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Z Japanese Naval ers Inspect Plantations On Island s oex Oahu Officials to Aboard Mikado's War Vessels I : jHb ! ,i '- 5 t KA'X o i 4' f " v- ill-.-.- - fir ' '.'? ' I J -4 - I I f ; I ?t 1 i - ! . ,, . , . 1. -Hpndtfu-Stock Exchsnga Wednesday, Jvn , MEftCANTllX- tu Jo. Aktafft tMHf Mb! - Front rw. Ift to riaht Cot Naomi Tsnlgvehl. eommandlna H. I. i. M. 9. Toklwi, flagship of tha tauadron: ' RaaiUlmiral ToahHak Iwarriura, commanding tha aquadrofi; Conatil Ocnara! Rokuro Moral, In charge of H. I. J. M. eonsulata general of Hawaii: CipL fthlchlgoro SAlto, commanding M. I. J. M. . Yiwmo. - ; Rur row Tadanao ImaW vtea centulf'Sttfr Commander Yuklchl Shims, Staff Ueut YaahltaVa Suzokl. aWe-de-camp to Rear Admiral Iwa- f mura. Z Surar plaitatiooj and ptaatppl --caoaeriea of ,0bt-.wtrf-tlaitt4. today y Rear AdolrU Iimmira, his ttftft Y &ad tbt taUaMraen t: JcpsaeM i AATal tmlntey aqvadrea. i TU-dm!ria aid aUft tnetr IttX I by aBtomocfla frotsj lot ftoMp TokV : aboot .t o'Ctock; ieeoiopald. by - TTomlaett lioafelcl. Japaaeat" ct!tif ' U rvidaa ajxd exptttelt tf proeeiaea ' ct tHa OaAtt Bwt Companjt mill at : WalpahTi tad tha plnaappla carmerlea " :f WaWawa- .m"".vSv - r MI4Wpn froa A toth . mlstrt 1 ' wero takeo from the varaJJlpa to tta O.ILLU tutioa la aBtoswofle, nd i thero they boarded a BpedaJl 4la : cUch cnrere4 .thea toClk Plate, t They wtuVall reUro about 5 .o'clock ; ttuaftenwoa.-. ; ' Early tomorrow taorthif the mid S ahipmeft nil put oa- thetrTklai .w I forma tad climb to, tha aummlt m 1 Taauhrn.' v r-' '." 1 ' , '" At li:S0 tomorrow tfterftoon' 3Re r Admiral Uramv, wfll trtaln i wl ? a luncheon oa board tla Catshlp, : rited neata tncIttdUrty. aV cad : territorial efflciala of ttlr m Exemplifying :tha . inenoxy Ti"" ed Stitea, the reception held from 4 to .rtlock yesterday, afternoon at tha Japanese consulate general, made A most, impTessrre picture. American "indv Japanese uniforms blendid'.harmonlonsly, with Occiden tal -aad Oriental drass worn by tha women : guests lenfitoa; a plcturesqaa enrironmentfto the scene, while the training, aanidroa'a marine band and to HftwallaA band played a program appropriate to the occasion. The reception, which, was tha first form tf;arfi held In Honolulu since the Tokiwa tad Tatnmo arrived, was gtrea vtt tha residence of His Impe rial ' Japanese Majesty's Consul Gen eral Rokuro Moroi, honoring Rear Ad mlrsJ - TosiiUke Iwamara, command' lug officer of the Japanese jural training aanadron. -' . Those - who formed the recelTlng Una were Consul General MoroL Ad aUrBi?lwamura,' Capt: Naomi Tanlgv eh of -th .Toklwa and : Capt 8hlcht cora Bilto of the Takumo. Vlce-Con-sul Tadahio Imal. assisted and the staff of the .Consulate general assisted in recajrlng tha guests,, who were rep resents, tire gorernment official end exMtag between Japan and -tha t-bastoeigmdlu-Ctncaslaa and Japanese, of Honolulu. i In addition to Use officers of both cruisers, the midshipmen of the train. In i squadron, 100 strong, dressed in their white uniforms with regulation side arms, the short Japanese dirk, were present, a fine body of young, well trained men. The list of guests invited to yester day's reception follows: Governor Lucius E. Pinkham, Sec retary and Mrs. C. P. Iaukea, Attorney-General and Mrs. I. M. Stainback, Mr. and Mrs. Seltaro Aoki, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. Helshl Ko yasu, Inoklchi Kansko, Mr. and Mrs. a G. Rlvenburgh, Mr. and Mrs. M. a Eopklns, Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Cooper. Maaayuki Kawakatsu. MaJ. and tfrs. J. D. Dougherty, Gen. and Mrs. S. I. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. A.. G. U. Rob ertson, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Coke, Mr. and Mrs. Hanso Tsurushlma, Mr. and Mrs. R. p. Queries. Judge and Mrs. J. P. Polndexter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. Tasutaru Soga, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Huber, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Halaey. Mr. and Mrs. Ktn agburo Maklno, Malcolm A. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Raymer Sharp, D. H. MaeAdam, Mr. and Mrs. Klntaro Mu rakami, Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Trotter, Mayor and Mrs. John C. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Kelklchl Ishlda, Mr. and Mr A. M. Brown, D. L. Conkiing. Mr. and Mrs. C T. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Neely, C. H. Merriam, Mr. and Mre. Toichl Takakuwa, Mr. and Mrs. C F. ChUUngworth, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Castle, Mr. and Mrs. Tajiro Sumlta, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Shingle. At 6:30 this afternoon the Pan-Pacific Club entertains with a supper in the Lanlakea theater the midshipmen from the squadron. Following the supper the Japanese T. M. C. A. will give an entertainment program.' The dub la entertaining the Hawaiian band, which during the evening will play both 'as a band pfl glee club, sftwtnsrthe best of- tBe' genuiae old Hawaiian songs. .Among the speakers will -be Mayor Lane, Alexander Hume Fard, former Governor Freer and W. D. Westervelt There will be several Japanese speak ers, and motion pictures of island scene's are also to be shown. Japan ese maids will serve tea and sponge cake made from the recipe brought to Japan by the 'Spaniards hundreds of years ago. Alexander A Baldwin ... C Brewer A, Co SUGAR Ewa Plantation Ca. .... Haiku Sugar Co. Hawaiian Agr. Ce Hawaiian Com. A Svg. Co Hawaiian Sogar Co. Hanokaa Sugar Co. ..... Heftom Sugar Co. Hutchinson Sugar Plant. Kahuktf Plantation Ce. . . Kekaha Sugar Ce Kotoa Soger Co. McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. Oahu Sugar Co. Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd Onomea Sogar Co. Paauhau Sugar Plant. Pacaric Sugar Mill Pala Plantation Co. Pepeekeo 8uger Co. . Pioneer Mill Co San Carlos Milling Co, Walalua Agr. Co. Walluku Sugar Co. MI8CELIANEOUS Endau Dev. Ce, Ltd. .... 1st la Asseea. 5 pc Pd 2nd Is. Aasvse. to pc Pd Haiku Fruit A Pack, Pd. Haiku Fruit A Pack, Com Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc A. . Hawaii Con. Ry. f pc.... Hawaii Con. Ry. Cam.... Hawaiian Efectrfe Co. ... Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. Hon. Brew. A Malt Co.. Hon. Qaa Cc, Ltd Hon. R. T. A L Co Intsr-teland Steam Nav. . Mutual Telephone Co. . . Oahu Railway A Land... Pahang Rubber Co, Selama-Dlndmgs Plan, Pd. Selama-Olndmfa P t) ao Tanjong Olek Rubber Co. BONOS Beach Walk Imp, Diet. . . . Hamakua Dtteh Co, to.. Hawaii Con. Ry. 9 pc... Hawaiian Irr. Co, fa ... . Haw. Tar. 4 pc Refond .-. Haw. Tor. 4 pc Pvn. Imao. Haw. Terr. Pub. Imp, 4 pc Hawn. TeiTI, IJ4 pe Honokaa Sugar Co, po. Hon. Qaa Co, Ltd, to . . . Kaual Ry. Co to Manea Imp. Diet. Hi pa. . McBryde Sugar Ce, to. . . Mutual Tetechone, to ... Oahu Railway A Land Co. Oahu Sugar Co f ae Olaa Sugar Co, po. . . . Pac Guano A For. Co, to 100 Pacific Sugar Mill Co, to. 100 8an Cattoe Milling Co... 100 Asked 2SQ '41" is' tw 40 ii" "" in" m" io-'j ton H S4 it 27 ., "26" "s" 13J4 14 128 260"' WW. 'so ' 1 Bstweett Beards: Sales: 100, 40, 20 Olaa, 14; S Walalua, 27. Session Sales; 5 Oahu Sugar, 2175; 10 Onomeav 14, OMdende -June I: H.CA8. (50c extra), TSe; H enema, SOc; Hutchlnsen, 80c; Paauhau, 20c Latest augar quotation: M dog. teat, 5 A3 oenta, or S1 1 SAO per ton. : 531B EKPflSTS i : ' IB BIG TRABE ; Kcrmal trada. taovemeata., rtsuiunx rreaw enormouslr expaadag' export : ;5fie,"athe .explaaatJoa given to etv at tht Japaaese -embassy for. the ca withla the last fewnoaths . U wa? : poiated oat that Ameriea ; baa been Obliged wff?-52 ditree bef V imports at' - sltfcyXroa v pST The eame .a alad -tald ? ta to tree f other commodiues. -m .. On the other bead,; Uwaa aald. ex- - rcrS frorS Wted taiM'ft J fSTwhllt showing a substantial to- - ctcbsJ SrP -isp. from -aslflclaat ta . onrcomeT the' growing - Mbg trde la Japsa's avor. .v,; embassy expUlna. paused , tte-rtpw ? iacreaf e la exports of gtjld Vl. 4 ; Tbe JapaneseV embassy has coafer. ' red .with tha treasury, department or- flclila regxrdmg ,PitP?'j2 1 jtan, and aa amalt;taS .trtMaTt d-firtmeat will tcatlana to traaaf er rild by draft from ,New York to Ban ' rvftrnwttn exDcrters t paring the cert anless therel ecAa ovtiMico cf of an intention of Far Eastern banks to horde gold or to permit it to reach Garmaay ? r " w eoyprs nevtNUEs high H .awaaaMMH t pilkO: Egypt- Government reve nues ia'Egfpt have this year risen to the highest point ever 'recorded, and thia his -been - accomplished without any war . 'increase la direct taxation, which , is the "lowest -in Egypt of any country comprised within the British empire." ' There have - been some In ereaaeiTla indirect taxation, however. Railway riUs hara beea iacreased ten per cent, telegraph -aad. poatai rates have ;beea, increased .ia some cases 100 per cent, snd the takes on tobacco, coal and construction wood have been raised.' ,. - . . DR. CAPPS, OPTICIAN Formerly wltn, Wall ft Dougherty, has remored to )3tandard Optical Co, 1116 WORLD'S BGGES1 ROUNDUP IN JULY iBy AmocIsUA Frntl SE, CaL Take cowboys, cowgirls, bucking horses, steers and lariats in equal proportions; add pink, blue, green, yellow, purple "and red shirts and bandannaa, yells, whoops and shooting; mix thoroughly and serve. This in brief is the recipe for the, dish which will be placed before the public here on July 1, 3; 3, and 4 by the California Roundup Association in bution to various charities. The initial roundup was field last year and proved such -a success that It was made an annual event. Not withstanding the fact that an elabor ate park with grandstands was neces sary for the first show, a nice profit was realised. With its plant all rnady and paid for, it is believed that char itable organizations will receive triple what they realized last year. The best riders, ropers &nd shooters of the far weat are entered in the vari ous riding rope throwing snd bucking: contests for which the merchants of the city have contributed liberal cash prises. Here will be collected the last remnants of the colorful "wild weaf of the Custer and "Buffalo Bill" days. Last year 100,000 persons attended the roundup and preparations are bo- which is termed the "World's Biggest 'rfan jiirMw o a - t,ut. in.. .m . this year. The San Jose Merchants Association, the Chamber of Com- Fort BL . rs Roundup" and to which San Jose "In vitea the world." Proceeds of the af fair are placed in tbe hands of a com AdT.mittee of Ssn Jose citlxens for dlstri- merce, the Realty Board, the Rotary club and all of the local fraternal or- Sugar 5.$3cts Henry rfafcrhouie frust Co, LW. Membtra Henelufu Stock and Bond exchange Fort and Merchant Streets Totepbono 12CT ganizatlona are behind the affair. Tbe cowboys and cowgirls will not only divide ST500 to bo presented In prizes but will ride, rope and shoot for valu able trophies contributed by mer chants and manufacturers thrtfighcut the state. The railroads are planning special trains and rates for the four days' carnival. 0 m NEW YORK. N. Y. In addition to an art collection valued at 11.000,000, bequeathed' to the Metropolitan Mo- seam of Art by tbe late Isaac Dudley Fletcher, it is learned that tho museum win receive the residuary estate, val ued at 15,000,000. Special bequesta amount approxi mately to tSOQ.000. ' The largest, of these, 1200,000, will-go to m son, Jef ferson Butler Fletcher, author and professor at Columbia University. Horace Fletcher, brother of tbe dead millionaire aad widely known ae the originator of iretcherism," will re ceive an annuity of 15000. Included la the bequest to the Met ropolitan Museum of Art Is a string of pearls which Mr. Fletcher spent ten years in gathering and which, ft is said, is valued at $500,000. I M IslaHtPfd.ducts!; Ask Your Dealer -for- these' SfCCIAU; tfew lot c toaBenrradi XMC&'yf TiX lit i Ib Idaad Pcii, selsct.8clbi (Cheaper than caimed pest) , Irish Potatoes Sctd fia lh. If you eannct get . them at any ether Atand.sl theat rttall fig irta call at . ... Tenltcria! Msflttting Division-' V; . Msunakea 8t, bssp Quean t v v. v p H 0 N E 1 840 ;- v Large Aatertment' of r FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS"' on salt at thi'marksC WATCH THIS -AD DAILY. 1 ; ; " intkofftoryojfayrtn otection for the ; Future " What a comfort it is to know that those de pendent upon yon are protected not only for tne present bnt forthe future as well. Y Afake your Will NOW, naming the Hawaiian .Itnst Company as Executor or Trustee. . By so doing you will completely, safeguard the best Jhicxestf of your heirs and make certain that yap asseis 01 yutrr eataie win De nanaiea in sncn Xainer as to produce the largest possible in come from them. 1 r A. consultation with our Officers concerning V ifclt fnatter will place you under no obligation vof ; any kind. ftONOLUtU, T. H. Si 9 Back Easlt Excursions On the dates named below the Santa ft will sell excursion tickets to many east ern cities at a reduction of over 25 per cent from the round trip rates ordinar ily in effect. These excursion tickets are good on the California Limited as well as on our four other daily trains to the East. The dates of these excursions from Cali fornia are: June 11. 12, 16, 17, 26, 27, 30. July 1, 2, 16, 17, 24, 25, 31 Other dates may be announced later. Call, phone or write H. E. VERNON, General Agent, 926 Fort St, Honolulu Phone 4023 1 -D Protect your car with at I Aetna Automobile Policy I Castle & Cooke, Ltd. j Qeneral Insurance Agents Fort and Merchant Streeta g' HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., Ltd. y ' b X Stocks and Bonds 'Real Estate Insurance & Safe Deposit Vaults 1 Authoriied by law to act as Trustees, Extca. y tors, Administrators and Otirdians v u nl: - Enisi your surplus capital' in your own and your fam ily's welfare. Start a Sav ings Account. 4 Interest Paid on Savings Deposits. Bank of Hawaii Ltd. Fort and Uerchant J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD. STOCK BROKERS Information Furnished and Loans Made Merchant Street Star Building Phone 1S72 Mone&to Loan HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OP HAWAII, LIMITED 81S Fert S treat Telephone S529 Keep your SAVINGS In a safe place. We pay 46 Interest BISHOP A COM KAN Y. Alexander a Baldwin Limited Sugar Factors Commission Merchants and Insurance Agtsts Agents far Hawaiian Cbaaaerdal 4 8xay Conpaay. Haiin Btxsar Coeaaaay. Pala Plaatatloa COspiay. Afrlcaltaral Coapaay. Hawaiian Sugar Coapaay. Xaaalai Juilroad Coapaay. McBryde Sugar Coapaay. Kahullu RaUroad Coapaay. Kai Irott A Lead ca, LW. Hoaolas Raaca. The National City Company New York San Francisco INVESTMENT BONDS H. A. BRUCE 100 Bant of Hawaii Bids. TaL Itlt Protective Agency of Hawaii DAY AND NIGHT Patrols. Phone 1411, S A t Elite Bldg. WM, E. MILES, Mgr. E. C. PETERS -210 MeCandleea Bldg. Honolulu, T. H. Stocks. Bonds, Securities, Leant Negotiated, Trust Estates Managed P. H. BURNETTE T9 Merchant St. Phone 184S NOTARY PUBLIC Commissioner of Osede California and New York Draws: Wills, Deeds, Mortgages and all Legal Documents c DiiEiu a ca (LIMITCO) SUGAR FACTORS COMMISSION MERCHANTS) -SHIPPING AND INSURANCE AGENTS PORT ST HONOLULU, T, H. Vke-Preeldent and Secrsiarr iVfTLEY :V1co.PreslSnt E. A. R. ROSS Treasure i VX. Olrecter ?55 Olrector a a MAY Dlrtottr Inourance B. F. DILLINGHAM- CO, LTD. PHOITB 4915 , Fire, Life. Accident, Cempenaatien SURETY BONOS LORD-YOUrTO Engineering Co., Ltd. Engineers and Contractere Pantheon Block Honolulu, T. H. Telephone, 2S10 and 4587 Navel Oranges CHUN H00N Kakaultke, nr. Queen Phone 3M2 CHOP 8UI IS North King Street Call and see our brand new CHOP SUI HOUSE Everything Neat and Clean Tables may be reserved by phone No. 1713 Prest-o-Lite Storage Battery Service If your battery Is not acting rlht. call and see oa for free adrlce. ACETYLENE LIGHT V AGENCY CO. ... Huataea aff Bovth. Honolulu Ltd. Fort Street, near Queen Transacts a reneral BaaWas Basiaeaa. Iarltea your aecenat tad r0a anteet safe aad efflcleat serrice. Exchinse, Letters of Credit and Travelers' Cheeks Issaed on principal points. Coble Transfers THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED Capital faasertaed. . .yea S,08S,S9S Capital paid ep yea t0,00dW Reserre foods y HJ90,0(J5 S. AWOKI, Ucal Manager FOR RENT Electricity, gas, screens in all aooses Fine 2-bedroom house; sarafe; fjfl. S-bedroom house; garaxe; 125. Small cottage la town; S14. J. H. SCHNACK S42 Ksahvwami St. Tefepnant S3S LUMBER Paints, Plumbing Swpptlss, 8aUdlns Mauiiala. Prtees lew. Houees built en Inetalment plan. Chalet Hfvse Lets for sale. CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD Telephone S47S P. a Bex 131 PACIFIC ENGINEERING COMPANY, LIMITED Consulting, ree'inlnoj ne) Con structlng Engineers Bridges, BtrHllnta, Concrete Strao tares. Steel Structures, 8aattiry sys tems. Reports, ano Xfftiaxtw ea rr.