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BIX
IIOXOLULU. STAR-BULLETIN. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2S; 1017;
BY, AUTHORITY.
V
7
The men word lc Cream
calls to your; mind something
that it very good but something
that you don't get often because
you think it it a luxury. ;
am
Is a luxury to your taste but it
is cheap when you consider Ha
"rich toed properties." ( ,
HONOLULU 4
DAIRYMEN'S.
ASSOCIATION
Are Many
cons
You should buy at least
two t suits at this sale.
i . . . .- j t- r...
Prices : pn everj'thinj? , are
oirig-up and up still, riot
even before the xrar could
yea buy such high grade
clothC3 at the prices we
india" - you in this sale.
Our entire stock is on sale
for a short time only, and
now is the time to take ad-,
vantage"; of these money
saving bargains. You can
take any- two ' sizes you
want. Dcn!t wait! - Act
NO.V while bur stock; is'
complete. '. ."-.'''V.':
C15.cd'Cdts!'.2 for $22.50
- Ycu Cave $7.50
C17.50 Cuit3:.2 fcr'C27.50'
.'-Ycu Cave C7.50
C23.0D Cuit3. .2fcr C30:00
I!
. Ycu Cave S10.C3 "
V - J kw ibi yvxiVV
. ;.Ycu Cave $12.50
CZj.O ruit3..2 fcr $35.00
Ycu Cave $15.00 ,
CI7.50 Cuits.;.2 fcr $37.50
, Ycu Cave $17.50
;:1CD "Suits.. 2 for $40.00
. . Ycu Cave $20.03
CCj.CD Cults. . 2 fcr $15.00
V Ycu Cave $25.00 V ,
THIS SALE IS FOR
, CS.1I ONLY .
IIo Alterations, Ho Deliv
; erics, No Exchange.
i
uCDZL Clothiers
Pert Street
Cpsn from 8 a,m. to 6 p.m.
CUurdiys till 8 at nisrht
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: '
o o
)
: - i i ; . A
We announce another personally conducted excursion by
: MR. L. W. DE
: Leave Honolulu Saturday, March 31, at 3 P. M.;J .s
Return Honolulu Tuesday, 'April 3, at 7 A. HL ''
EARLY RESERVATIONS ADVISABLE V;:;V
nter-kland Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.
SOCIEIY PEOPLE DIRECT STEAMER
AIKIG IS MUCH SOUGHT
That the posslbilitr of war with Cer -
many 1 iiilnj nuny leading Sn
Kranel.co .1 BuYllnaame society peo -
pt t cai.cei tnetr booking- for the
Men vorat-e of the new Matsan rias-
shin. Maul, due to leave San Francisco
tiJ t j nn h- rirt unAi..i..
la ftatm ty the Han Francisco Exam -
i- v j " - .
f ' UdMtr lAia t autiat W naA.. a -vaults
planned to sail on April 4 for Honolulu '
1 1 i-e ,c.njied iheir- reservations or:
are considering--tne advisability of so
lolnr on account of the unstable stains'
oi airairs of state. - i
mi. and airs. Samuel Monsserac who
are at the Bellevue Hotel, are amonK i
those who had intended iroins;. tout now:
hare no certain, plana. If they do not !
sail on April they win go to their
Fvouniry (ium at lxs Gatos on, April 1.
Mr .and Mrs. J. Float Faseett and Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Touna Ella IJenderi
are others who had Intended going on
j tn maiden trip of the steamer which
' sails; on April 4. but have cancelled
j their reservations.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo r pre Bates. Mrs. C.X?.
: Judson and Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank
Judge are others who have changed
their plans regarding, the Honolulu
. trip, - - .
ii
Doclng at Pier 20 about 5 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon the Selyo Maru of
the Toyo Klsen Kalsha's South Amer
ican line Is discharging her 1200 ton
nitrate cargo for this port today and
will steam for Yokohama at 4:30 "this
afternoon, taking mail for Japan.. She
leavea from Pier 20.
Among, tne through - passengers -is
xasusaouro Mori, former Japanese con.
sui at this port, who has beea trans
f erred from Peru to Manchuria. His
children are accompanying him.' 'Mori
was consul-general here two years
ago.. .-
The Selyo's through' cargo for the
Orient is quite heavy, consisting of
7 115 tons, -consigned to Yokohama,
Kobe and Moji. The liner did not make
any bursts of speed getting here Tuee
day. She was only 40 miles off Dia
mond Head at S o'clock In the morning,
but it was S hours, later before she
was made fast to her dock.'
SOURS IS SOLD
The American schooner Roy Somers,
well known in Honolulu, lias been sold
to. a French firm .of Papeete,- Tahiti.
Society .Islanyla. according to a report
made by Consul -General B. Lt" Lavton
t TaTiTtl and printed in Commerce Re
port an follows: . .
VU wa recently announced that the
American schooner Roy Somers, had
been purchased by 'local capital and
that the veeeet would be employed In
the general trade between the colony
and the United States, plying between
Papeete. San Francisco and other Fact
fir coast porta. - '
"The purchasers are well known
French citizens and merchants eJ. Pa
peete, and two are large exporters of
eopra, coconuts and mother-of-pearl
shell. The third is the largest boat
builder in. the colony. .... . ,
"The new owners of th schooner are
Messrs. Raoulx & Sons & Co.. Grand.
MillT Jk CoH and Chas. Brown -Pete r
son." . ' v - V ' ":
IIYADES TO T.IAKE
5
Just when the Matson Navigation
Compsity will reaurae Its Puget Sound
Hawaiian service is not known by the
local agency. Castle & Cooke. t -
Manager John . H. Drew of -ithe
agency's shipping department ald to
day, that the Matson freighter Hyadea
I -n- srctal trip in April.- go
1 ing to Seattte from San Francisco. At
I afte h will load a full cargo of
pineapple box snooks for the pineapple
-.-. " association, probably from
4090 to B00 tons. She will bring this
cargo' from' Seattle to Honolulu dl-
, "Further than this we have had no
advices concerning the resumption of
Puget Sound service." said Manager
Trew this morning. Officers 4t the
Matsnnla when she , arrived . Tuesday
morning said the Matson. fleet is hav
ing all it can do to take care of freight
now awaiting shipment at San-Francisco
to the islands and that if a boat
or two ; were taken off and placed on
the Paget Sound run It would mean a
probable ' immediate congestion , of
freight at-the Bay City, with the re
maining steamers unable to load it all.
- 4 m aS '
The Hill liner Great Northern will
arrive at Hllo tt S o'clock tomorrow
morning. She la due to arrive here at
IS c'clock Friday morning, to dock at
i'ler if in the ewa basin. .- v .
( . . )) UV
VIS - NORTON
Queen Street
SEIYO SAILING i
THIS AFTERNQQ
to FRrai fir:,i
TRIPTO
11,0
. The movement set rn foot hv Pntm
' . v . . .
; found c,ies to Lave the Matson Nav-
' Uat.no Company resume its service to
the north coast cities has been taken
, ,. K , ,, v , .J
f wp by local firms and the Chamber of 1
! Commerce has been asked to lay the'
watier octore mo srcairsnip company
. a'""
"gently wtcless messages Vwem
received from Seattle and Taconia re-
questing the ciia nber to aid .n having
,h.. ..4,1,0.1, ..
the service, .'hich was discontinued
' localise of the frtizht congestion at
San Francisco ts the result of the
icn7K,Qrp1npnv tK-.i
n?snoreinen t strike, reestablished,
Today communications were received
from Henry Mr.y & Co and the City
Mill Co. maktig similar requests.
Tamorrow morning at 11 o'clock the
a J 3 ...
iraae, inausiry ana commercut aevei
cpmect rommittco' of ' the diaraber is
. to meet and consider the snbject,' ,' "
I It has been pointed out by local
Steamship men tUat the congestion of
freight -at Fan Francisco Is still acute
and every s tenner which enn be ob
tained is needed to transport the mer-
cbandise to taj islands,
.: -..- 1 ' a aaa a'
HOPE TO FLOAT
. .. f. . T , . I .? - . ,
RIAUI BY FRIDAY
Hope that , the Inter-Island steamer
Maul wilt be saved continues to grow.
Today another wireless was received
by the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company's main offices -here, from Ma
rine Kupt. William .McKay, reading as
OllOWSr.
lf weather conditions continue fav
orable expect to float Maui off reef by
Friday! ' - ; :
' The salvage plan now being tried out
consists of placing gaa drums half full
of water la the sunken parts of the
vessel, forcing out the water from them
by. means of an air pump and allowing
the lifting power of the empty drums
lathed, to the bottom of the vessel to
do the rest. - !t Is hoped that by this
method the steamer can be floated off
the reef into deep water where the
hole torn In her stern by the rocks will
be patched by divers so she can be
braugt to Jloiiolulu for repairs
With sales of 70S shares Of listed se?
curltiea, the stock market today was
without special feature, following the
course of the past several days, with
euch fluctuationa as there have been
In narrow channels. - Hawaiian Com
mercisl was 49. Oahu 2S4 Waialua
20i. McBryd 'Olaa 14 'and
Brewery 17. '
Mineral Produots was the weak fea
ture of the-unlisted market and under
pressure declined to 89 cents. This was
the only weak fbature.: Kngels Copper
gained an eighth, selling at Uli
was $3.15. Madera SS cents andMon-tant-Bln.gham
42 cents. .
The; U. it. army transport Logan Is
one week out irbm Karasaki today.
She Jeft the Japanese port for Honolulu
March 21.. t , ; : -:
. , t
i.
I'ASEGER! DEPARTED.
Per Matson steamer Manoa at noon
Tuesday- for San Frauelsco. Miss D.
A lien. Dr. John 8. AtJbotL Mrs. A. I
Anthon v. Mrs. A. Branch. Miss 1 K.
Bralt ' Miss Alice Brown, E.. K. Bos-
f wortn. iv. r . iirown. airis. j. Danieu.
Miss Anna Best. C. L. Clark. Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Canfield. Mrs.. J. D. Car-
ruth. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. cwnrao. jars.
It. F..Dwyer. William Frazler. Mr. and
Mrs. K. D. Fontana; R. B. Farwell. Mr.
and Mrs, W. Frear. Miss H. Frear, Max
Friedman." Mrs: Oarcia and two chil
dren. Charles Holmer, P. M. Hustin. A.
Horstman, Mrs. E. 8. Harris, Miss Ber
tha Lmlloffr- JXiando, H. Miller. Mra
L. C. Miller. A." Norbury. Mr. and Mrs.
J. K. Manning. M. W. Matteson, Mr. and
Mrs. M. K. Parsons. J. Phelps, I Price.
Miss Jiarbara Pear salt E. P. Redmond.
H. A. Itaedler. Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Scheld, - Mlsa M. Scheld, , Mrs. E. S.
Shepherd. Miss Maude Schaffer, Prof,
and Mrs. J.U Sea ton. Mrs. J J.' Scott.
A. P. Taylor. W. B. Tarns. Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Tlnling. ii. V. Thompson. ( Mrs.
J. '-W.'Wadman. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wil
son. .Dr. Franz K.- Zeltelman.
Per str. Mauna Kea. for Hawaii and
way ports, March 27v Stanley Wrlgnt
E. .H. Lwts. C. 1 Hall. W. Searby,
Miss J. B. Smith. J. O.TUker, Mra. J. O.
Baker. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Campbell,
Mrs, Wist S. Sakat Miss T. Sakat Mr.
and Mrs." Narumaru, A. A. Engelhart
C. B. I.yman. A. F. Tavares. Mrs. Boni
field. Mrs. H. Young. Mrs. F- Banham,
A. W Carter, A. H. Carter. W. U.
Hobby. M. Littiwitx. Miss Hakuole, Mrs,
H. Hakuole. Mrs. G. G. $eong rwt in
f ant Clarence Leary. Mra. j. I Papa
limu. Mrs. L. Pupuhi, Dr. Y. Kohatse
and wife, M. sakai. M, wade, cnun coin.
Kim Sang and wife. Mrs. W. B. coaie,
Hugh HowelL F. B. Keystone. Mrs. J.
W. Jumo, Robert B. Jump, Mrs. R.
Jump. Miss D. Jump.-John 'Baker, Mr.
end Mrs. R. O. Matheeon. Mr. and Mrs.
W; It -Farrlngton. K. Kawasaki,. John
Fereira, Jr.. Mrs. Cirvin. Miss O. W.
WUllaroa. Miss OlgaMason. Dr. U N.
Case.. A. K. SingUe, B. Horn. Mrs. Horn,
M. Meyer, Mrs. Meyer. B. Reymers. Mrs.
Reymera. Miss M. - Robinson. - Miss T.
Meyer. Mr.- and Mrs. J. B. Pa slier. Mr
and Mrs. E. Ross. Mrs. F. . W. Wilson,
Miss 'Wilson. vMr. and Mrs. V. C. Han.
M. Tanaka. A. Tanaka, T. Yasuda. Miss
A. Tstekawa. K.. Murakawt Mr. Ha
rada.... . -r
.PASSENGERS EXPECTED.
Per Matson .steamer Iurllne. due
Tuesday morning. April 3. from San
Francisco: Mr. Bralneis.1 W. K. Wat
kins. Mr.- Phlppa, Mrs. Phipps. R. It
Beat Mrs. R. R. Beat E. Mellhauser,
C. F. Hilt .V'v - .-- -r
D:ix!:;n::nt Corporation
This company has established a
temporary., office with the Water-
IV house x Company, Young . Hotel
block, Honolulu. .V . . ' . ;
. All parties ' interested ' in the
stock of this company may gain in
formation from the undersigned.'
CIL1RON- D. BFLL, AQnt
SHALL CHANGES
EiilRii
BILL' NO. 181
1 . V Ordiasnca No. .
v ' .. u
AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE . TO
THE LOCATION AND ESTAB-
- ushmext or curb lines and
; GRADES ll'ON LAIMI. PARK
AND PUWA ROAD?, IN NUUANU
VALLEY. ALL WITHIN THE LIM
ITS Or- -FRONTAGE IMPROVE
MENT NUMBER SEVEN." LV THE
DISTRICT OF HONOLULU. CITY
AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU,
TERRITORY OK HAWAII. AND
- REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. i.
Be It Ordained py the People of the
City and County of Honolulu :
Section I Curb Lines
That the curb line of Laimi, Park
and Puiwa roads in Nuuanu valley
within ' the limits cf "Frontage Im
rrorement Namer Seven," ,a re here
by established as shown in the plans
set forth on Sheets 1 and 2 respective
ly of Grade Ma No. 9, dated March
27, 1917. and authenticated by the sig
nature of the City and County Engin
eer, on file and of record in the office
or tne city and county .Engineer,
herein specif icnlly Incorporated by
reference. '
Section II Curb Grades
That the curb grades of Laimi,
Park and Pulwa roads, in Nuuanu val
ley,, within the limits of "Frontage Im
provement Number Seren," are here
by, established as shown on the plan
and profile set forth on Sheets 1 and
2 respectively of Grade Map No. 9,
dated March; 27, 1S17. hereinbefore
specifically rererred to and Incorpor
ated. : ; . ; , .
Section III
; Ordinance No. 58 and all ordinances
or parts of ordinances in conflict here
with, be and the same are hereby re
pealed. '
Section IV
This ordinance shall take effect
from and after the date of its appro
val. ' '
" . Introduced by
CHA3.N. ARNOLD,
v ; Supervisor. -
Date of Introduction: Honolulu,
Hawaii, .March 27, 1917.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Bill passed first reading and ordered
to print at, a meeting held by the
Board of feuperrloors on Tuesday,
March 27, 1917, on the following vote
of said boards. X . , '
' Ayes: AhU. Arnold, Hatch, Hol
linger, Hornerf Larsen. Logan. Total
7.-"... : : .,. ' :,, .
. Noes: None, . . - . -.s.
' V...:.; a BUFFANDEAUV
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6745 Mar., 28, 29, 30
RESOLUTION NO. 729
Be It . resolted by the Board of v Supervisors-of
the' City and County of
Honolulu, Territory fit Hawaii, that
the som of Two Thousand Two Hun
dred Dollars ' ' ( $200.00) be and the
same la hereby aDDroDriated out of
all moneys in the Water Works Fund !
of 1 the Treasury, City and County of f
nonoiuin, ior an ; account uwwu as
Expens,"BtnlaiaectIon. . f ? ---..Cj'lPsentedby,'5'5."
1 -tr;
- ..: VS. . LARSEN,'. 'x;
.4:, -V..-, .; ... -: ; Supervisor. v
Date of Introduction: '
Honolulu, Hawaii, March 27, J917.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution passed first reading and
ordered to print at a meeting held
by the Board of Supervisors on Tues-!
day, Man ZT, 1917 on the following j
vote of said Doar: ' ' j
linger, Horner; Larsen, Logan. Total
7-' '. " . . .
Noes 1 None. . w -
- ' : . K ' BUFFANDEAU. .
' Deputy City and. County Clerk. -;
v ; 745 Mar.,.2S, 29, 30 .
' , V RESOLUTION' NO. 730 . ? ;
Be It resolved by . the Board of Su
pervisors of the City and County of
Honolulu that the sum of Three Hun
dred : Dollars . ($300.60) be and the '
same is hereby- appropriated out of t
.IT w.. t 4 K a Domnonant tmnrnv. '
ment Ftind of thi Treasury of the Cityj
and Countr- of Honolulu for an ac-
count to be known as: ' v i
Reconstruction Kallua Bridge. .1300.00
Introduced by
CHAS. N. ARNOLD.
Supervisor.
Date of Introduction: : :-
March 27,. 1917.- . fj. ,r
X hereby certify that -the foregoing
Resolution passed. First Reading and
ordered to crlct at a meeting held by
the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday,
March 27, 1917, on the following vote
of said Board: " ' -
Ayes : , Ahla," Arnold, Hatch, Hol
linger; Hdrner; Larsen, Logan. Total
7. ' V - K "
Noes: None. '
- E. ' BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk:
1 ' 674 Mar. 23, 29, 30 : -
RESOLUTION NQ. ,728
'Be It resolved br the Board of Su
pervisors of the City and County of
Honolulu Territory of Hawaii.' that
the sum of' One' Thousand ($1,000.00)
Dollars, be and the' same Is hereby ap
propriated out of all moneys In the
Road Tax .Fund..' to the credit . of ; the
District of Honolulu, In the Treasury
of the; said City and County for the
following : purpose, to wit:
; District Honolulu . . .... $1,000.00
' ' Introauced by - .,
' : J -.CvX' -'CHA8. N. ARNOLD, : ;
I 'c : -. Supervisor.
nouuiuiu, nsn'u to, 1911.
. "J - .-. f r - ' .
1 hereby certify that the. foregoing
Resolution passed first reading and
ordered to print at a meeting held by
the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday;
March 27, 1917, on the following vote
of said Board: - ; f .
Ayes: Ahla, - Arnold, Hatch, Kol
linger, Horner, Larsen, Logan.
Noes: ; None. .'.
H BUFFANDEAU, ,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
674 Mar. 28, 29, 30, 1917
Next mall' for San Francisco will be
despatched by . the Hill liner Great
N'ortf.erii, ' leaving, here at 10 o'clork
Tu3Jiv moruinz from Plerls. iiili
close at the usual time, 1:20 a. m. J
Chic, Exclusive, Distinctive
MODES
In Millinery at the shop of
MISS POWER, Boston Bldg.
POULTRY PRODUCE
Territorial Marketing Div'n.
Maunakea near Queen ' Phone 1840
PROTECTIVE AGENCY OF
. HAWAII
- W. E. Miles, Mgr. r
Rooms S and 6, Elite Bldg. Hote-i
SC opp. Bishop St. Phone 1411.
For
VICTROLAS
' ' visit ' -.
BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.
1020 Fort St. Phone 2321
; : Brighten lawn furniture with
W. P. FULLER & CO.
' t. ''r-'--i Finiahes
L EWERS A COOKE, LTD,
1 169-177 8. King St. v
8port Coats
Mandarin Coata -
, ., .'. Stockings, Etc
S. OZAKI
109-115 No. King StreeL
Our tuition does not merely teach
steps. It develop dancing -ability and
Individuality. For rates phone 3464.
N.E.MONJO
Moana Hotel.
.if r
Acetyfene Light & "Agency . Co Ltd.
Correctly Designed and Fitted
Dress Suits
THE CLARION, Fort oV Hotel 8ts
WHITE REIGNSKIN i
J4:t ' Shoes; for ' Women-' ;
ttjlkfr?, Palr46XQ,A fit ,
. yy REGAL shoe: STORE, '
r'.Fort dL Hotel '
New, Indiviouaf styles In i
- SPRING SUITS v -
': ' for men .'
W. W. AHANA CO, V
Tailors, King near Bethel -
.V For any meal -j V
: Meat, Fish Delicatessen :
Metropolitan Meat Markets
- . Phone 3445- .
PALM BEACH
V and Cool Cloth Suits
; The Hub, Hotel, Ewa , of Fort
Easter Greeting Cards, Easter
Place . Cards, : Easter Novelties,
Baskets, Chickens, v -
r PATTENS s
Successor tc Arleigh & Co., Hotel st
ALUS-CHAMBERS
MILL MACHHIERY
HONOLULU IRON W'KS. CO.
i Phone 1203
V - For personal correspondence
or the unfinished work you
would like to complete at home
a AThe : .- '
CORONA
is the ideal Typewriter
. Weight, 6 lbs.
Visible Writing
Full width, universal keyboard
Two-color ribbon
Ball-bearing carriage
. Back Spacer
: - Price $50 .' .
HAWAIIAN NEWS CO.,
- LIMITED.
Young Hotel Building
v.-' Bishop St",",'.;
Pyrcne Fire Exting
(aOSO
.
i
CALL
CASTLE & GOOKEi Limited
General' Insurance Agents v
: . Fort and Merchant Streets
P 1 1
1: ' ' -
k3
s
THESn?T
Thrift is not stinginess nor selfishness, it is ability- to
conserve your talents and finances. Get the habit at our
SAVINGS DEPARTUEHTr C : w
Bank off -.tMawalSEtd.-
- Fort and
t, t-..t i ....
C. DREVm a CO.
v (LIMITED)
" .' ; - . - v- f '
i aaasMsssasBBSBS)
sugar factors
commission merchant8
shipping and insurance
agents '.
-: , . . "- . .
: f " -' ' ' '- " ' -
' - BBBsaSBBSBSB
FORT 8T HONOLULU, T. H.
List of Officers and Directors:
E, F. BISHOp.:.,....Prssldsnt
H. ROBERTSON...,.. v
.. Vice-President and Manager
R. IVERS
. Vice-President and Secretary
A. GARTLEY. . . Vlca-President
E. A. RT ROSTI ,7i' .Traasurar ,5
GEO. R. CARTER Director
C. H. COOKE...... ...Director
J. R. GALT..... ..Director
R. A. COOKE. ........ Director
D. G. MAY .... . ; .. .Auditor .1
Fort Street, near Quesi
: Transacts a general Basking
Business. - -
Invites your account and guar
? anteea safe and efficient service.-
Exchange, letters of Credit and
i Travelers' Checks issued, o.u
principal points. . . -
Cable Transfers
m
LIOIJEY GilOVS
when you-save and deposit it with
us. We pay 4 per cent interest.
BISHOP & CO.
The National City Company
New York : ' San Francisco
INVESTMENT BONDS J
- H. A. BRUCE i ;
200 Bank of Hawaii Bldg. Tel 1819
FOR RENT
Electricity, gas, screen In all, houses
small lurnisneu cottage ror 2, sla. :
3- bedroom house; garage; $30.
4- bedroom house; garage; $30. ;
Stores, Maunakea sL, $27.50. ,
hTschnack"
842 Kaahumanu St Telephone 3633
InGuran.ee
B. F. OPLLtNGHAM CO, LTD.
: ; PHONE 4915 '.
Firs, Life, Accident, Compensation
; h SURETY BONDS '
.P.- H. BURNETTE
79 Merchant SL ' Phone 1848
NOTARY PUBLIC V
Commissioner of Deeds
- California and New York 7 :
Prawsr Wills," Deeds, MortgaQs and
! ail Legal Documents.
Life, Fire, Marine,
Automobile, Tourists '
Baggage or Accident
Insurance,, , .
UPON ."
HAVAIIAN TRUST CO., Ltd.
- Stocks and Bonds ,
Real Estate i Insnrance
Safe Deposit Vaults 1
Authorized by law to act as Trustees, Execu
' tors, Administrators and Guardians. 1 v
Merchant Sts. .
Limited
. . -Sugar Factors
'.Commission Merchants
and Insurance Agents
Agents for.
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
Company. " . u: ;.:'';:
Haiku Sugar Company.- " I; '
Pali Plantation Company. '.''
Maul Agricultural Company,
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation. Company. 1
McBryde Sugar Company. ;
Kabulul Railroad Company.
Kauai Railway Company. ' ; '
Kauai. Fruit ft Land Co, Ltd.
Honolua Ranch,'; ;
THE YOKOHAMA 8PEC12'
' ...- BANK, LIMITED! , 1
Capital subscribed ..yen 4S,0C1,CCO
Capital paid up..... yea Sa.OCJ.OOvi
Reserve fund .......yea 20,8:0,000
' 8. AWOKI, Ucat Manassr
LIONEL R. A. HART
Campbell Block Phons No. 33
MINING AND OIL SECURITIES
OFFERS INVESTORS 23 TP
- 60 PER ANNUM . -..
E. C, PETERS
210 MeCandless Bldg. ' ,
" T? . 'Honolulu, T H. .1
Stacks, Bonds, Securities, Loans
Negotiated, Trust Estatss . ,
: . Managed. 1 . "
J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD.
STOCK BROKERS ' .
Information FurrUshed and Leans :
.r Mads ,' ; ?
. Merchant Street 8 tar BuUdlnj .
Phons 1572 v y ;'
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HAWAII, LIMITED.
818 Fort Street ' Telsphsns V7t
PACIFIC ENGINEERING :t -COMPANY,
LIMITED
Consulting," Designing, and Con
'. .structlng Engineers ?r ;
Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Struc
tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys
tems, Reports and Estimates on Proj
ects. Phons 1945. - v
CHOP SUI-
13. North Xing Street -
1:
' (Batwes n, Maunakea and Smith)'
Call and see our brand new CHOP
. SUI HOUSE Everything Neat ,:
: -: . "snd Clean . - ' ' '
Tables may bs reserved by phone.
.- . : No. 1713 -
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