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Drink
IKON PORT
at all fountain
a soothing, cooling refresh
in drink for every summer
day.
Suggestions for
June Bride Gifts
Tea Wag ons
Sterling Silver In Gift Case
Wonderful New Glassware In
Colors
Italian Marble Statuary
Shimatzi Bronte
Vases, Jardlaieres, Bowls and
Incense Burners.
Community Sliver, always ac
ceptable China Dinner Sets
Beautiful New Service Plates
Oven Baking Glass in Silver
frames
Electric Portables
Cut Glass
This Immense Gift Store is
tie logical place to bur Wedding
Gifts.
17. .1V. -D&nocd & Co., Ltd.
Honolulu Phone 4937
(EOT!
w a w v tivsy 'VV4M
f ortable, ralerpfoof , and
wear longer than leather,
Put on your worn shoes,
for black
or tan
fofiWhite
It's a good wajr to save.
HQtin
Ivv ;' ; rcrt and
Hotel Hts.
Also at REGAL SHOE,
STORE H5te!; andFori
-
Full
iiriinn
James A, Farrel, the president of the U: S. Steel Cor,
poration; the itatic concern that is playing ich an '
important part in the world war, started to work at
16 in a wre milt
His motto was: Work Hard and Save Money.
His advancement-was steady and quick
Today he stands in the front rank of world financiers,
; V success builtr without doubV upon" the investments
that h earlyavings made possible.
Youpwe it to yourself, your family and your. country
to start saving: wisely today.
We pay 4 "per cent interest on time deposits.
Bishop &ompaiiy
.l '::ilerchant Street
:: Business
75 BEET SUGAR FACTORIES PRODUCE
734,577 TONSJIORADO LEADING
Interesting facta and figure have rado leads with 2?5.'J8S, California 210.
A. M. Novell, secretary of the Sugar, 896. Utah 79.820. M'.ctigan C2.250, Ne
Faetora Cotnoanr. on the 1816-17 beetibraeka Idaho 4J.503. Ohio 16,-
Factor's Company, on the 191S-17 beet
,' sugar industry on the mainland par
ticularly in regard to the individual
states.
In the fifteen states where beet
1 sugar Is now raised 75 mills are
1 operated as follows: Michigan 15,
Colorado 14, California 12. Utah 11.
, Idaho 5, Ohio 4, Nebraska 3, Wiscon
sin 3. Wyoming 2. Indiana, Illinois,
Kansas. Minnesota, Montana and Ore
gon 1 each. There are also 15 new
mills belnc erected and five now
operating.
Of the 734,577 tons produced Colo-
ASK OFFERS FOR
Advertisements have been issued
i from the office of territorial attorney
general for bids on supplies for Oahu
prison from July 1, 1917, to Juno 30,
1918. Bids will be opened on June 27.
Included in the amounts asked for
are 40,452 pounds qf fresh bread; SI,
000 pounds cf pilot bread; 72,000
1 pounds of beef; CO dozen red blankets;
100 bags of bran; and 18 dozen
brooms.
The list Includes articles of many
sorts, a total of 25 separate bids being
asked. Hay to the amount of 40,000
pounds will be needed, and ice amount
ing to 24,000 pounds. It is estimated
that the prisoners will est ,80,000
pound of pod during the year along
with some 11,000 pounds of. salmon.
Other supplies are asked in propor
tion. HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL'S
1917, CROP 53,812 TONS
(Special SUr-B nils tin Oomsvondeac.)
" WAlLUKUv June 17. Somewhat
earlier than usual, the Hawaiian Com
mercial and Sugar company ' finished
its grinding of the 1917 crop last Sat-
urday night. . The total output was
58,81. ton, -. considerable reduction
over, iast, year, crop, wnicn yielded
59,035 "tons of sugar. The cane has
run light this rear on the plantation
due to more or less unfavorable
weather conditions.
The outlook for the 1918 crop Is
especially good at the present' time.
He Culman Co.,Ltd
: Jewelry and fibtxvenlrs
1
lilIvbrt St.
At Half Prise
See 0'iT,viiril5w; display.
:1
-
rv
Fort opi "Catholic Church
PRISON SUPPLIES
To '
m mm i 1
JAPANESE
BAZAAR
13
And
212 and Wisconsin, yoming, Indiana,
Illinois, Kanp&s, Minnesota, Montana
and Oregon together 53,354.
California produce the most sugar
per factory with Colorado second raise from JS.(KK.t"0 to siu.vw.wn.
while Colorado In . rn slices out the were written into the war tax bill to
most beets per factory with Nebraska j day by the senate finance committee,
second. The largest factories are the The provisions would require persons
Snreckels Suear Company situated at! drawing checks and drafts for more
Spreckela California and the Ameri-
can Beet Susar Company of Oxnard,
California. The former Droduces 45.
000 and the latter 3C.000. The 191P-17
harvest amounted to 5.504,707 tons of
beets.
" t M M .
rroaperuy is Demg experience 07
the American sucar company accora-
tog to the Christian Science Monitor
of June 2, whicn says:
AMERICAN SUGAR
REPORTS GAINS
"Never in Its 26 years of corporate ; Reconsideration of the proposed re
activity has American Sugar done as ,peal of law glvlng gugar reflners
wen irom me stanupomi vi uei pruim
a aunng tne live raonms since jan -
H&fy 1.
"It is a story of capacity operations
interrupted to some extent by several
weeks of strike. Added to this has
been a gradual rise in the price of
raw sugars.
The abnormal demand for refined
sugar has enabled the refiners to sell
without strict observance of the fluc
tuations from day to day, or week to
week to the raw market American
Sugar has, for example, held lta price
firm for the last five weeks. And dur
ing this time the price of raws has
varied as much as Vi cent per pound.
"It Is understood that during the
five months since Jan. 1 this company
has been realizing net profits at the
rate of better than $35 a share.
"It is only fair to remember that
the first half year Is always better
with American Sugar than the second
half. At the same time, unless there
should be a serious break in the price
of raw sugars, the company will come
through 1917 with a record volume of
net earnings. In 1916 the common
share profits were IS. 4 per cent on
$45.000,O0O.
1917 TOBACCO INDUSTRY
HAS BRIGHT PROSPECTS
-
I That the outlook for the Kona
tobacco Industry is particularly bright
"thls year is the report which comes
from there. The weather has been held there was "no merit' in the con
partlculaVly favorable for. the growing tention of the government under
of tobacco and with the-foreign sup- strict interpretation of the Pickett
ply cut off because of the war domes-law." which modified the withdrawal
tic tobaccos are to great demand and j order.
the prices are high. ) A suit against the North American
For many years the tobacco growers OH company was uismissed by the
on Hawaii have been barely able to , ground that the Pioneer
brak even but if this year's returns ! Midway Oil company was an actual
come up to expectations the Industry j "fa bona fide claimant at the date of
is expected to receive a big boom. tne withdrawal order and was dill
There axe two varieties of tobacco ! gently engaged in prospecting for oil
commended by the Federal agricul
tural department and claimed to be
the finest wrapper tobacco produced
and the other a Cuban variety which
for several years Las been grown by
the big Connecticut farms with ex
cellent results.
SLACK TOURIST TRADE
AFFECTS REALTY MARKET
. That the tourist trade in Honolulu
has considerable influence on the real
estate business is an Interesting state
ment made this week by one of the
well known real estate men here.
He pointed out that with the city
full of visitors many local people in
vest their money in land for the pur
pose of building small cottages to
rent Now that the tourist trade has
fallen off, due to the war, be- savs,
real estate sales have proportionately
fallen off with the result that sales
are few and scattered.
WAILUKU SUGAR CO.
EMPLOYES GARDENING
WAILUKU, June 17. The employes
6f the Wailuku Sugar company, in the
three districts cf Wailuku. Walhee
and Walkapu have gardens planted to
the total extent of about 8 acres.
Sweet potatoes form the principal
crop with some beans. About tbrea
times this area will be ultimately
planted on this plantation.
Crops in Camden County, N. J., suf
fered material? from .hail. Young
fruit was cut from the tree.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
CALIFORNIA-HAWAIIAN DEVEL
OPMENT COMPANY. Location prin
cipal place of business, San Francisco,
California.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeung 01 me uoara 01 uireciors neia j Cuban tax is 20 cents a bag of 320
th 28th day of March. 1917, an assess- pounds, and there is an additional levy
ment of one cent (lc) per share was Qf $ per cent on net profits. Cuba's
levied upon the capital itock of the;offjcia estimate of her crop this year
corporation, payable April 28th, 1917, s 2,800,000 tons,
in United States gold coin, to Harry m t
A. Kunz, Treasurer, at the office of PREPARES DATA FOODSTUFFS,
the company, Room 859 Mills Building, ! j. m. Westgate of the United
Bush and Montgomery street, San ' states experiment station haa gone to
Francisco, California. Any stock; Maui to assist Frederick G. Krauss
upon which this assessment shall re-; in preparing data on beans, sweet
main unpaid on the 24th day of May,! potatoes and peanuts. Later he goes
1917, will be delinquent and advertised to Hawaii to install Roy A. Goff as
for: sale atpublic auction, and unless head of the Glenwood experiment sta
payment is made before, will be sold'tion, who succeeds J. B. Thompson,
on TUESDAY, the 26th day of Junewo is returning to his farm to Ari-
1917, to pay the delinquent assess-
ment, together with the ost of adver
Using and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
HARRY A, KUNZ, Secretary.
Office Room 859 Mills Building,
Buob end Montgomery
Fra Cisco, Cal
, March. 28th, 1917.
streets, San
Financ
ial
iSEITORS FAVOR
NEW STAMP TAX
WASHINGTON. D.
C, June 7.
cents on bank
New stamp taxes of
'Checks and drafts of more than $5. to
than 15 to axxif the stamps so familiar
during the Spanish-American war.
- ! AH other documentary stamp taxes
o fthe house bill, estimated to raise
, $33,000,000, were adopted except those
on surety and indemnity bonds, which
were exempted. The committee de
cided, however, to reduce the house
. tax of 8 cents a oack on Dlavinz cards
,to 3 cents fcr decks costing under 15
! cents.
Consumption taxes on sugar, cof
fee, tea and cocoa were fixed finally
as previously announced after recon
sideration; except that the rate on
raw cocoa was reduced to 3 cents a
: pound and that on prepared cocoa and
products increased to 5 cents. The
8Ugar Ux of half a cent R 2
. cents on coffee aod 5 cenU 0Q tea
tnri
'"drawback" allowances
on exports
; Wfi.
st1nrTitr1 trvlav hut a lriinn
Tn-sj! nOKfnnnpd Final settlement of
the pnbUsDer8. and po8Sibiy of
other important questions is looked
tomArrftw
Senator Simmons tonight said he
adhered to his former estimate that
the commlttee probabiy will complete
the revised bill with an aggregate tax
levy of around $1,500,000,000 on Sat
urday and present it to the senate
aboBt mlddle of next weejL
mm
U.S. IS LOSER IN
TDREE OIL SUITS
Further information concerning the
decisions handed down by Federal
Judge R. S. Bean at Los Augeles
against the government in its suits
filed to recover oil land under the
Taft withdrawal .order and which in
vestors consider favorable to Hono
lulu Consolidated- Oil whose case is
now pending, has been received here.
suit
A liC gUTCIUUCUI. nun VUIJ UUC VI 1UUI
j The favorable opinions in question
were those of the suits against the
Record, Caribou and Consolidated Mu-
tual Oil companies in which the court
In a, modified decree granted in the
case of the Thirty-two Oil company,
involving a whole section, the court
ruled that "L. N. McMurty, who made
the original locations, did not retain
possession in good faith for the ben
efit of other locators," and therefore
the -lands "were acquired through
fraud." The court's opinion however,
eliminated the Thirty-two .company
and other defendants.
The Berkshire Oil, Standard Oil and
General Pipe Line companies and
others were named as defendants to
the suits decided for the government
by Judge Bean. Violation of the with
drawal order was alleged.
WILL PURCHASE METAL
DESKS FOR SENATORS
Hawaii senators will sit at new
desks to the 1919 territorial session,
according to Charles F. Chillingworth,
president of the 1917 senate, who said
today that he is looking into the mat
ter of having metal desks installed.
Surplus cash in the territorial al
lowance to the senate for the past ses.
slon amounted to between $4000 and
55000, Chillingworth says., which will
be used in part for the new furniture.
New desks for the representatives
were installed before the recent ses
sion. These are of koa, but the sen
ator is of the opinion metal desks
will be more permanent.
CUBAN SUGARTAX CUTS
PROFITS $3 PER BAG
NEW YORK, June 7. Sugar taxes
Imposed by the Cuban government as
a revenue measure to prosecuting the
war against Germany will reduce the
producers' net profits on each bag to
S3, or approximately 1 cent a pound,
as compared with an earlier estimated
profit of 39 a bag, according to a
statement Issued here today by the
Republic of Cuba News Bureau. The
ion. Westgate will probably return
next Saturday.
EXTRA DIVIDEND DECLARED.
In addition to the regular dividend
of 65 . cents a chare, the Oahu Rail
wav & Land Co. on Fridav declared
y paid an extra dividend of 60 centa
la share on 50,000. shares, a total of
'$20,000. . : , ;
ON BAN
CHECKS
News :
H0N0LULU0L
TAKES SPURT
Demand for Pioneer Mill Company
' stock was more accentuated than for
any other stock on the local exchange
this morning with several blocks
changing hands at 36;. Otherwise
trading on the board was llgot. Over
the week-end 30 shares of McBrrde
Changed hands at the ruling market
figure. There was a wide disparity
between the price bid for Haiku sugar
and the last sale, the value dropping
to $200 as against $245 on last sale.
Koloa Sugar went up to $176 on price
asked as against $170 on last sale.
Among the unlisted securities Call for.
nia Development stock dropped to 3
cents bid. Montana Bingham went up
3 points on amount bid. A block of
4000 shares of this stock changed
hands at 35 and 36.
Honolulu Oil took another spurt,
500 shares going at $4.23.
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Monday, June 18.
MERCANTILE
Alexander A Baldwin
C. Brewer 4 Co
SUGAR
Ewa Plantation Co.
Haiku Sugar Co
Hawaiian Agr. Co
Hawn. Com. A Sugar Co.
Hawaiian Sugar Co.
Honokaa Sugar Co
Honomu Sugar Co
Hutch I neon Sugar Plant.
Kahuka Plantation Co. ..
Kekaha 8ugar Co
Koloa Sugar Co.
MeBryde, Sugar Co Ltd.
Oahu Sugar Co.
id Asked
275 290
455
S3 33 '4
200 210
48',
37
'a
37
178'
10'2 10
29 292
14'4
58
XtVz '26"
'45"
36 37
26 264
'20"
"0 "5
. 2 '
4i" "tVz
14. .....
Y.'.Y. '20"
160
iy
Oiaa Sugar Co., Ltd
Onomea Sugar Co. ......
Paauhau Sugar Plant, Co.
Pacific Sugar Mill
Paia Plantation Co.
Pepeekeo Sugar Co
Pioneer Mill Co
San Carlos Milling Co...
waialua Agr, Co
Wailuku Sugar Co
MISCELLANEOUS
Endau Dev. Co . Ltd
1st Is Assess. 65 pc. Pd
2nd Is. Assess. 90 sc. Pd
Haiku Fruit & Pack- Pfd.
Haiku Fruit A Pack, Com
Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc. A..
Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pC B . .
Hawaii Con. Ry. Com
Hawaiian Electric Co. ...
Hawn. Pineapple Co. . . .
Hon. Brew. A Malt. Co...
Hon. Gaa Co., Ltd
Hon. R. T. A L Co
InteMsland Steam Nav..
Mutual Teleohone Co. ..
Oahu Railway A Land C
Pahana Rubber Co.
Selama-Dlndlnas Plan, Pd.
ssiama-Dindtnp P u pc
Tanjong Olok Rubber Co.
BONOS .
Beach Walk Imp. Dist..
Hamakua Ditch Co, 6s. .
Hawaii Con. Rtf. 6 do...
85"
Hawaiian Irr. Co 6s....
Haw. Ter. 4 pc Refund . .
Haw. Ter. 4 oc Pah. Imoa.
70
Haw. Terr. Pub. Imp. 4 pc
Hawn. Terr'L, pc
Honokaa 8ugar Ca 6 pc
95
'Q 0
Hon. Gas Co, Ltd, Bs...
Kauai Ry. Co- 6s
IWk
Manoa Imp. OlsL s pc..
McBryde Sugar Co- 6e...
Wx 100
.
Mutual Telephone, 5s ...
Oahu Railway A Laud Co.
Oahu Sugar Cc, 6 pc. . . .
Olaa SSugar Co, 6 pc...
110
pacific Guano A For. Co.
100
100
100
Pacific 8ugar Mill Cow 6s
Ssn Carlos Milling Co...
I I I I
Between Boards: Sales: 10 lie.
Bryde, 10.62: 5 Walalua. 26.25.
Seaslon Sales: 15, 15, 10. 25 Plonser,
3S.75; 6 walalua, 26; 7 KeJca, 170.
Latest sugar quotation: 66 deg. test.
689 centa. or 1117.80 per ton.
Sugar 5.89cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Ltd. Members Honolulu 8tock and Bond
Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 12Ct
FEDERAL SITE
The federal building site Is now un
der cultivation and is gradually tak
ing the appearance of a young farm.
The Boy Scout of Honolulu Saturday
afternoon turned out la large numbers
to coax mother earth and today pota
toes, beans and other-vegetables are
struggling to da their part by grow
ing. 0
Represented in tne scout turn-out
were many troopt. Troop 1 had 12 out
of possible IS members to the field.
Troop Vlir had enough scouts p res en
to take over a large tract and Troop
VII, which hajWn busy all week on
its plat, waS wel! represented. Then
there were a large number of Queen's
Own. and scouts from Troop V stood
guard Saturday end Sunday nights to
see that tools were not snitched 0
tender new-planted shoot molested.
Troop VI made the smallest shojv
ing, with only five scouts present
Scoutmaster Hucton intends to in
crease this number.
E. H. R. Green of New York, sub
scribed for $5,000,000 In Liberty
bonds through the Terrell National
Bank of which he is a director. He :s
the son of Hetty 'ireeu.
Under a request by the Governor,
every Mary lander stood for a moment
at noon flag day to salute the Stars
and Stripes.
CROPS SO
NON
TRUSTS N'
REAL ESTATE LOANS
STOCKS and BONDS
INSURANCE SAFE DEPOSITS
Stafnitt runt CWSfiL
Bethel Street
Protect
1 Aetna Automobile Policy
Castle &
43 General Insurance Agents
11 n.riii
7 . HAWAIIAN 1KU3I IV..LIQ.
Sin
Real Estate
L tP Anthorixed by
your sarplns capital in
your own and your fam
ily's welfare. Start a Sav
ings Account.
4
Interest Pair on Savings
Deposits.
Bank of Hawaii,
Port and. Merchant
Bank ol
Honolulu
Ltd.
Fort Street, near Queen
Transact a general Banklns
Business.
Invites your account and guar
antee safe and efficient service.
Exchange, Letters of Credit and
Travelers Check issued on
principal point.
Cable Transfers
E. C. PETERS .
210 McCandlea Bldg.
Honolulu, T. H.
Stocks, BoraJs Securities, Loans
Negotiated, Trust Estates
Managed .
Keep your
SAVINGS
in a safe place. We pay 4 Interest
BISHOP & COMKANY.
P. H. BJRNETTE
79 Merchant St Phone 1848
NOTARY PUBLIC
Commissioner of Deed
California and New York
Draws: Wills, Deeds, Mortgages and
all Legal Documents
Insurance
B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD.
PHONE 4915
Fire, Life, Accident, Compensation
SURETY BONDS
Money to Loan
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HAWAII, LIMITED
816 Fort Street Telephone SS29
LUMBER
Pasnts, Plumbing Supplies, Building
Materials. Prices low. Houses built
on Instalment plan. Choice House
Lota for sale.
CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD.
Telephone 2478 P. O. Box 95
JAPANESE SILK GOODS
!
I
En 1st
AND EMBROIDERIES
SAYEGUSA
3120 NUUANU STREET, JUST ABOVE HOTEL
Phone 3646
your car with an
Cooke. Ltd. S
Fort and Merchant Streets
111 Tni irm nt 1 j
Stocks and Bonds
Insurance
law to act as Trustee. Execu-
tora Administrators and Guardians
Alexander!
Baldwin
Limited
Sugar Factors
Commission Merchants
and Insurance Agents
Agents for
Hawaiian Commercial A Sugar
Company.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Pal Plantation Company.
Usui Agricultural Company..
Hawaiian - 8natarmiiM V1' -f
7l
Aanuui itauroad Company.
McBryde Sugar Company.
Kahullu Railroad Company.
Kauai Fruit Land Co, Ltd.
Honolua Ranch.
C.
(LIMITED)
SUGAR FACTORS ,,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
8HIPPINQ AND INSURANCS
'AGENTS
FORT 8T HONOLULU, T. M.
List of Officers and Directors:
E. F. BISHOP........ president
a H. ROBERTSON...
Vice-President; and Manager
R. lVERS-.;,.pV...
Vice-President end Secretary
A. GARTLEY . Vlce-Prssldf nt
E. A. R. ROSS TMasurer
GEO. R. CARTER Director
C H. COOKE Olrector
J. R. OALT Olrector
R. A. COOKE Director
D. G. MAY Director
I
J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD.
8TOCK BROKERS
Information furnished and Loans
' ;Mde.
Merchant 8tret Star Building
1 Phone 1872
THE YOKOHAMA 8PECIE BANK,
LIMITED
Capital subscribed. . .yen 41,000,000
Capital paid up yen 20,000.000
Reserve funds yen 21.300,000
8. AWOKI, Local Manager
FOR RETNT
Electricity, gaa, screens to all hom es
Fine 3-bedroom house: caraxa: 120
2-bedroom house; garage; $25.
Fine furnished house; garage; $40.
J. H. SCHNACK
842 Ksahumanu St. Telephone 333
PACIFIC ENGINEERING
COMPANY, LIMITED
Consulting, Tet jnlng and Con
etrvctlng Engineers
Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Strue
tures. Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys
tems, Reports and Estfihatee on Pro
jects. Phone 1045.
AND CURIOS, K
0N03
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