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lea -New ".Tork ' A pottos', Curbs
" Offered by.ca for public eub
. icrlptkm on April 15 at 65 cents
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Sold on curb market on May 10
at f 1.25" share;---;, v ' ..."
Market , now!' actire at '" an ad-
vence 6t 200 above our orig
inal offering price, i
A. rtlll furtoer advance Is pre
dieted.- "' 'v "f-- v
Send ? for descriptive booklet
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v Gil W. FIELD & CO;
50 Broad 1 8t New York
Boston; - --Philadelphia
: ; direct Private Wires v
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; - istlxe desire axui pride cf i
; Tcry Particular Jxouae
rue.
i ARMSTRONG'S :r
pots '.tiit' Had . ef batlrooa
wtll witLIa tie fanse'of any
pockelbook. , Perfectly clean
' acd sxsltux and most ea&I '
?; kept so. '-T:;.'? 'Z:--..;
Choice of tnany attractfre
patterns, bclodlsi beautiful :
tHe ejects erpcdally . sr?r
priite for rooss cf til utsre.
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' . Luntcr and Buildiiij -:
1C3-177 Ccuth Oiiir St. .
under tcr 'while tithlis. It was
lavestcl ty a Ch!:-3D XTttttzT."
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After twp years rpent in InvcstltlrA iatse numberof oil properties;;
In various parts of the country, we
'financing cf the .... . , " .-,.'...
FrtscJoiiiiQl Be! iOdttirJohyf 1
: ;.r ; ' " ' ; n ; . ef Texaa v'. '-jV
' a company having all the features -which we-consider essential for .
:, great 5ccces. ;'. -: -v,; ,..-f- .LA-5;;;.'-;-;;:"
: . v The company Is moderately capitalized at l.OQO'.OOb aharesof $1
, - par value, fully paid and non-assessable, with 'no bonds or debts
;: . and holds a lease on 400 acres la the John Drown ."League'' dls- J
V trict in the Gulf Coastal belt of Texas in which are located; the
famous Humble and Goose Creek fields, with a recorded annual
; v.- production cf.cillicns cf barrels.-:. V;'Vr '-f::;-.:--v-;'-, ;.',-',
: Nearby are Hot tins' Mound, Dalley's: Prairie, Columbia and Da-1
, x nioa's Mound,, where many producing wells" now, exist, with oth
" i V rs being brought la. The Producers Oil Company, a subsidiary
- - of the Texas Company, which declared la one dlshttrsemenf at
' rX:. "f.-, 56,000,000 cash dividend, has extensive holdings; at ' Roaktna'
. 'Mound, and is reported to be securing other leases in the same.
V.i'vV.-locaUtr.
V-'VH Drilling will be started at the eariiest poss'ibie moaent on the '
. - .Prudential property and, basing thaipredlctica ;ca. present Indi
.. .r'. c caUons and evidences of oIL It U reasonable to expect that the .
property will become one of the most Important roducera of
- uioBccuoas an cany catt. '
To those who desire to join us In
' ; ': : . c "mitea allotment of atock al
. : 3G.CEriTS
This offer U subject to withdrawal without- notice, Afld - application
-should therefore be made immediately.: ;';v:V::
. Arrangemente wia soon be made fot; pVbUc deallnti;oaxCe Boston
'. - tod-NewTork.Cttrbv- np:
Pmoetns sent ca request, tcxether wlt?i :th f!Mi
. of our new copyrighted book :OlL
; invaluable guide lor cowers or oa
ITEM EEER The fcii meflejrlTtil
. the wells have been tree;.. t ;
iismess
Despite the fact that war conditions
prevented the operations of several of
Its Itatloas on . the - Atlantic Coast,
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
of America .had aprofiUhle year, as
t soen from1 its annual report Just is
sued over -the signature of President
I John . W. Grlcss. - The report ahows a
, net' Income of lil,C0, as compared
with $2$tfiH, tor the previous year.
Service with Japan, wu successfully
! fnauturated on the 15th of November
j last and an : increasing volume of
trafficil being .handled, under Gov
ernment cehsorcaip, at a tariff one
third , lower than that of the sub
marine cable. On the Pacific, as on
the Atlantic, operations are restricted
by war Conditions, the Japanese sta
tions 'being controlled by the Govern
ment, as are the English plants by the
British Government . For the presen.
therefore, the uew- service is limited
to traffic between San Francisco, Ha
waii and Japan. ; The company con
tinuestto manufaetcre apparatus for
use by-the United States Army and
jNavyj-and recently has been awarded
contracts for.a largo nvmber of wire
leas Sets of various types.'
The income from investment of sur
pins funds, amounting to I98.10T.S8,
decreUed $6824.58 InlflC in compart
son- wfth 1815,' due to the fact that
58961.48 interest was received on stock
subscriptions during y 1916, .while in
WIS, $17,922.6 waa : obtained. This
reduction is explained by the fact that
the ; stotkr previously subscribed for,
out dot issued; wa? ounng tne year
1916, taaen-upw -.. ...
After setting aside all reserves, the
net profit-for. the: yer amounted to
1259,155.50; or an Increase' of 4&56 per
cent over the mbfits for the crevfous
year.- This amount has been added to
the surplus; increasing that amount
to S01,7762-at December 31, 1515,
and .the- reserve set aside at that date
against depreciation 'mounts to $459
715.63 addidonaU- -
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v All ;repirat!ons toV establish the
new -Southern;. Pacific Sugar-Manufacturing
Company, -. promoted by- Mr.
Senklchiro Htyakawa and more than
one "hundred leading business men in
Tokio, - are now completed, says the
Japanese Advertiser of May 0.. At A
recent ' inauguratloa 4 meeting It was
decided to -Ox the' capital of the new
conctra at 5.C0O.00O ' yen, divided Into
120,00 J thtres, 100,000 of; Wch will
be taken up by. the promoters, while
20,000 will be offered for. public sub-
scriptfen'""'.' i ;;';-;;-' it..:'. V; ''-i' ;
; 1 The ' principal. : object of the new
company is to purchase several sugar
plantitions which hare hitherto been
operated, by Dutch capitalists !n Java.
The new concern ? works in concert
with the Dutch colonial government in
Java, which will' render aid ,to Japa
nese ehterprlsea.' . v' v-'-J:
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X CONFERENCE IS HELD -
PAIUS,;FranJSe;Tha recent confer
ence in which 'David 'Lloyd. George,
Alexandre Ribot and ? Slhgor Boielll,
the Drltish. French and Italian pre
misrs, participaud took place In
French town on a sidlng-at a village
in French , Savoy, near jthe k v Italian
frcstUr:- V : ... ,r--i
fountain SpecU't Something new;
;.; ', every. 'day ; n.. : r ;
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have contracted to' assist-in 4he
v. 'ti.i;T'-i';
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this promlsina development we offer
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A GtlAtiE
STOCICSAS UTyXSTMENTS" an
securities or inUaiiag taTestors;
It made by these wiie Invest befere'
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HOST GUHOTEIi OF PilESEtlT YEAR
Bishop A Company, the transfer
agenU in Honolulu of the Engels Cop
per Mining Company, recently receiv
ed a report from dmer E. Pax ton, the
manager of the company, in which he
states that the output ofl copper for
the flnt four months of the year
amounted to 1.673.931 lbs. as compared
with 1,277.406 lbs. for th correspond
ing period of the previous year. This
shows an increase of 31.4 in the
present rate of production. Paxton
also states that the average recovery
for the months of March and April,
1917, shows an average of 79.55, as
compared with an average recovery of
7l.C2 for the rear 1916 and that this
marked improvement ia due to better
arlndina by the substitution of steel
balls for pebbles and . to improved
methods in mill work. He also states
that the copper content of the ore
milled is 2.56 compared with an
hverage of 2.28 for last year. This
he claims Is th result of extracting a
larger proportion of ore from the shaft
level and serves to snow tnai me ore
is of better average quality in depth
than on the upper levels.
Ore Development
Continuing Paxton savs:
"A lsrrs amount of additional or a
has been developed on the fourth, fifth
and shaft levels of the mine during tne
past several months, following up dia
mond drill work done last year. The
shaft level now extends beyond the
limits of the upper levels and up to
dale there has been no waste, what
ever taken from that leveL"
-Tunnel No." 6 is now within about
400 feet of i th shaft. This tunnel
passed through 100 feet of good mill
inr nr shont 690-fee? from the shaft.
This, together' with 'diamond drilling.
proves the existence of a large lens,
which will connect with our present
ore body. No.? 9, at present, le In tho
footYwall in low grsde but ia follow
ing along the edge of the ore, wnicn
will be reached by side drifts and
cross-cuts. i ' v
"Work m tWSimerior mine is eon-
tinning most satisfactorily. The main
drift, cross-cuttinc the general strike.
Is now in about 600 feet, still in ore of
milling grade. We are now blocking
out the ore on 'the Superior thus? far
develoned with parallel drifts and
cross-cuts,' and will very soon begin
sinking a three-compartment snazt, to
open it up in depth. We have exca
vated tm to date at least 2000 feet of
tunnels and cross-c its with very little
of it In waste and the enure average
being between 2 and t copper.
"The work is being pushed as rapid-
tj as possible with ou- present air
supply, v Out two big air compressors,
which will more than doubleour
fMtn( tnmfttv Vw TlJW ' OB? the
ground and being' installed, and? will
be In operation within six weeaav,
General Improvements A1
"All ftt thm tmnraTements outlined
bi inv last reoort are beine ousfred as
rapidly as possible. We are, however,
experiencing most exasperating delays
ion account of war orders; car. shortage
and consequent, inability of manuiao
tnrers ta make ehtoment on time. It
is now Impossible to secure delivery
on large . motors, for Instance, from
eight to ten. months. Fortunately, our
orders for machinery were Placed. sev
ers! tnmtha am and complete delivery
should be made wKfriri the next sixty
days. - ' -;"v '.''' . '-. ; '
New Mill ; ,
Gradlnr for the new mill site is
nearly completed.-. We are 1 grading
not only the aite ror tne iirsx unit, oui
the second unit as twelL in order to
have it ready when the next addition
al nnit'U to bf Installed; m -' ;
"Contract has been let for building
and erection' of machinery hlch Is
now arriving on the ground, to be com
pleted' In four months nnaer Donus ana
forfelture;clause. ; I:
New Transformer SUtlon f t .
. Tha new transformer nlaht Is now
being erected and will be completed
within the next two weeaa. -v :
New Power Line to Upper Campj
- "The addition of the larae cempress
or motors af the Upper Camp necessP
tates an additional power line from
the transformer station about 7500 ft
to length.' ;y--.i - : - -
Greet Westsrn Power Line v;--.;'
;. Tlii Una irnM ThaTA been com-
cleted bv now but the power company,
like everybody else!, has found it im
possible to. get their supplies shipped
on time.' They are making efforts to
get It completed within the next 60
days, and we will be up against it for
additional power! before . that tta
This line, - as- you remember runs
from ; their Las J'lumaa -plant- In the
Feather river canyon to our property,
and win give us aU the power we will
ever' need under all conditions.
Hoist for Superior Shaft . .
?We are now negotiating the pur
chase of material for this hoist. This
is for the three-compartment shaft for
opening up the Superior, in depth." We
are trying' to secure a second-hand
outfit in good condition, as It would
take . aeven. or elahf months to get
new machinery from the factory.
New Hardlnge Mille v V
"As security against accident, in our
present mm, and to Increase our pre
sent output, I - am Installing a - new
S36 t Hardlnge conical ? ball mUL
which. . should be In operation within
the: next six weeks at our . present
plant - ThismiU will give txr better
recovery: and win materially increase
our tonnage; pending the completion
cf the new mUL v .-'; ,
Btoraae Battery Locomotive -
"At present .we are hauling the ore
trams with horses ' and ' nave about
reached the limit of haulage. In order
to increase tonnage after we get . the
Hardlnge mill la operation I am in
stalling a storage battery locomotive
for pulling our trains. We were for
tunate in securing one which - had
been built for a- mining company in
Colorado and which t had - not been
m tUm. immmtmumnmmwtimi!
if w Two tree for e Lifetime j
j'wiwufwxwsarm. n
rrvM. i's . it s If i i rumr
ii im H '7 (f4 ,ur UTrf
.fi.irLJ. i.Jt' Ti.Ttisrrr
S lyJHUnt sal Cp4i t .an f tj iSl. 1
iininiiil
ss m m
used, otnerwlse, it would have re
quired from six to eight months to get
an outfit from the factory. I am bend
ing every effort to secure equipment
in this wsy all over the country, in
order to avoid long delays.
New Aerial Tramway
la order to get the ore from the
No. 6 level to the new mill to supple
ment the ore coming from the Supe
rior, a new rope tramway will have
to be built 10,000 feet in length. The
material has been ordered and I hope
to have it in operation by the time
the mill is ready to run.
Railroad
'The railroad track was completed
to the mine on April 5, and all freight
its now being handled over the road.
We have now a large steam shovel
A. . . a . A
equipment in crerauon. oaiiasung
track, which should be completed
within the nert three. weeffs. Passen
ger service will then be put on and
regular trains operated. The cost of
the road was greatly Increased by rea
son of winter construction and higher
cost of material. The outside freight
is more than we expected and after
we get under regular operating condi
tions will be a source of revenue and
should pay a good rate of Interest on
the investment"
If the present price of copper holds
the earnings will be sufficient to pay
for the improvements now being made
over and above the dividend, but it is
yet uncertain how much the federal
government may assess us for war
taxes, Paxton believes. j
FEW REALTY SALES
MADE IN LONDON AS
WAR CHECKS DEMAND
(By Asftocte4 Fresij
LONDON, Eng. War conditions
have brought about a serious diminu
tion in the volume ofbuslness done
on the London property market' and
also in the prices obtained .for the
comparatively few properties that
have changed hands.
Figures just compiled show that
sales by auction on by private trans
action have declined 60 per cent Re
garding the letting of house property.
there has been a sharp decline in the
leasing of large houses, and the letting
of medium houses is almost station
ery; small houses are let readily. In
the case of shops, there is a normal
demand for large and medium-sized
places, while thft letting of small shops
is at a discount . Factories have found
tenants without difficulty and rentals
have followed the demand..
BORAH SAY8 HE WILL
RETIRE AT END OP TERM
- , - J m-rm w - MVUMW
William EUBorah of Idaho .has an:
pounced thH jhe wiE .retire from th1
senater at .the- . cJoidof his present
term." His Diana for the futura- hAT
nnt hAn mm4o- TVr thi- nMaonf tfcn
senator does not-care to discuss the
causes wnicn jea nim to take thw
step. ---.. .;-
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. COAL FREIGHTS HIGH
J
HULL, Eng. High freights are be
ing pild zor the carriage of coal : to
Christiania and Copenhagen. For coal
which costs $5 to $7 a ton, a record
freight of $45 a ton was naid. and re
cently the freight charges on a cargo
or. Z3oo tons shipped to Christiania
amounted -to $ 100,000;,
FIVE MEN KILLED WHEN
LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLODES,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Five men
were killed and another injured when
a shifting locomotive of the Pennsyl
vania railroad exploded at the Phila
delphia terminal A super-expansion
of steam in' the boiler is believed to
have caused the explosion. ?
5.96cts
Henry
erhouse Trust Co.,
LIQ.
Members Honolulu 8tock and Bond
" - . Exchange
. - Fort and Merchant Streets
. -Telephone 12CS '
Sugar
- ' mthc'T&TttqryojfmrU .
A Trust During Your
Ufetime
. There may he a number of reasons why you
would appreciate being relieved of the care of
managing your property provided you felt sure
that the income derived from it would not
suffer in any way and
management at any time you desired
An arrangement of this1 kinda Personal
Trust agreement can be made with the Ha
r. waiian Trust Company, sbi that if you wish to
travel. or take a vacation you can lay aside your
business cares and yet KNOW that your income
and property are just as safe as ever-
May we have the opportunity of explaining
"to you the advantages of a Living ,Trust agreement?
HONOLULU,
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Honolulu Oil was the strong feature
of the stock market today. After yes
terday's session on advice of higher
prices on the mainland the price o
Oil rose rapidly from S3.S0 to !3&
It held most of its advance, the last
sale being $150 and final quotation
$3.45 and $30, In this trading MSO
shares changed hands.
The marketfor listed stocks was
rather narrow. Between boards sales
were 700 shares and at the session
only 10. Prices were Olaa 14 U, Ha
waiian Commercial 48H. Waialua
27 H. Brewery 14 and McBryde 10
and 10.
Mineral Products was another un
listed stock to be heavily traded In
but it-suffered still further declines
Sales of 11.900 shsres at 40 cents, 1Q3Q
at 39 and 100 at 28 cents, Engels
Copper was strong and' advanced 23
cents to $5.75 on sales of 520 shares.
Montana-Bingham was 34 cents, Kade
ra quoted 27 and 28 cents, California
Hawaiian Development 5 and 10 cents
and Mountain King 32 .and 33 cents.
Honolulu Stock Exchange ;
Wednesday, May 23.
MERCANTILE
Alexander A Baldwin ...
C. Brewer A Co
SUGAR
Ewa Plantation Co. .....
Haiku Sugar Co.
Hawaiian Agr. Co. ......
Hawn. Com. A Sugar Co. .
Hawaiian Sugar Co. ....
Honokaa Sugar Co.
Hcncmu Sugar Co. ......
Hutchinson Sugar Plant. .
Kahuku Plantation Co.. .
Kekaha Sugar Co.
Koloa Sugar Co.
McBryde 8ugar Co Ltd. .
Oahu Sugar Co. . ......
Bid Asked
250 290
453 i
32 33
..... ...i
33
10,
104
. .
42
30
19
1?
160
10'a
l
64
10
29
Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd .....
Onomea 8ugar Co.w.,..
Paauhau 8ugar Plant Co.
14j
542
Paciflfi Suair Mill
Pais Plantation. Co.
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. .
Pioneer Mill Co
8an Carlos Milling Co. ..
Waialua Agr. Co. .. .
Walluku 8ugar Co. . . . . .
MISCELLANEOUS
Endau Dev. Ce , Ltd, ....
1st Is Assess. 65 pc Pd
2nd Is. Assess. 90 pc. Pd
Haiku Fruit A PackM Pfd.
Haiku Fruit A Pack, Com
Hawaii Con. Ry. pc A. .
Hawaii Con. Ry, 6 pc B..
Hawaii Con. Ry. Com. .
Hawaiian Electric Co. . . .
Hawn. Pineapple Co. ....
Hon. Brew. A MalLCo. . .
Honolulu Gas Co Ltd...
Hon; fL?T. AV LJ Co.iV.i
InteNsland Steam Nav.
Mutual -Telephone Co. . . .
Oahu Railway A Land Co.
Pahang Rubber Co......
Sefama-DIndings Plan, Pd
Setama-Dindlngs P 63 pc
Tanjong Of ok Rubber Co.
BONDS,'
Beach Walk Imp. DIst.. .
Hamakua Ditch Co, 6s. .
Hawaii Con. Ry. S pc. ..
Hawaiian irr. Co, 6s. ... .
Haw, Ter. 4 pc Refund ..
Haw.Ter. 4 pc Pub. Imps.
Haw. , Terr. Pub. Imp. 4 pc
Hawn. -"TerrT Vz pc. .... .
Honokaa Sugar Co, 6 pc.
Hon. Gas Co Ltd, 6c...
Kauai Ry. Co, 6s .
Manoa Imp. Dtst Vz po..
McBryde Sugar Co, 5s. , .
Mutual TeU 5s ...r. .
7'4 try
29 31
"X
t a
s414,4m
144.15
.vtv129'-
' -i ' .
......
.....200;
161
. . A
70 .....
..... 95
104 .....
100 ......
105
Oahu Railway A Land Co.
Oahu Sugar Co, 6 pc...
109
Olaa Sugar Co, 6 pc....
". . .
100
Pacific Guano A Fertilizer
Pacific Sugar Mill Co, 6s.
w .....
100
San Carlos Milling Co....
I . . .
Between Boards t Sales: 25 Olaa,
145; 450, 50 McBryde, 1047; 15 Mc
Bryde, 100,' TOO H. C. A 84&2S; 60
Waialua, 270,.... ;-.
Session Sales: 10 H. B. A M, 140.
Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test
cts, or eiisQ per ton. :
that you could resume
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HONOLULU OIL IS
STRONG FEATURE
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Aetna orbneiK '0:
Castled G6o!r!
44 General Insurance Agsnta, ,
g , HAWAIIAN: TRUST; CO., Ltd.
-sr i
Heal Estate '
v ; oaxe Aieposii v&niLs
Authorized by law to act as Trtinccs, Excra-
' raf ii 1
v' s ........... ", . ' " (l, 'li
mm ..'. a m t - - v- . .. .: m at
your surplu s ; capital . in
your own and .your fam
ily's welfarer. Start a Say;
ings Accounts
Interest, Pain , Savings'
Deposits. v
, Ltd.. ,4 :0J,
Port andMerchant :
J. F, MORGAN CO., LTD,
. 8T0CK BROKERS .
Information Furnished and Loans
. ' ';-.' Made r ::'"Vv;;
Merchant Street Star Building .j;
--' r-:;'.i Jh9no 1572 -"'v
1 r '
HOM E .'INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HAWAII, LIM ITED ; ;
818 JFort 8treet r,; ' Telephone 3529
Keep your
SAVINOS.
7 VJf-
In a safe place. We pay 4)6 Interest
; 5 BISHC A'COMHANY.
The J National City' Company
New York ,v. San Francisco
; INVESTMENT B0NQS V
H. A. BRUCE t
200 Bank of Hawaii Bldg. Tel. 1819
Protective Agency of Hawaii -
- DAY AND iNIGHTi:
Patrols-; Phone 1411, 5 dTe Elits
BIdg. ; V WM. E. MILE St Mgr.
t,
. E. C. PETERS ;
210 McCandiesa Bldg.
.. ; : Honolulu, T. 'H.' u:l V
Stocks, Bonds, -Securftfes, Loans
r ' Negotiated, Trust .Estates -?
' ' : ; ; ::S Ma Bad..;;-V:-
X P. H. BURNETTE H ,
79 Merchant SL v ; Phone 1845
NOTARPUBLIC W
Commissioner of Deeds ' ; :
California and New York
Draws : Wilis, Deeds, Mortgages and
an Legal Documents -
: B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD.
PHONE 4915
Fire, Life Accident,' Compensation
SURETY BONDS
LOED-YOUNG ;
Engineerino; Co., Ltd. ;
, Engineers and Contractors -Pantheon
Block, Honolulu. T. H.
Telephone 2510 and 4587-
es
CHUN HOOK
Kekaullke, nr. Queen Phone 3392
CHOP SUI
93 North King Street
Call and see our brand new CHOP
SUI HOUSE Everything Neat
and Clean
Tablea may be reserved by phone
No. 1713
Prest-o-Lite Storage Battery
- Servics, -B i
V
If your battery is not acting right.
can and see us for freyadrice.,
ACETYLENE LIGHT A AGENCY CO.
l
nawai
lNaveiurang
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' - Sri - J !- . . .
K Fort and Merchant Stresta 5 1 ' r:'
t ; IJisiiranM
tors, Administrators and Quardiaas ;
.Llmlttd
Commission Ucrchaat j 'r
V and ;IniuTa2C3 Affwti"'-"
' " AgenU .for i
Hawaiian Cosuaercial & Sssar
Company. .;: , - ' -;v
vHalio,Sujar Coopaay. ' -:
.'Pala Plantatloa Cexapaay. I--
Maul Aarlcultural '. Company;
i Hawaiian Sujar Company''
Kahnlul Railroad Company; . 'V
'' McBryde Senr Company. V:
Kahullu Railroad Company. V - '
Kaoalruit A Land Co Ltd. X
- Honolua Rancn. : '; ;:- ...-:-t. : '
. ; (LIMIT20) ' ;
r sucAn factob
;:tC0MMISSICM-MEnCHANT3'
8HIPPINQ AND lNunaw
AGS NTS
FORT ST, HONOLULU, H.
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List of Officers and Directors:
E. F.tBISHOP;.....t.Prssldsnt
a- ROSEBTSON.......;
Vice-President and Ssoretary
"X. Vlce-PrssL-eS
f -. rt n. rtuoa . ,- Treaiursv'
.0 CEO. R. CARTER
j a rirr " ' " Dlreetor
J.jR. GALT v. ntM.... .
MAY.
Director
' -"0P trssL near Queen v?' "' T.
Tranaacta 'a ya;enaral Banklss
Business, '-vs. -. : i
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Intltes. yoor scconnt and rais
antees safe and efficient semce.
Exchange. Letters of Credit and
TraTelerr Checks Issued on
principal points. " -.
" Cable Transfers -
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK.
LIMITED :vr:
Capital subscribed . i.yea 43,000.000
Capital paid op; ....yen 30,000,000
Reserve funds... yen 2L300.000
? ' VAWOKI, Ucal Manager
OR RENT .
Electricity, gas, screens la all houses
Fine 3-bcdroom house; garage; 330. '
2-bedroom honsj:-.....
"Small furnished cottage for 2, 15V '"fr'Q
siuu cDuast m town;
& ,J.;H. SCHNACK
842 Kaahumanu St. Telephone 3333
LUMBER
- Paints, Plumbing Supplies, BulJdI13
Materials. Prices low Houses built'
on Instalment plan. Choice House
Lots for sale. . ' .
- CITY. MILL COMPANY, LTD. V
Telephone 2478 :- OP. O. Box 831
PACIFIC ENGINEERING
: COMPANY, LIMITED
Consulting, res'jnlng and Com
-T -i structlng Engineers
Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Strc
tures. Steel Structures; Sanitary rr:
terus. Reports aad Estlnztrs :
ir'i-Cl'v-".V-'ti-'--..
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' Hustace St, off South. '