... )-
i 4
LI A RINE
Castle Coolce.
, . Agents .
BAI4KC?
HAWAII
"The -war news jnay be V ;
garbled . up, . but bank
books never are; if we've
a credit balance there-. Is
no cliancc of scare." fact's
save a little weekly and
jmt it safely by THIOK
the' Future won't be
dreaded, nor we froni
war-clouds shy." ' '
Alexander
n
a.
Baldwin
Ltmlttd.
' Sugar Factors
Commission Merchants
and Insurance Agents
' . Ajenta for ; "
Hiiilta Commercial ft Bexar
ca -
lltlku Scgar Company.
I zlx Plantation.-., .
Agricultural Company,
ir:.v,-tlia Sugar Company.
II: Luku Plantation Companj.
I'crryde Sugar Co., Ltd. '
XZ&hu!ul Railroad Company.
Usual Hallway Company.
Hau&l Fruit & Land Co, Ltd.
llonolua Ranch. P . '
llil -. I . . w . t . . i. V .
D. Ciu: Co."
Lir.rD. . "
Central A;:r.t fcr 'HiWall: -
At!xs Assurance Company of
Lcrdsn, New York -Under
writers' Agency; Providence
Washinjton Insurance Co.
Alh floor Stansetwald Dullcflnj.
AfJenlsUanted
HCMC INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII
Lti O'Neil Uldfi., 56 King St. con
I crt SL ,
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE ,
CANK, LIMITED.
Ten.
Cir'.tal an.bscrlbed.... 48.000,000
Capital rild p.....o0,0f0.000
Reserve fund ....... .18,90',0C0
IC AWOKI. Local Manage
TUrewatd Ddlg 1C2. Merchant St
CTCCK AND- COND BROK&AS
I.Tcr.tcrs Honcfulu Stock and Bond
Cxchantre ' i 1
CAT MARKET A GROCERY
k i Jil o.tI-r.:;r:
C. Q. YEE HOP. & CO.
r; : . n.i.i:n givi:s you
Finn
II mm "
AUTOMOBILE
Eatabllahed In 1251.
BISHOP & CO.
BANKERS.
Commercial and Travelers' Let
ters of Credit Issued on tht '
3nk of California and j
. the ' London i Joint Y
Stock Dank,
Ltd, London
Correspondents for tht Amert
can Express Company and,
Thoa. Cook A. Son. .
Interest Allowed on Term and
Savings Bank Deposits. :'
BANK
mONOUJ
LIMITED f "
- . . w
Utxes K. N. A K. Letters 1
Credit and Trarelsrs C2ieck
. available throughoit is e world.
C. Brewer & Col
i ; (Limited) '
SUGAR FACTORS, COM MIS.
X8I0N MERCHANTS, SHIP,!
PINO AND INSURANCE
AGENTS, FORT 8T, HONoi
lulu, t. h. ;;::.
-: '"1 ' ',"";r 1 - .. ' : ''.-'-i';-
List of Officers and Directors:
E.' F. Bishop President
G. H. . Robertson ....... ... . v
. Vlce.Prctident and Manager
ft J vers . . ... . . . . .... Secretary
E. A. R. Rots........ Treasurer
G.. R. Carter.. i..) 1
C. H. Cooke. ....)
J. R. Gait ......). Directors
R. A. Cooks ''V
. A, Gartley ..U...) v;-i"',"'?:."V''
D. G, May ..... . . . . .Auditor
For r Sale i
" ' ' '. ' r'.. :.
I160O2 bedroom house, artesian at,
' near Punahou School: lot 63x105.
, ; A - ": ' -4. i . y
P. E. H. GTR A.TJCH
Waity mis.
74 8. KlBf SL
FOR RENT I
New 34 cd room pottage 270
Flvebcdroora bouse' . . . . . .. 30.00
eat cottage la town 2 'bcdrm3 22,00
" J. H. Schnac!:,1:
' . teal EsUte: : v - t-.
Brewer Buildinr. Tlepbone 35231
. PURE AND FRESH Vr
Milk, Cream and Butter. v .
phone
; JCITY. DAIRY - V r
; .W'iniJini . CbilTcrs waa nr pointed as
Fist ant corporation conn sol of New
York at a salary of $S,C00 a year.: '
LIFE
Ltd
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Wednesday. August 19.
MCRCANTILE
Bid
Asked
.200
Alexander & BaJdwin.Ltd. ....
C. Brewer & Co.
SUGAR.
Ewa PlantaUon Co. .... 23 U
24
130
33
Haiku Sugar Co.
Haw. Ag Co. .......
allw. C. &. Sugar Co.....
:i90
Haw. Sugar Co. .....
Honok&a Sugar Co.
Iioncmu Siig. Co. ......
Hutchinson Sug. Plan. Co,
Kahuku Plan. Co.
Kekaba Sugar. Co.
35
37
7
14
Koloa Sugar Co. .
McBryde Sug. Co
Ltd..
Oahu Sugar Co. .
Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd
Onomea Sugar Co. ..
Paaubau Sugar Plan.
Pacific Sugar Mill .
Pala Plan. Co. .
Pekeekeo Sugar Co.
Pioneer Mill Co. ..
Waialua Agrl. Co. . .
Wailuku Sugar Co.
IS Vt
4Vi
31Vj
17
19
32
Co.
18
130
23
90
123
10 -
L 40
Waimanalo Sug. Co. .... ... .
Vraimea Sugar Mill Co.. ....
MISCELLANEOUS.
Haiku P. & P. Co.. Pfd..
Haiku Ft&pkg. Co Com.
Haw. Electric Co. ....... ..-'
Hawaiian Irr. Co., Ltd.. ....
Haw. Pineapple Co. .... 33
HIlo R. R. Co.. Pfd....- ....
Hilo Ry. Co., Com. Vx
Hono. B. & M. Co., Ltd.. 18
Hon. Gas : Co. Pfd. ...... 103
18
Hon. Gas Co. Cora ...... 105
Inter-Island S. Nav. Co... 127
Mutual Telephone Co. .. ' 19
Oahu Ry. & Land Co.., 128 '
Pahang Rubber Co. . . ... . . , .
Tanjong Olok Rubber Co.
20
BONDS.
Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s . . ...... .
II. C. ft S. Co. 5s ........ ....
Hawaiian Irr. Co. 6s.; ...
Haw. Ter. 4s, Ref. 1905..
Haw. Ter. 5a, Pub. Imp.. .... ...
Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4s.. .... ...
w Tcr A fa 8 . '
If &w Tcr 3
II Ho R.R.CO. 6s lssue'01 ..... 82
IIU6 R.R.CO. R.&E.Con 6s .... 70
Hcnbkaa Sug. Co. 6s... 63 80
Hon. Gas Co. Ltd 5s.... .... ...
Hon. R. T. & L. Co., 6s.. 103 ...
Kauai Ry. Co. 6s...... .... ...
Kohala Ditch Co. 6s.... .... ...
McBryde Sugar Co., 5s... .... '93
Mutual Tel. 6s ........ 101 ...
Natomas Con. 6s . ...
Oahu Ry. & Land Co. 5s' 100 , 101
Oahu Sugar Co. 6a....... .... ...
Olaa Sugar Co. 6s ...... . 70 . 75
Pacific Guano & P. Co. 6s 101 ...
Pacific Sugar Mill Co. 6s .... ...
San Carlos Mill. Co. 6s 100 ; . .
Waialua Agrl. Co.! 6s.. . 98 ...
Sales: Between Boards 25, 25, 50
H. C" & S.-Co. 32: 65, 30, 35 Hono-
kaa 7; 10, 8 H. B. & M. Co. 18; 15
85 H. B. &v M. Co. 18 : 45 O. TL &
L. Co. 130; 23 Haw. Agrl. Co. 200; '75
20 Mut Tel. Co. 19; 40 Kahuku lnirom'theFaaiancls50,Chrohicle of
za Haw. Bug. uo. 3&; 15 Oahu Sug.
Co. 19: 12000. 32000. $1000 Olaa Sa
70; 31000 Hon. Gas 5s 99. 1; Session
Sales 10 Ewa 24. . f V
Latest Sugar quotation: 96 deg. test,
.52 ctS., Or $130.40 per ton.
Sugar
6rf f j
V Crf j
Beets 9s
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
uiwi iiuudv; 1 1 uvi yjjf j
Ltd.
Members Honolulu Stock, and Bond
Exchange r
FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS
Telephone 12C3
J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD.
STOCK BROKERS
Information Furnished and Loans
Made.
MERCHANT 8TREET STAR 6 LOG.
.i - Phons 1572.
SUGAR MILL REPAIRS
KEEP HONOLULU IRON
WflRKQ FAIRI Y RHQV l
ii uiirvo mil li. I uuo i
An innovauon in sugar mm rollers
a , . . . ... . . .
is that of making them of steel In- j
stead of castiron as heretofore, andjd the most the onlooker can do is to
the Honolulu . Iron Works Is making J make reservations in his acceptance of
iwo ronera or me Kina wun tne nma-ithe
Kenton groove for Ewa mill. . I
A new three-roller miir is beineland avoid a lot of misapprehension If
built by the same works for Honokaa.
to replace the present one and enable I
it to grind the Kukulhaele crop in ad-
ditlon to that of Honokaa. it is to
A triple effect evaporator for Ono-
" .w.,v. I
trtoo onMU. nntni.f . T W I
has in hand. Theodore H. Davies &
Co. are putting in 'improvements in a
number of their mills.
The works hate the usual amount of
repairs in sugar factories for this time
of year, there-being no apparent de-
creaia tethls Imd of work . and in ti0Ji3 riij-appear more as perfectly
the smaller Improvements. Only in thef,,-,! utaW than wilful 1111881116.
uianer ui large miii Tcuusirucuon aoe3lmentS. -
tne aepxes3icn mat nas-prevauea un
til recently th?s year show- Its effect
Herbert M. Johnson of Indianapolis
was designated . by the United States
io act independently of the American
collector of customs to conserve the
finances of San- Domingo : f
FURN1SHZD COTTAGE.
Furnisbed cottasa at 3 I.-M tous
keeping rooms; all c ..vcr!;iices;
electric lights: c-th. r -.r.
ter; short list.ir v. r rr. r
Moilerata. : Car- ; '
Vlaeytrs!. Tt!. :
!rT T.-a-
DAILY REMINDERS
Hound the island In auto $5.00.
Lewis Stables. Phone 214L drer
tlament -
Henry May & Co.. Ltd., rectlted by
the H i Ionian rrom the North the fol
lowing, in bulk: Smoked kippered her
ring, kippered salmon and kippered
black cod. Turn the little disc to
1-2-7-1. Early.
A new belt fcr men at Wichman &
Ca's. jewelers. Has
no holes or
tongue. Holds fast wnere you adjust
it A great improvement over tho central sugar mill in the Philippines
older style. Buckles cannot tarnish. t is going to have its capacity Increas
See this new belt and youll buy It ed. Cane planters who stood aloof at
Mothers will find that the prices on
beys' ciotning at the Ideal Clothing Co.
cn .Hotel street, opposite the Manhat
atn restaurant are so low that school
ciotning can be purchased without
. making much of a depletion of the
family finances.' I
r lowers are Indispensable, you
knew, if you are courting. And
lotner Umes they are Very nice to take
or send as tokens of friendly esteem
er even or love, nut get the houauet
from Mrs. E. M. Taylor, on Hote
street opposite the Young Cafe.
Let us thank Providence that war
doesn't bother us here In fair Hawaii
that we can spend a little less than
we earn; that we can save that sumlus
in the Bank of Hawaii; that we thus
prepare wisely for the future and wil
be prepared for whatever mav turn
UP-
-. 1 t A t A . .
nan ec ufuneny are snowing
beautiful articles In Parisian ivory
There are toilet articles fn sets and
single pieces, sets for traveling and
automobile use and In dainty littlo
cases for the handbag. Engraving cf
monogram or Initial without additiona
charge.
To communicate with the other
isfands and with people on ships at
sea use the Mutual Wireless the only
meana cf quick communication. Mes
sages get there, and quickly. There
Is a reasonable censorship, duetto
tne war, out ordinary social and busi
ness messages go through practically
intact
Can't get rid of that headache?
Don't waste time by lying down, using
cold packs or other treatments. Shac
VillTdo .iti-dyertiseraentt
F0LL0V10M
K IN TIME
The follqwThg, editorial, reproduced
AUSUSl 1A ""JJariicurariy perunent at
"e present lltfie:
VltQ man came wars and with wars
icime tne waf correspondent, reporter
or courier, whb has: never yet come
with. a statement perfectly satisfactory
ht VPrsfnn nf -Hrtnrv nr ri.fo.i m,,,t
always be unpleasant to some people.
But bis inherent Inability to bring good
news to both sides is the least of the
weaknesses of the-war correspondent
for the simple reason that it can never
be cured. The. real evil, and one for
which he may not be responsible, 13
the contradictory character of his mes-
saSncai ever skusfv an the ir-
tisans In an international engagement
The best that correspondents can hope
to accomplish is an impartial and accu-
Irtte description which will appear as
?"ch i to Srcat'' n those .who,
though neutral, are still deeply Inter
ested. . : . .- '
But even" this hope has been denied
by the censor. To give a truthful ver
sion the' writer of a message must be
at the front, yet the fact of being there
is a guarantee that his message has
been carefully revised before being
sent abroad
Under ordinary circumstances the
discrepancies in reports from rival
sides are readily understood, and. an
effort is made to strike a balanjce be
tween the -conflicting claims, but it
sometimes happens, and , the present
European war 18s a case in point, that
n.g.in9ii. meBMa from
nna rt tya nortla. fn tha strSr?I
Ul LC. w w.
Tn ntth -ractia nTia r.mn u &ht tn
nf th hattlea iust as it nleases.
stories submitted.
it would greatly simplify matters
readers would always bear in mina tne
place of origin of each of the dis-
Patches prtntea. . ims aoes not mean
tnat they should -refuse to believe
leverthmg they reaa, put tnat tney
. , . . , - . K
8?"ia iw.
aOlllty OI DiaS. WOr U'JBS H mwa uia.
the truth lies exactly midway between
two conflicting statements. That
would reduce the art of the censor to
going the limit of exaggeration on all
occasions. . :
."Comracii sense, is Called fory and
Commcn iense Is called for, and
denials in' regard toLlegtv It is iwesI
ble that both sides are, both right and
wrong. If Germany has entered the
town it Is, reasonable - for ber corres
pondents to say that " she has taken
Llese. ' Oh the other h?nd, II the Liege
ci3 still hold the farts, It Is Just as rea
sonable fcr them to. report toat they
have held tlieir own agaitst: the Ger
man attack. " .. '. .
It is the bid story "of the black andf
white shield." , V O'-'X'' '
: Q '
Jv CARD OF. THANKSi V
Carl T. J. Kufferath and family; de
sire to-express their heartfelt thanks
in aprrpo'at.cn c :' tl.okind syrapathles
cxt;: :,-.! I :; V ' uvmr friruls at
t : or ' ' I'cro.ivc" r.?.
i- n t- i ir wri i v I I
M f A I A flllx tJj
lUitUUlMUailLUU
CENTRAL MILL
Owing to the favor gained through
the prosperity It brought to the arigi-
nal contract planters, the San Carlos
the Inception of the central are now
tumbline over each, other to share in
- .the benefits cf the factory.
I WhUe the directors have not yet had
a meeting on the subject It is under-
stood that , individually ther are all
the factory by 400 tons cf cane a day.
atThis is so that they will be able to
contract for mnra rsnn dellTerr from
the Independent planters. The mill
lng part of the plant can take care
of a great deal more , cane than at
present so that the additional capacity
planned will be In the boiling house.
It Is also Intended to lay more railway
trackage to reach the fields of the
canegrowers.
Orders for the Improvements have
not yet been placed, as the directors
are awaiting advices from 1 Manager
Bell. Planters growing cane for this
central have made so much more mon
ey than was ever done with the anti
quated grinding machinery previously
In vogue that their neighbors are re
ported to be extremely anxious to get
into the bargain with them. As the
belling apparatus was Installed only
with sufficiency for taking care of the
crop of the original contractors it
must be increased in capacity before
ether planters are admitted to the
benefits of the central.
Had the facilities been equal to
those now planned, the central would
hate been able to turn out 2000 tons
more sugar than lt has done this year.
With naif of the San Carlos crop mar
keted at 5 cents and the other half
at 6 cents, there is felt to be every
justification for enlarging the capacity
of the central. Besides, the season
was very dry, and with irrigation
ditches now In operation the prospects
of San Carlos are all the brighter.
An Injunction prohibiting, George M.
Johnston of the Kansas City Federal
eague club, from playing ball In Penn
sylvania was issued In Pittsburgh. He
was renuired to file a bond of $3000
that he would not violate the order.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE
SALE.
AND
Notice is hereby given by Chang
Tim that in accordance with the pow
er of sale contained in a mortgage
executed by Y. Haltsuka on the 9th
day of October, 1913, to The von
Hamm-Young Co, Ltd., and recorded
n the office of the Registrar of Con
veyances In Liber 394 on Pages 351
to 353, which said mortgage was as
signed and transferred, by the said
The von Hamm-Young Co., Ltd. to the
said Chang Tim on the 11th day of
July, 1914, he, the said Chang Tim, has
elected to declare and . does hereby
declare to be immediately due and
payable the sums ecured by the said
mortgage for the non-payment of one
of the notes and of the Interest as pro
vided In the said mortgage and has
also elected to declare and does here
by declare the conditions of the said
mortgage broken for the non-payment
of principal and interest and hereby
gites this notice of intention to fore
close and sale and notifies all persons
that the. following described property
will be exposed and offered for sale
to the highest bidder at the place of
business of the Hawaii Garage, Limit
ed," on Pitman street, Hilo, Hawaii, at
2 o'clock "noon on Saturday, the 12th
day of September, 1914:
One 1910 model "30" Packard tour-
ng car, No. 11526, together with its
appurtenances.
(Signed) CHANG TIM.
Dated at Hilo. Hawaii, August 17,
5936-Aug. 19, 25, Sept 2.
- ' -
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit,; jTeniitory of
Hawaii. At Chambers In Probate. In
the matter of the estate of Nakaikai-
na ( w), deceased. Notice to Credit
ors. . ; ''
Notice is hereby given that the last
Will and Testament of Nakaikaina
(w), late of the City and County of
Icnolulu, Territory of Hawaii, deceas
ed, has been admitted to probate by
the above Court- and Letters Testa
mentary granted to the undersigned,
Arthur Irvine, the Executor named In
the said Will. All creditors of the
deceased or of her estate are hereby
notified to present their claims, duly
authenticated and with the proper
vouchers, If any exist even though the
said claims may be secured by mort
gage upon real estate, to the said Ar
thur Irvine, Walmanalo, Oahu, within
six (8) months from the date hereof
(which Is the date of, the first publi
cation of this notice); otherwise such
claims, if any, shall be forever barred.
And all persons indebted to the said
estate are hereby notified to-. make
payment to the said Arthur Irvine at
the above address. " : ,
Dated at Honolulu, T. Ri August 19,
914. - ' "'v.' .;'--v: :.
. -:- ' ' ARTHUR; IRVINE,"
r;" ' -Executor;
5936-Aug. 19, 1 26,-6ept 2, 9, 16.
- LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.
-Hawaiian Islands 'Maul Island.
northeast shore, Pauwalu Point Light
previcusly reported extinguished, was
relighted August 16, 1914. '-
By order of the. Comralsloner of
LiKhtliOUSCS: r .-'v.vf,', :, -V . ,;
A. E. ARLEDGE.
I -:t.-r, 19th Lighthouse Dist. ;
For Livestock of All Kinds.
CLUB STABLES
LIMITED.
Agents . ' - '
Telephone 1100
MUSIC FOR MAXIXE, TANGO,
U HESITATION,
and other modern dances is
best on Victor Records- These
Records can be heard at the
BERGSTROM MUSIC CO Ltd.
ALL BOYS' SUITS REDUCED-
; A chan co to buy school
clothing very cheaply.
IDEAL CLOTHING CO- LTD.
Hotel St- opp. Manhattan Rest.
N
IF YOU ARE COURTING
Flowers are indispenslble, you
. ' ; ; ' know.
Mrs. E. M. Taylor, Florist,
Hotel St., opp. Young Cafe
PURE ICE CREAM
RAWLEY'S
Fort nr. Beretanla Phone 4225
Extra Large
; Chiffoniers
lAILEVS FURNITURE STORE
Alakea St, near King. 1
Dont Miss This Chance.
CROWN BICYCLES ONLY $30.
: HONOLULU CYCLERY CO.
- ISO South King SL ;
For ' the Latest 8tyls Hats
for Ladies and Gentlemen
: Corns and See Us,'
. ' K. UYEDA
1028 Nuuanu SL
UNION FORD STAND j
Phone 4770
UNION ST, NEAR HOTEL V
;; SPECIAL SALE J
Glass Linen and Pongee Waist
Patterna
YEE CHAN & CO. - -Cor.
King and Bethel 8ts. ;
M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO.
COFFEE ROASTERS r
Dealers In Old Kona Coffee
MERCHANT ST. HONOLULU
H. HACKFELD & CO.
Limited.
Sugar Factors, Importers, and
. Commission Merchants. :
HONOLULU.
FOR ICE COLD DRINKS AND
14 ICE; CREAM, TRY THE
HAWAIIAN DRUG CO.
Hotel and Bethel StreeU
' ;" HIRE'S
PINEAPPLE V
DISTILLED WATER v
CONSOLIDATED SODA' WA
WATER ? WORKS CO, LTD.
601 Fort St Phoae 2171
..V ; NO --- v:. -:r
WATER-LOGGED MEAT
We Sell Island Product Only
Metropolftan Meat Market ;
. . Phone 3445
Wrenches
OF ALL KINDS
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd.
King St. Auto Stand
LATEST CAS. PHONE 4700
Sam McMillan, Sam Peters
- ;, Antone Rodrigues
DO IT ELECTRICALLY
Hawaiian Electric Co.
Masonic Tenple
UccMy Cdzzizr
MONDAY
. Leah! Chapter. O. E. a; Stat
ed; 7:30 P. M.
TUESDAY:
Honolulu Chapter No. 1, R A.
51.; Stated, and 1. M. and M.
E. Degree; 7:30 P. M.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY CHOFIELD LODGE
THURSDAY.
Schofleld Lodge. Schofield
Barracks, Aug. 20, work In 2d
degree.
SATURDAY.
Schofield Lodge, Schofleld
Barracks. Aug. 22. work In 1st
and 3d degrees.
All visiting members of the
order are cordially invited to at
tend meetings of local lodges.
HONOLULU LODGE NO. 1, MOD
ERN ORDER OF PHOENIX.
W11I meet at their . horn, romwr
Beretanla and Fort street. nrf
Thursday eveninj at 7:30 o'clock.
- C C. LEITHEAD. Jjuler.
PU. W, X.LO YDk , Secretary.
'i- 1 i in i i iimii
HONOLULU LODGE,' 118, B. P. O. E.
Honolulu Lodge Nov
816, B. P. O. Elks,
meets In their hall, oa
King St, near ForL '
every Friday evening. jA
Visiting Brothers ar ' K
cordially Invited to
Attend.
I ANDREWS. E.R.
. .t DUNSHEE, Sea
Wm. McKINLEY LODGE, No. 2.
k. of P. , ,; .';;.
-V Meetii verv lit and 2d Thru. - '
day etenlng at 7:30 o'clock In
K. of P. Hall, cor. Fort and
Beretanla. Visiting brothers'
cordially invited to attend.
w. v. kolb, a a
L. B. REEVE3. K. R. 8.
BETHEL 8T. . AUTO STAND
Phone 4004
CHEAP RATE8
PONGEE SUITS
DRY-CLEANED
FRENCH LAUNDRY
Phone 1431
)'-.
Miss Power
has returned
"HEYWOOD SHOES WEAR"
And evear longer than you ex
pect for $L50 and $5.
i - UANUTACTURlRS snub vw.
;; Umited..,
Silva's Toggery,
, Limited,
THE TORE FOR GOOD
CLOTHES
Elks Culldlna King Street
Baslietry
600 Specimens
HAWAII A 80UTH
seas curio ca
Young Building
LUSCIOUS
QUENCHING
ZEM-2EM
HONOLULU SODA WATER Co.
Only 2 gears In mesh In ths
simple
F R IS B IE MOT O R
2 to 75 h.p. Ironclad guarantee.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co
MONUMENTS
and all kinds of marble wort
cleaned and repaired by expert
workmen at reasonable prices.
Call for Zimmerman at
J. C AXTELL'8
, - Alakea Street
HONOLULU -.
CITY TAXI STAND
PHONE 3432 -
STAK-BI'LLETIX fUTTS YOU
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