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Ti"e Scrormg lelemm wu!reeelf
J by Collector cl Cattoms Malcolm
a. Fra aalia la rejard to taa rLIbartfiifteIxlar tt.' ruool4 ;ttiU foond de-
Pleiee tirist 4H banks and trust
ccapailes Jlswa, , tbey war act as
eteots -2cr subscribers, sending their
xzl sabscrJpti ns showing details and
'-rUrid al emotnts. to federal reserve j
mk. Eta Jt-tnciaco. to arrive befor
' : nftmita,: together t-irtta - Baa
, rzaclsco fi-CCs eial to two per "cent
f the sfpt ibTRd:ta baV
-.. - re as per circular forwarded from
: ia Fraud:. -Pnca s-bende par
tnd mterest Tafe three and talf .pe
cent; term ' fteca and thirty years.
H i-OSCJLR TV CROSBY.
' ; 'V .rAtsluat Secretary.
""r.AfJKLirj ADVISED -v
. CIVIL SERVICE RULE K :r
..:.;I!J FORCE WITH HIM
TLtt tie -ciril errlce for federal
( r ; :njes : itlU 1' IorcV recarfili
' AtacUted rrcn despatches to tin
r -traT. ts erldett fcytte t:es?at
r tlvcd yesterday tr Collector of
'-icraa Hlcolm A. -Franklin, wtlca
: -rs, "Fn Yacaafties accordi&s to ciril
x rri?e-. -v- -"f ; ;
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rapidly " 1 1 4 read!? increased la
amouci lift sMth m serious drala ca
the fct-rl supplr,'thia:eaB any other
lmprUztttci'tasl;il produced la
the seMionuied food commission or
other a-aiclc. t ? XxU actlra charts
of, aad;xfst the trice, productkw
and cca i J ' f oodstoOs In Ha
watrtbe flthlnt sdectry shoald be the
very iintto receive itteatloa-since
freahh Is a kU&ld food and an ao
aoloia ttrxsty in: ta, dietary of a
eery Mrzv proportlcni of our popula-
Can ResuiJi Price V-.'
Uhflef Ute rlsld jearsrtmental aaper
ylslon ; ti aujjKY can ;te Tery greaUy
Incmizl tad th.rricf ia the con-
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effect1
ct rU-:ii t2 Ceaaid for thatlmpor f
taat ,ct 6ditr locally, - and should ;
baTe; aa iaaieJiate and tarorablej
effect ' ex- the price )ct 1 meat to Ha-i
wallaa' ccttuntrs r while conaernns
the turrijo? sJl iinip of domestic ani-
maltno': Ja'tieslandi. . . - .:
- Wittlai4ccrti';;eU ondrstoo4
limits ttj tjry'oi freaa fish Ja iae
maiaetn hichre;tai:en from -the
oren ''scals lh alarte measure In di
rect Tprcrcriioa to the equipment and
number,- cf -t:en;.ejiaied In the -In.
du;?rr' rjfdcr.8ecessltf-.both can be
frre?!y la i"ery abort time
je:. ; ; j fcollcli'or efca quadrupled
.::- i r: tct cf.-adeatiaw thoash
not cec lar'.!y ttx?ctactUar retarns to
fber ' tlLtl !3vcJe4.:Th com-
I- 1 ct d..arlet. conditions by
-l-cit'.T.ith a view to the
-. ; cf iL:':t finpply: the
uiniira uLoIcialexnd retail
(:rlc'..s citron the pound
I t : : - .a ticn - of the auction
price 5 tr
basii ; :1
sid - c.
' i., vc-.!itiTS, features; and
trtl cf tie niaraetlas of cold
: ! hr ,rou'.d ell be reforms in
:t irt?2i la the Interest of
the ir".
stcrt.
ther-
consent c:::::e.ncyana economy
and vc-'l'io 'rest -way toward in
crtzi'.: ; I ;j i; , iy- cf food to the is
lania Hl.f rc-aclioa of the cost Of
UvL-r. l-iti:--it'y to the poorer clas
tt v.tt - a'.r 'lj feeling. the' pinch
aid I., -i cf, Ce exccssire price of
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; ; sir crdfas May 23rd,
- f rare 4.t: 3,767 fish dispes-
; tL lcr'iiu markets' rta
: - cf fh.rr.arkeUd during
: 1 : v. : " : ; ; roxlmatcly 4 2,
. .-i'.U the nuxaber of
. r t -kit year belas
! (.'..:.: 5 rC2, tbo aver
... - ;. . r--ced tila
4. ; r. '.itly duLIed
lu.'.'c) owns to the great
. : : -y J 1: re deep sea - fish,
. ti.;-t vr -tz, ilzt to a large
t ie (-. ?"Tli?2 'cf small shore
:i c:u-i i la a mete na
.. '.it:..i cf Iba total number
. l i.i C a 'i::-slulu markets.
. 1 . . '.3.1L5 tapply cf food
- ; Ir.ucli mere 'rapidly
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y . ; ' Tlnce Septem
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NEWS
nOLOFFISHTO
lag sampans, serrn of which are orer
fifty feet ia length. Tbe majority of
these are owned or controlled by the
large fishing: companies who are in a
position to toow the chances of em
ploying addltlcnal craft at a profit.
Facta about the Fishing Fleet
Ia 1114 the total number of register
ed fishing boats In Honolulu harbor
was 217, of which number 123 were
power sampans. By April of .the pres
ent year the total number of boats of
aQ classes had increased to 207. Of
this number 221 are power boats; the
remaining 86 being sail boats of suffi
cient sire to admit them engaging la
off-shore . fishing. Fifty-five of the
power boats now . fishing out of Hono
lulu exceed forty feet la length while
thlrty4wo are orer 50 feet long These
are equipped ln"most cases with fuel
and cold storage capacity sufficient to
enable them to cruise six or eight hnn
dred miles to sea and returnl" Not in
frequently they remain away from port
for two or -tare .weeks, almost la
vanaory reraraing joaaea -wb icea
fleh. The aTernge power boats, hew-
erer, usually remain at., sea from four
to tea days. ";" .-. .
Statistics are not at band to t n'dv
the number tf deep sea fishing boats
fa use fifteen years ago; but the num
ber was small in comparison with, toe
number now occupied in deep sea fish-
ins. The total number of boats, of all
kinds ' cbiefly outrigger ' xnoes . and
row boats) employed in fishing opera
Ucns 'cn the island of Oaha in 1902
was Traced at 431 and valued by Mr.
Cobb at f:8,t23. i The: value, of fishing
boats has. increased many fold,, sine
uoxp.:'::); -:
Deep iSsa Fishing ; ' . ' 1
. "The development of. the deep .sea
tnd eff -shore fUhJnr ia' these Islands
baa teryi lsitieli jtaienplafeln the
past decade sad is today in.a flourish
ing and proeperous coaditloou ; During
tliattlme, boweter, there baa -been. ,
rapid decrease in the number cf men
and. "boats regulsrly employed - in .. in-
snore tna reer nsaia,g Twun ine resui:
that these" important Cshlng grounds
which were for many decades the only
important source of supply for ; the
population of Oahu have been Is large
measure, .abandoned owing to the' in
ability of the indlridual fisherman with
limited' capital ; to compete with -the
large fishing companies that bare 'de
veloped.'. In short the source of supply
cf fish that in addition, to Jthe normal
supply of pond-fish was formerly suffi
cient to supply our demand locally at
a price much lower than - the present
price has - been in a large measure
abandoned. - Skilled nktlve -fishermen
are now irregularly employed in other
occupations.5 - Under changed '-conditions
thes men could be induced to
rctcnt - to tbeircld' occupations; as a
matter of patrotlam should, the neces-
. Sufficient -statistics are at hand to
show that the- present supply of fish'
on sale, aside from mullet, is largely
ia the term of an added supply to that
formerly ' relioJ upon; " This - can be
thoTa by the statistics available rela
tive to the comparative abundance of
certSin. Imported 'fish.- Daring - the
month of - March,T1902, s there were
seventy-three Ulaula sold In bur. city
market v During the same month last
year, 1916, there were sold SS50, while
for four weeks In fcCarch this year 100
of this very bUh class food fish Were
effered for. sale. ' C
- Aku has a. coarser flavor but. Is re
garded as a favorite fish by the poorer
classes. During Mcrch, -1202, there
wert 2802 marketed v ia Honolulu.
During the eama month last year 2,100
were so!d.iTbis year during If arch
8JDC3 ska were offered for sale, in spite
cf ttls , veryflage snply the - price
was uniformly ' nigh; the wholesale
price cf fish ihiee feet fang being 3X0
fcra basket containing five: fish. Ten
years a?o it is said that fish of this
size sold retail at 2Sc each.
Pond Hutlet Increase ?
During . the Veriod of the V fifteen
years for which statistics have been
kept the supply ct pond, mullet (ama
ama) has, with a f w explainable ex
Cecticas, steadily Incret scd. - A supply
cf 90,425 amsama rere marketed ,4a
ilarch, 190Z. The average monthly
eupplyjor that year was C570, mak
ing a yearly total supply of over three-
quarters of a million of this Important
species 'alone. The minimum month
ly scpply.tor the .year was 28,651 and
occurred in July. The average catch
for the month: of -March in the three
years, 1802 -to 1304, was 78.593. , In
the month of March.. 1816. there were
ISf.OOa mullets sold.; while this year
tn march supplywaa 1S0C00 fish.,
Concluslcns v.;.A:' ;7; p v--f . v'; t ;
From an examination of the above
figures, collected for certain selected
species which ?ndicate the general ten
dency ct the mruket aupply for other
Important specie, when they are view
ed la the light' cf other similar data
at band it is concluded? ''VV.
. 1st. That the available supply of
fresh fish in the waters about Oahu is
sufflcieatlr abundant to eapply all our
legltimato needs and. at approximately
the prices" current la' lSOx.;- yi-f
2nd. That tb supply of pond fish. Is
larger than in former yearav.vlV.
SnL V That since the array does not
use fresh fish o any considerable ex
tent as a ration, there has not been- a
sufficient increase" In the demand for
fresh fish to. Trarrant the increased
price. ' v5";vv
Recorr.mendationa
' , Kecommendatlcns:
In case it be-
ccmes desirable forthe Territory or
Feisral Government to secure control
c f tn e fish su ?plr as an emergency
measure the follo-jrlng course of proce
dure Is suggested .
1st. The establisbfns of a fair whole
sale and retail pries for fish-throughout
the" islands. .. ...r.
;2ad. That fish be sold by the pound
and not by count as at present."1 A i
Srd. That lha license lea collected
from fish venders should be waived
and that rent ca llsh stalls reduced to
a fair return on actual investment ln-
vclvcd. : '- ..; ;' . "r'-T
4th. - That all Csh immediately en
Ili.lIJWlIS'
SQUOilT BY BOARD
For a general busaeas discussion
oa ways and, means of kaeptngr basl-
aeaa era, ana at the same tune follow-
out-the plan of conservation ia
food products, the retail trades com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce
wm meet the members of the chamber
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Every' member of the committee
bas ; been carrying - on an individual
campaign gatttertag and crystallxing
ideas whfch will be presented to the
members in ordef that a general plan
may be worked out. Many people, it
la said, have carried the conservation
idea to aa extent where it W likely to
Injure business and work as much
harm aa extravagance. To strike a
bappy. medium ia the aim of the com
mlttee.
Bales of Olaa at 141-2 constituted
more than half of the shares dealt in
on the local exchange tcday. Between
boards sales were 11 shares and at
the session 220. Olaa sales supplied
557 shares.- Other - sates and prices
were WalaioarSi, Kahuku 19, Pioneer
37 1-2, Brewery 15 1-4 and Ewa 33.
Mineral Products furnished most of
the dealings in unlisted stocks with
1J.SM shares sold at 57. Eagels Cop
per name next with 2440 shares at
$5.50. llontana-Blngham sold at Si
cents. Mountain King at 40 cents and
Msdera at 30. cents. Oil was quoted
tU5 to 33.05. . - ;
Horjolulu Stockv Exchange :
y ' Tuesday, May 15. .
- MERCANTILE '
f -:- W Asked
Alexander A Caldwln 290
C Brewer .4i Co.
SUGAR 'i Li:-'
Ewa Plantation Co. :... 32 33
Haiku Sugar. Co. . , .................
Hawaiian Agr. Co.' . .
H awn. Cora. eV Sugar Cai' ' 49 ' 60
Hawaiian Sugar Co. ...1. .....
Hbnekaa Sugar Coi .H.. ..." .....
Honomu Sugar Co i....
Hutchinson Sugar Plant. ;
Kahuku Plantation Co. . , .
Kekaha 8ugar Cd. .t.si.. ;
a
Koloa Sugar Co. . . . ;
McBrydi Sugar Co Ltd. .
Oahu Sugar Co. v .. .'' . .
Olaa " Sugar CoV Utd..,..
160 170 I
11 11H
29' "'89
14J4 1tt
wnwinca ouytr vg, i . . . , . .
Paauhau Sugar Plant. Co. .....
Pacifle Bogar Mill u....'.
Paia Plantation Cc
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. ,
.45
Pioneer Mill Co.
37' 37K2
Ean Carlos MUiing Co. ;.: fv.
Walalua Agr. Co. 30! 31
VVallu'-j.Caiar-Ciljviiitv V."-.
I MISCZI.LANECU5 ! - . -f
Enddu Dev. Co -Ltd. , ! , . ; ,
1st la Assess. 3 pc Pd
. 2nd Is. Assess. pc Pd .y .
Haiku Fruit A Packv Ptis . 1i 20
Haiku Fruit d Psclu, Com
Hawaii Con. By. 7 pc A. 7-; iy2
HawairCcn..R)T..6 pc B. ..,. ; 4
Hawaii Con., Ry. Corrt.iV, iyz
Hawaiian Electric Co. .....
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. - 41 41
Hon. Brew. & MaiL Co,. . 13 -15'4
Hon, Gas Co Ltd........
Hon R. Ti! 4t. L-Co. ......,. ...
Inter-Island Steam Nay.V , . 200
Mutual Telephone Co.. ..... ...i.
Oahu Railway A Land Co. ..... 161 .?
Pahang Rubber Ce.-:.. ... .19
Selama-Dindlnga; Plan, Pd -15 kf: ; . f ..
Selama-Dindlnga P 3 po
Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. i . . ' , , .
-; BONOS v i;.C.':v&VvVi--.;sH I v
Beach Walk Imp. Dlst,. .....
Hamakua Ditch Co Ca.v" ... .; . ..
Hawaii Con. Ry, pe'.... 80 T
Hawaiian Irr. Co pc..
Haw. Ter, 4 pc Refund ..
Haw. Ter. 4 pc Pub.1mpe .... ,.,;'.
Haw. Terr. Pub. Imp 4 pc.'.",", '.'
Haw. Tarr! 3 Y pc . V . w i 't
Honokaa Sugar Co S po.r....;- 93;
Hon. Gas ,Co .Ltd 5a. -1C3
Kauai RyvCo St.; UiB .-105 K
Manoa Imp. DisL yf pc
McBryde Sugar Co 6a..'.; .... ...
Mutual Tel. 5s
Oahu Railway A Land Co ...?.
Oahu Sugar Co 6 pc,.t ,109 "V . i.
Olaa Sugar Co pe.w.J 100'
Paelflo Guano A Fertilizer 100 vV...
ay.r mui WW IIM . ,4.....
San Carles MHIIno Co. .. 1C0 - ...
' Between Boards: Sales:- 527 Olaa,
140; ;12, 7 Wajalua, 31; 23 Kahuku.
M 153; 540CO Olaa 6 pc 1C0,f
x . Seaalon .Sates: . 6V 5, 6 S. 10 Olaa.
14i0i 100, ICO. Ewa, 33.t ?M :
Dividends, May 17: Sail Carles, 10c;
Pepeekeo; 40c; ; Walalua, 20c; Hawn.
Bugar, 30c; Pacifle Sugar, 20c; Oahu
Sugar, 20c; O. R, A, L 3c , "
Latest sugar quotation: 9S deg, test
3.123 cents, or $122.46 per ton. . -
S;123cts
Her7HVaterhou$6 Trust Co.
Members - Honolulu Stock and Bond
yy .: Exchange r 1 r
i$l ?5Fort and Merchant Streets
';f'" Telsphene 12C3
that the g07emment through iu4food
commission 3ra be 'made -. the only
authorised agency .for; holding surplui
stocic ct cisn on ice pencmg sales.
6th. Thattha 'Government control
aQ facilities for storing: and teeing fish.
th That allx deep aea Dah be clas
ed . as Jccd : fish. - and. considered as a
reserve aupply;;.. - -
v 7th. '. That small store fish be itlvea
the preference cn the market ia ordef
to Insure the sale of the dally catch.
3th. That pond mullet be beldas a
reserve supply to" be sold only as taa
state of the market necessitates.
xSth, - That dlscretiom for the enforce
ment t "closed k season rules., fiahlng
regtuauona,- ate o -piacea vin u the
bands of . the commission during the
PRICES OF STOCKS
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GACJ FRAriClGCQ
fc erv ejwsp ve ew ewe' r
iaet sjaMse Bests Is sm titiee fyf . '
Ksw steel and concrete, ttrao
tara. " 310 rooms. 330 eonnect
tac bathrooms. Homelike com
fort rather than nnnecessarliy
expensive luxury. Ia center of
theatre, cafe tad retail districts.
On car. lines transferring att J
over cut .sue raaxucipea car
line direct c door- Motor Baa
xaeeta train and steamera.
XMfJ Vtwsre U mtoC U El.
wue isi4 Uputn, Ctbie I
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PLEASAffTOH HOTEUr
LUXURIOUS AND
COMFORTABLK
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STRICTLY FIRST-LASS '
Bummer Rates I on " Appllcatlen
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- ALIiOLANl:.
Suburban . Hotel, 3220 TVaialaa Road,
: . Kslmuk I, Honolulu, un tne ,
Clean. wholesome - surroundings:
cool and -comfortable rooms; ; boms
atmosphere. Rates reasonable pnone
Tlfil, , .-c WILL- C KING, MSt,
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A Luxurious Heme Hotel;
I4Z Makiki our pnone jwj .sv
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LADIES
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See our Utest SUMMER HATS Just
arrived.
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.WONDER MILLINERY CO LTO.-
- ; 1017 Nuuann, near King ; 1
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Hard and Bof t Weaves--.';' v "v. ";.':'' ;
. English Blue Serge, beat for .
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Phone v?
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For quality meats and delicatessen
METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET
Get;aXthoVliUVyon are
paying; for ;by using Edison
Mazda LampsCM:
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Sport Coats Cr .;
Mandarin Coats
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The Indsnenenl
Published Mcnthly 'f .V yy
Leading English-Japanese . Iagaxine
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P. O. Boi 474 - . 50 Campbell Block
v alerchant Sti eeL; Honolulu -
HAKAN'S BEST SEOS
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- HAWAII, LIMITED ' . (
611 Fort Street - Telephone 3521 1
rrlVlJl Keep' your yV-y '
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la a cafe place. .We pay 4 Interest
yf-'tl EiSHOP: A' COMPANY.1';-
The National City Company
New York ' . Can Francisco
- INVESTMENT B0I1DS V
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'ProtectIv' Agency of Hawaii
. DAY AND NIGHT
.Patrola. Phons 1411,' 5 A 6 Elite
Eicgr ::rwM.E. MILES, a:; r.
4'1
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210 McCandfess Blig.' -;. -'
;f. Honolulu T."H.. . ;;
. Stocks, t Bonds,, Securities, Leans
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. CaliferRia end New York -Draws.
Wills, Deed. -Martsages" and
t- . all Legal Documents..
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;-:r, phoite 4915 , ,
Fire; Ufa, Accident,', Compensation -
y SURETY BONDS ; tor v,
LEE CHU LUMBER CO.
35 No. King St!
Phone 3813' cu
P.O. 00x367
: BANISTERS ;:
Shoes for business msa 1
Manufacturers' Shoe Stare
1C51 Fort 8L
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Xl-yJ:Jorth, Kfng Street ".v,
Call and see our brand new CHOP
' . UI HOUSE Everything Neat
'it ; ?xr.' rl'ri- Clean .
"Tables may be reserved by phone -
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to make itself a health resort ty :
lag to i:atia curatire waters f: .
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Hawalisn Szgar Company. r
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'McBryde Sugar. Ccmpaay. -yy-Kahulia
Railroad" Company; -Kauai
Fruit A Land Co Ltd.
Hoaolua Ranch. ; '. ; ;
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... FORT ST, HONOLULU, T. H.
: Ut ef Officers and Cirsetars:
i E. F. BISHOP..... ...President' -
G. H. R03EHTSON.
. Vke-Presldsnt and Msnarsr
RTlVERS ....................
v Vice-President aid Sectary
AGARTLEY Vlce-Prj itnl
,-E.A. R. RCSS Trea;jrr
GEO. R CARTER
C. H. COOKE
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R. A. COOKE
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-Transacts : a general Bankln?
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Iavltes your tecount and gaar
' satees safe sjvI efficient smce.
Exchange, Letters of Credit and
Travelers" Checks Usue4 ca
principal points.- , ; . - - , -
Cblo Transfers
TflE YCK0HA!,tA ZPZZIZ SANK,
. V ; LI ! IT ZD - V -Capital
snbscritei...yea 4?.CC5.c:i
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Ressrva funis.. .-...'.yea 21;).C;3
; S. AYOKL Local Mx.!a;er
; 'FOR. RE II T
Electricity, gas, ecrtens la all he zsci
Fine 3-bedroom hozzt ; fa.--3; i;j.
2-bedroom Lous; gara?; iS.
Small furnished cottasa for 2,
Small cctta?s la tmrn; J IZ.
- J. H. SCHIIACX
'842 Kaahumnnu St. Tc : - j : . . :
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"Paints, Plu.r.birg C-;;'
Materials. Prices few. f
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