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IIONOLULU STAB-BULLETIN, Tl KSDAY. .TANTARY 12. 1915.
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List of fflcert aad Director! :
E. T. BISHOP. .. . . . . . President
O. , II. ROBERTSON .... . . i
..Vice-President and Manager
IL IVERS ............ Secretary
E. A. R, ROSS. . . . .. .'Treasurer
O. ; R. CARTER,. 1. Director ;
C. II. COOKE. ...... ..Director
J. It. GALT... ..'.Director
R.;' A. COOKE. . . il . Director
JL vQAKTLE V. . . . . . . . . Director
P. G. MAT. . ... . . . . ... .Auditor
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Capital subscribed.... 48,000,600
Capital paid op....... 30,000,000
Reserve funu.........l.250,000
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Limited.
Buga Factors
Commission Merchants
tnd Insurance Agents
Aegnts for
Hawaiian Commercial &. Sugar
Co.
, Haiku Sugar Company.
Pala Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Y McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd.
Kahului Railroad Company.
Kauai Railway Company.
Kauai Fruit & Land Co., Ltd
Honolua Ranch.
& Co.
BANKERS
Pay 4 yearly on Savings De
posits, compounded twice
Annually.
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MEAT MARKET & GROCERY
Phone 3451
C. Q. YEE HOP A CO.
FOR SALE
$300 Corner 4th and Palolo ave SO
X100.
$250 Lot 50x100, 4th Ave.
$375 Lot 50x150, Palolo Ave. .
All these lots are only one block
from Walalae carllne.
Terps .are $25 .down and $10 per mo.
Here la your chance. ; j
Pa E. Be OTRAVCH
!Walty Bldf.
T4 a Ktiw St
AGENTS WANTED
HOME INSURANCE CO. QF HAWAII
Ltd- O'Nell Bldg, 96 King St, corner
Fort SL Telephone ,3529
. aFOB beiit
Fine 2-bedroom cottage In town; gas;
screened; elettricity; $22.
Renovated 5-bedrooni house; 30.
FOR SALE Large house and lot with
bearing trees and grapevines; $2500.
J. H. Schnacix,
Real Estate
842 Kaahumanu St. Telephone 3633
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Bishop
DON'T POSTPONE
the making of your Will. ; Put off other
matters if you must, but make your Will
NOW before anything happens to inter
fere. Our Officers will be pleased to help you
in drawing up the document and if this
Company is named as Executor no charge
will be made! for assisting you with your
Will or for lceeping it in our fire and burglar-proof
vault. r
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Honolulu Stock Exchanflt
Tuesday, Jan. 12.
MERCANTILE. ' Bid. Atked-
Alexander & Baldwin.Ltd 2n 225
I C. Brewer & Co ....
SVGAK.
Ka Plan. Vo 21 V 22
Haiku Sugar Co 12" 131
Haw. Apri. Co.
Haw. V. & Su. Co 22 M
Haw. Sugar Co. 33 34
Honokaa Sugar Co 4 4 Vi
lionomu Sugar Co. 14u .
Hutchinson S. Plant. Co li
Kahukuf lan. Co. 16
Kekaha Sugar Co 120
Koloa Sugar Co 13"
McBryde Sugar Co.. Ltd. 5S '
Oahu Sugar Co 19U m,
Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd iVt -
ttnomea Sugar Co -
Paauhau Sugar Plan. Co
Pacific Sugar Will
Paia Plan. Co. .j 12.1
Pleekeo Sugar Co. . . . 110
Pioneer Mill Co. 24
Waialua Agrl. Co !) 92
Wailuku SiJgar Co 1M
i Waimanalo Sugar Co. ... 160
22'.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co... 14o
MISCELLANEOUS.
Haiku F. & P. Co., Pid
Haiku F. & P. Co., Com. ...
Haw. Electric Co
191-
Haw. Irr. Co., Ltd
Haw. Pineapple Co
Hllo R. R. Co., Pfd
Hilo R.R. Co., Cora
Hon. B. & Si. Co., Ltd..
Hon. Gas Co.. Pfd
Hon. Gas Co.. Com
Hon. R. T. & L. Co.;
Inter-Island S. Nav. Co..
Mutual Tel. Co
Ohu Ky. & Land Co.. . .
Pahang Rubber Co
Tanjong Olok Rub. Co...
BONDS.
Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s...
Haw. C. & Sug. Co. 5s..
Haw. Irr. Co. 6s
Haw. Ter. 4s, Ref. 1905..
Haw. Ter. Es. Pub. Imp..
Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4s..
2TV2 36
13
100
mo
140
140
18 M
130
14
18H
132H
10
21
90
Haw. Ter. 4s
IHaw. Ter. 3s
Hilo R.R.Co. 6s Is. '01...
Hilo R.R.Co. R.&E.Con. 6s
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52
Honokaa Sug. Co. 6s.
Hon. Gas Co., Ltd., 5s.
; Hon. R. T. & L. Co. 6s
Kauai Ry. Co. 6s
Kobala Ditch Co. 6s .
McBryde Sugar Co. 5s
Mutual Tel. 6s '
99
103
90
101
100
96
Oahu Ry. & Land Co. 5s 103
Oahu Sugar Co. 6s 102
Olaa Sugar Co. 6s 75
Pacific G. & F. Co. 6s... 102
Pae. Sugar Mill Co. 6s. . . . .
Pioneer Mill Co. 5s 100
80
San Carlos Mill. Co. 6s.. 100
Waialua Agrl. Co. 5s... 100
Sales: Between Boards 10, 10, 30,
25, 20, H. C. & S. Co. 32: 15 H. C
& S. Co. 33; 100, 25, , McBryde 5;
100, 75 Olaa 5'i: 10. 10. 15. 15 Haw
Pine 36; 30, 30. 10 H. B. & M. Co. 14;
15, ID Oahu Sug. Co. 19V4: 20 Mut
Tel. Co. 18H; $500, $1500 Hon. Gas
5s 99.
Session Sales 5. 25, 20 H. C. & S.
Co. 33; 25, 25 Haw. Sug, Co. 34; 5 H.
C. & S. Co. S3; 5 Haw. Sug. Co. 34;
30 McBryde 54.
Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test,
4.045 cts.. or 180.90 per ton.
ar 4.045cts
Henry WalcrfapUt Trust Co-
f f ttd.
Members Honolulu Stock And Bond
Exchange.
Fort . and Merchaat Streets
Telephone 1208
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Information Furnished and Loans
- " Made.
Merchant Street Star Building
Phone 4572
HONOLULU WOMEN TO
GIVE AD CLUB TALKS
CN C0WMUNJTY-TOPJCS
John A. Palmer, in charge of Wo
men's day at the Ad Club tomorrow,
announced the followius speakers:
Mrs. Walter F. Frear, Mrs. F. J.
Lowrey, Mrs. F. M. Swanzy, Mrs. A
N. Campbell, Mrs. Theodore Richards,
Miss Andersen. There will be special
music. The women are to speak on
topics of community iuterest. ,
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SHIPPING AND WATERFRONT NEWS
FREIGHTER MA
, One of the largest shipment of cot
ton to leave the Southern states for
the Far East and to pass through Ho
nolulu is on board the big ladra line
freighter Indrakaula, ' an arrival from
Panama caml yesterday. Captain
A. 11. Smith had much praise for the
expeditious manner in which his com
mand was handled in iu passage from;
tbe Atlantic to the Pacific through
the new waterway. The elides which
some weeks ago dumped a vast aecu-
mulation of earth and rock into the
ditch have been cleared away. The
channel now maintained is of suffi
cient depth to accommodate the heav
iest laden vessel.
The Indrakaula met with favorable
winds and smooth seas in steaming
for Honolulu. The Inte: -Island Steam
Navigation holds a contract to supply
the vessel with 500 tons of bunker
coal.
The vessel received cargo from New
York and Galveston. From the latter
port came the bulk of the cotton.
Big Increase in Panama Traffic.
According to a statement issued by
the foreign trade department of the
Chamber of Commerce, the cargo ton
nage that passed through the Panama
canal during November east bound
was 24Z.76Z tons, i ne west-Douno
tonnage, from all points west bound,
was 445,266 tons.
As compared with the October ton
nage this is a total increase of 67,567
tons, or 34,922 tons west bound, and
32,645 tons east bound.
The European tonnage to the -Pa
cific coast of coal was 15,216 tons;
merchandise, 5103. From the Atlantic
coast, .coal,. 13,095; merchandise, 62.
&17." From, Gulf ports, merchandise,
4200 tons.
The east-bound tonnage through the
canal from Pacific coast points to
Atlantic coast points, was 103,714
tons; to West Indies, 11,664; to Euro
pean ports, 71,538.
There was a resumption of interest
and an active demand on 'change to
day and although there were few ac
tual gains, there was a marked tone
of firmness. Between boards and at
the session there was considerable
business in sugar stocks, Hawaiian
Suear' and' H. C. & S. featuring. Ex
pectation ef -a rise in sugar is the
cause of the bullish tendency.
In H. C.1 & S. there was such an ac
tive demand that after five sales in
small lots the price advanced V4 to
33 and held its gain throughout the
morning; 165 shares changed hands
In all. Honolulu Gas 5 per cent bonds
also rose
Hawaiian Sugar was firm at 34 on
three sales. There was much trading
In McBryde without any change in
quotation. Twenty Mutual Telephone
sold on a rise. Hawaiian Pineapple
was unchanged on four transactions.
"Say, Hiram, what do they mean
by a Strode var'us?" "Oh, a SStrade
var'us is the Latin name for a fiddle."
Musical Courier.
DO.
WANTED.
Good furnished cottage Man and
wife want a, 2-room cottage, or a
1-room cottage with big screened
"lanai which can be used for living
room. (Bath, kitchen, toilet, run
ning water, electricity or igas essen
tial.) In good, fairly quiet neighbor
hood, within 10 minutes' walk of
postoffice. (Or might" consider sub
urbs.) Cottage to he reasonably well
furnished throughout for housekeep
ing. What we want is a small
HOME in the real sense of the word,
at a reasonable rent. Describe your
place and state rent, etc., in first
letter. Address XSX, this office.
6059-lt
SITUATION WANTED.
Smart Filipino, part Spanish, wants
position in office or store; can take
phone calls, make bills or in music
store reads notes ocellently and
understands piano tuning; speaks
tine English and Spanish, or in
school as music teacher. R. T. R.,
this office. 6059-lt
LOCOMOTIVE REPAIRER.
First-class man wants position; has
had 20 years' experience as locomo
tive repairer and hr.s good refer
ences. Box 132, this office.
6059-4t
FOR SALE.
Piano in god condition.
Box 93, this
6059-3t
office. '
FURNISHED COTTAGE.
Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all conveniences;
.-electric lights; -bath, running water;
short distance from postoffice. Mod
crate. Ganzel place, Fort and Vine
yard. Tel 1541. 5994-tf
GERMANS RECEIvE'STEMlER LURLIRE
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The local Uerman colony ana oin
cers and men from visiting vessels j from a well-regulated barnyard grvet
t lying the Teuton colors gathered in I td a delegation of federal quarautiiif.
force at Pier 7 before the Pacific Mail' immigration and customs officers who
liner Korea, with about 100 refugees I boarded the Mat sou Navigation eteam-
. ry -i .... a k n :.. I i 1 1 : 1 o.... 1 ,
lroul X BUlgulU auu uiv .Tidrsuaii
lands resumed the voyage to the main
land at 10 o'clock this morning. Th
Royal Hawaiian band played a pro-
gram of German and neutral airs.
I A delegation of a haif-hundred child
ren among the refugees received gifts
consisting of candy, fruit and toys.
The departure of the Korea for San
Francisco was a spectacular event, a
large throng having bsec attracted to
the scene. About 30 cabin passen
gers joined the vessel ut this point for
the Coast. The Korea was supplied
with 500 tons of coal during its stay
at the port. A large accumulation ot
mail was forwarded to the mainland
In the vessel.
PA89EJWKRS ARRIYED
Pec .UtX.v sj a.- Lurlina, rom San
Francisco for Honolulu January 12-'
Mrs. H. M. Ballou. CapL G. de Grasse
Catlin, John Cashel. Dr. E. C. Sher
wood, Mrs. E. C. Sherwood, E. 1.
Smith, Mrs. E. P. Smith, C. L. Young,
Mrs. '.'7. L. Young.
Per stmr. Mauna Kea, from Hilo and
way ports January 12. From Hilo J.
E. S needy and wife, Miss Sou'sterby,
A. E. Harris, Z. K. Myers. A. A. Wil
son, C. McClennan, C. E. Edson. H.
Medcalf, R. Medcalf, Miss Gibb, Mrs.
C. O. Bell. Mrs. L. K. Wallace, Afl33
E. Patten, .Mrs. R. V. Patten, S. T).
Baldwin, A. Cunha, H. Holmes, Mrs.
J. H. Brown, J. E. Cullen, H- S. RicK
ard. J. G. Rothwell, R. A. Kearns, I.
F. Prosser, Geo. Richardson. E. A.
Robblns, R. W. Shingle. Miss E. Schor
en. Miss F. Eaton, Miss Percy, B. K.'
Baird. E. R. Hand, Rev. Miyagawa md
servant. Misses Serrao (2), Miss Ma
chado, Mrs. M. SHva and four chil
dren. From Lahaina II. Tono, C. F.
Merrill, Mrs. Winters, Misses Win
ters (2), A. C. Wheeler, T. M. Church,
F. D. Kevin, Jno. Andrade and 'vifn.
Mrs. H. Williams, S. Kanda, T. Hidu,
A. A. Durney.
Mauna Kea Passes Coasters.
Several Inter-Island coasters em
pioyea m tne movement of sugar from
Hawaii ports to Hilo were Dassed bv
the flagship Mauna Kea in returning
to Honolulu. The steamer Maui and
wunau were discharging sugar at Hllo.
The Helene was taking on cargo at
mpoopoo. -Purser Phillips reported
southerly winds and a northeast swell!
after leaving Laupahoehoe. The Ma-
una Kea brought a small cargo in-
eluding an automobile, 20 cords of
wood, 60 sacks of rice bran and 138
packages of sundries. The steamer
is scheduled to depart for Hilo and
way ports at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. .
Hawaii Sugar Report.
Additional shipments of sugar are
reported at plantations on the island
of Hawaii by Purser Phillips of t!-e
steamer Mauna Kea, which arrived
this morning. The list included the
foUowing lots: Olaa,, 18,500 sacks;
Walakea, 2500; Laupahoehoe, 9400;
Kalwlki, 1123; Kukaiau. 2600; Hama
kua mill, 2200; Paauha 500: Hono
kaa, 1500.
Schooner Prosper Ready for Sea.
The schooner Prosper, for the past
fortnight at Hilo where a shipment of
llim har hoa Knan j34oiVtavrvj-tsf t n '
ed to be readv for sea within f(:
rrVr: .I."-B"'"4'?v-l
days. The vessel has been moored
a f Via till,-. l.l i it.
Hiln whjrf tvn haiiao nn.'
!5 VW Dg IOr ine norin rac; -
Representative Gerry of Rhode Isl-
and, who was defeated for reelection,
reported to the house that he had
ceived no contribution, but had spent
$4367 for his campaign
Mrs. Marion W. Brashears of New
York lost her $50,000 slander suit
against Mrs. Susan Smith of Shelby
vllle, Ky., once known as the "Hetty
Green of the Northwest."
t t t . v. v vw
National Guard and treasurer of Har -
per Bros., publishers, died at his home to haye been chartered to load a ship
in New York, aged 53. 1 ment of lumber for Australia.
The First Preferred Stock
of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company is an in
vestment of unusual merit, as the earnings gain with
the increase in population, and are not materially
ajJected by clianged business conditions. Kvery
share of this stock has back of it more than 10
property value. TKe earnings have steadily in
creased since the Company was formed, and are
now several times the dividend requirements of this
stock.
It is Xon -Assessable and Tax; Free in California, -and
is issued under the authority of the Kail road
Commission.
Price $82.50 per share, netting 7.'27r( on investment.
For Further Particulars
Apply to
G. G. BOCKUS
Authorized Agent for Hawaii
503 Stangenwald Bldg. Phone 2784 .
IS A FLOATING
BARNYARD
- a medley likened to that coming
- ( luriiuc, an annai muiii ra.ii ri. in
Cisco this morning
The forward and after deck of the
liner was occupied by shipments of
mules, horses, polo ponies and crate-;
of chickens, ducks and turkeys. Dotes,
prize winners at coast kennel shows,
also were in t:e colony of four-footed
passengers. A large! collection of nib
bits was brought to the port in the
vessel.
Nine cabin and 3 steerage passen
gers thade up the list of travelers,
who enjoyed a pleasant trip across the
Paciftc despite the rough weather.
The Lurline met with strong head
wintfs and heavy seas until within the
zone of the Islands. A cargo amount
ing -hi lfino ton a will be discharged
here! the vessel being scheduled to
steam for Maui ports tomorrow even
ing. The Lurline1-is expected to re
turn to Honolulu on Sunday morning
to comolete itscareo of sugar for
coast refineries. More than 100 sacks
of mail was received by the Lurline
It is the intention to despatch tho
United States army transport Sher
man for Manila by the way cf Guam
at noon Thursday.
The Pacific . Mail liner Mongolia
from San Franciscc, due to arrive FrJ
day morning, will bring a later mall
from the mainland.
With fertilizer material for Kahu
lui. Maui, the schooner James Tuft is
reported to have left the Chilean ni
trate ports 24 days ago.
The schooner J. II. Bruce, with lum
ber and building material for Hono
lulu, is reported to have sailed from
Tacoma, Wash., 32 days ago.
Steaming , for San Francisco at 10
o clock tomorrow morning the Mat
son liner Matsonia will carry the next
; outgoing mail for the mainland.' ' t
. Twenty-three days from Grays Har-
or, the schooner Espada Is due daily
at Kahului, Maul. The vessel has been
chartered to carry a cargo of lumber!
The schooner Okanogan, with a cart
go of lumber for Honolulu, is reported;
en of the latest departures from Poii
Gamble, The vessel Is due here early
in February. . j
The schooner Blakeley is one of the
vessels predicted to be an early ar
rival at the port from Port Blakeley.
The vessel was supplied with a ship
mem or lumber.
A large cargo of lumber from the
north Pacific coast is on the way to
Port Allen, Kauai, in the schooner
Oceanic Vance. The vessel left Port
Angeles 17 days ago.
The America barkentine Georgina,
with a fuU cargo of nitrates from
Chilean coast ports, Js out 34 days
from Antofogasta. The vessel is ex
pected here the middle part of Febru
ary. ;
Consigned to importers at Hilo the
.scbQoner Caraano. with a shinmpnt nf
"rc -IIU1 a
lre.V&d?"
- rr.':" - 'utuaa ea railed to
BlHtlt thla At,
steaming from
HiIo for Honolulu.
Steaming from LlverDool and Unit.
ed Kingdom ports with a general car-
HOWS
1 gQ tocall at nortV Zf tl I
re-'fast of South SrlSX a Z
.Hl'rVfS: 2l lT
- -.vi iuc okcraujcr in-
rector is expected to arrive here the
latter part of B'ebruary.
Steaming from Honolulu on January
1, taking ballast only, the British
freighter Strathardle is reported to
- have arrived at Fnrlrsi Pa! ia ct-
lurday - The Strathardle is understood
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Honolulu Dairymen's
Association
Phone 1542
Eyes Examined
Glasses Supplied
Factory on the Premises.
A. N. Sanford
OPTICIAN
Boston Building Fort Street
Over May & Co.
Suggest'ona and designs for
RESETTING and REMODEL
ING OLD JEWELRY.
Gold and Platinum Settings
WALL A DOUGHERTY
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO- LTD.
PrCroGEAPr2
aomtnccf nuifen
MONOLVkU T.M
W. H BURNETTK
Sommlsslonar. off Deeds for California
tnd Naw York; NOTARY. PUBLIC;
Orawa Mortgaaes. Desds. Bills off
U; Lsnes, Wills, etc Attorney for
th District Courts, 79 MERCHANT
STREET.., HONOLULU, Phont 1844.
IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN
NEWSPAPERS.
laywkare, at Any Time, CmQ on tr
WrlU
E. C CAKE'S ADVERTISING
AGENCY -.
124 Bansome Street Ban Francisco
for
HONOLULU DRY GOODS CO.
HAND TWO WEEKS' BALE NOW
O Hotel Bt. v ;Ob BIJou TDaatar
Flannel Trousers
THE 4UB
Hotel, Ewa of . Fort
You don't really love Hawaii
until you have dined, danced
and slept at the
SEASIDE HOTEL
J. H. Hcrtsche, Manager
Jordan's
DRY-GOODS x
Fort SL
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R. J. BLAKE
Manufacturers' Agent.
Over Hill's Curio Store, Bishop
and King Sts.
, - Phone 2443.
. & W. GRAPE JUICE
HENRY MAY & CO, LTD.
Phone 1271
VIENNA BAKERY
1129 Fort SL
Phone 2124