THE NEW MUSIC STOKE OF
WALL, NICHOLS CO.
NOTICE !
W. E. BIVENS, the Rnl Estntc
Agent, htm chunked h!n locution
from 315 Fort street to the new quarters in
Mclnenry Block, opposite Bank of Hawaii.
'Phone 146.
The Bulletin classifies its ads. Re
suit small advertisers get a square
deal,
NOTARY PUBLIC anfl TYPEWRITER
OIllcc: 208 Merchant Btreet, Camp
bell Block, rear of J. O. Carters olllue.
P. O. Ilox 101.
EDMUND H. HART,
Notary Public and Typewriter
Conveyancer ni Searcher o( Record.
OIUco CAinboU'n Block, Merchant St.
Next door to Hawaiian wine Co. 1055-tl
Notice.
IVrwMiH wIhIiIiir to obtain board at
Makawno, Mnul.cnii be iccommodatoil
ntMItS. II. II. BAIMIV'S
Torino, $10 perwoek. 1155-flm
Gifts
For AH
i4E iS sK
In selecting Gifts
many points are to be considered:
First of all, where is the larpesi
and best display to be seen ?
Second, the quality and prices ?
After you have convinced your
self on these twolpoints the rest
is easy.
Largest Stock
IK
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BNAMELING
We make a specialty of fine enameling, either in plain black, colors, or
highly decorated finish.
Kodaks Repaired,
Also guns, typewriters, bicycles, and any article requiring skilled and
finished workmanship. All work guaranteed. Will call for and deliver.
JD-
PEARSON & HOBRON, Agts 1
312 FORT ST. Telephone 565.
We have on display the
largest and greatest variety of
CHOICE GOODS ever offered
in Honolulu. Weiknowounprices
are right, because we buy right
from the manufacturers, thereby
saving the percentage made by
the middle man.
Cheapest
and Best
When you come to our store
we feel it our duty to familiarize
you with the goods we carry, and
our time is yours.
Come and inspect our stock.
Goods are all marked in plain
figures.
Hollister Drug Co,
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MALTESE
LACE
We have a Large
Assortment of this
intrinsically valua
ble article, which
we are selling at
the most reasona
ble figures.
B. W. JORDAN'S,
No. 10 FORT ST.
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