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Bytfcxjcans ;
Details st the murder At Treey. Cal,
. cm July Vf NieU Anderses, aauv
verintendent for .the Jlineral Products
. Company. hxltV turtles f?whirh -was
carried try the tar-Bxiletl3 last wee,
rrsct llsnoluln today 7 ttaU-
Anders tn was with his -wife to ma
?A.utometHle ? taTltoX 'wKh.' Henry
Schmidt wliea he was approached by
three Mexicans: "3a sn'aitmatian on
cd the strangers drew knife and
" slashed at Afiderfctn. Henry ScJnnidt
Jr, grabbed ;the assailant, aaatcbing
. -the wtapon aweyvV"; v??:-':'??"
The aiexlean brew's moirer and
Tired at And.reen?the ullet lodging
la lacs. - Anderaea died soon sltcr-
m-ard, TwaaioiaXwererawdat
IkEi2t,;it nid The the
trio aa.' TH shooting attracted
Tpwd etf-tsesfc-A assured v snore
- ran alter th t f ugftlses, T who , Ced
,s cross cosntry. : -; ?. rt -v
In the ranalt IhereWas a fasinade
.cf revolver -firing, during which Aar
ersens slayer tu hct nr.''..f '
- Tfce 2er kept cci. st,
cf them n3 later rouaded, up. -
TTtie TrtBtmerr 'rcfcstl' tor dtacke
Ihetr ecty.' ' Anieraen- aaU 4fce
saen wera atracgcri.V; .' j -: 't. v
-No toie teeised To'crT'Ula tht
ressta tar the rt'.-cS. .-ilra, Anderaea
wzn prostrated tj tbe tji ootids A tier
!:r:hand- She-fcenrlf xsrrowlj eacap-
c a a bullet,
rrv.:t ' cf . Asderaea'i
r : a rmaciB co Exanv
; izii Use, tya:
a rsse flw
rrutles rus-cJ
ito a J20l of 251
:a ttl acrr:
;a- mat tCTrounoea
-t to trzch two Mex-
-rs, ' cue
cf vL&si hai card ere a
; crsco, rrr cri-iea5ent m
:::e liberal Products Coiujiary- The
:ob had fired the Jail and were pre
; to item it vhea the shorl2
r.d his eta tr:ived. i .. -r "''.--.
-Hieks, :.a 1-2. lrt!:en speed
-Its to fet to V? fcene from Stock
. trcke lro t'a trsry throng, and
: zr a parley tct the crowd to Hb
er:?. He was pernilttcl urmelested
o t -..-e C ? rriscr--3 t3 .rttchton.- An-
r--a t' ::r hill
; - "y .ircaad
.throush. the
a crowd of
-cd, quichly
ndv posse
: ' rf '"ex
v.ui at-
la
a xu:
whea
- f
t
.c:ds
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"rccy c!t
rt:r tie
wc,
"After the
jri peers', had heen put
: . the rHIr-rs xzzit for
1 1
lr;t it T is tct. r.-e. til ihe
s were rut ox:t. " . :
v:.s f-t to rtockton.
A tl.3 crcT-.l T -3 i -r'.cjed wR.h by
3 l:cil c:::;::s i .la. tine. The
:::"-!;: Eltv '..criy r?r!Iy -devel-
::.:t that
CT
It 13 much a niriabs. to csnd ct pocf printing as
to c ir:3va pecrly lrcccid rnlhA out to 31 your
, r-scb. Eiihcr may do yoii mcre trm than gooci
H::r lliat xa mind rIi5a:ypu xisst fcivc'a'.:drai&
;'fc!'J.Vfcttcr IiCkifir any clhcr'jp
ICccp it cut cf jtlte,:3?te
THE BEST
" : Is to hive your printing up to the gtaricjr.rd tiatwil'
- reflect, the quality of the goofb and : the buaness
pclicy of the:
i.i t..
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FEEIf SAVS EXPOIff (HROL 140 11$ A YEAR
VILL KflT AFFECT PRICES IR U. S. GOES TO FRARCE:
' f. A?
The President ba made tbar faOr
bis atatemeal wttb regard to ttw pol
icy f essort cootroi:
lt fa taportaat that. the eonatry
rhould SBderstaad Jeet what t Ixk
tesded la ike cootre f exports' wfeirh
Sa aJbout to be. andertakea. taS since
the aover la tcated by the CeKareas
in the President 1 cz speak wta
tboiit ooncenxlag tt The exports
oaadl wlfl be merely ad i leery to
the rreaidest :
There wtO, of eoeraev be? bo prenf
tdtioa ( exports. .The aorn al eoaree
of trade arm be teterfereJ wlti ae
litUe as poasIUe, aadv aa tar am poa
elhle. only tea ahaorma eoorae dV
rected. The -alkoJe object wta be to
direct exports in such a way that they
will so first and fey preference where
they are most needed and most tone
diaietj seeded, aad Uarperafiy - to
withhold them. If. neeeaaary, waere
they can beat be spared v '
Duty te tepefy Atliea Cenerooeiy ' ; '
Our svxstary datyjj.the anuter of
foodxtaffs and Ske seeeasarfea. e
see te it that the peopiea- assoctsted
with aa in the war 5et aa geaerons
a proportion aa poeaiUe of oar'sor
plus; fret ft wCI also be oar wtaa
aod pxrpoae to aepply the nentral aa
tlons araosa peeplea depend apoa sa
for auch supplies as nearly la propor
tkra to tlieir aeed aa the aammt to
be Prided iemlta. . V
tThere wl tkna hel&tia cacdt put
upon the Toluoe of exports, and the
prices obtained tor them will not-he
affected by this reulattoa,
. mo poUcy arCl be eartled eat.
111
Altboush m ateOstte 'I acthaa - was
taken the board cf taU trade Thura
day afternoon asain dlacnxsed hw
caeation cf trow Jong he Carat'
ral should last and the extent of the
celebration,-..yr,r C-r'XTSi i?::tr
JU a meeting lajd meek rht board
went on record by reacfiatknt a re
commendlas - that - the ' Carxdvai be
held with ao ualirjict restriction
hot yesterday -an ,ttezcpt was made
to reconsider the resoratioa and set
a , time lima.; ' .
Cd TowEe. who made tne juetion,
said that the directors cf the 'Cham
ber d-Craanerce had reoccam ended a
two-dsy CanJral and he brliered the
retail traces ahoali Ia J:e-ikB.;: .; -:
Jchn EffU:er settled the-taatter
I y 4Cccl-r':s tLe" dric ersas.lsIIMis
ilzz'.l t.t tate the XIiJ-raci3c tf
ciral ccTzxrS.tie ty tie throat and ten
It what to o. It is slisply asking l3
lor our claicm." - - - .
Raymond C Brown Stotttr olnteJ
out that the aci&ioa of the cUrectet!
was not Lzsl fcrt cniy a recommenda
lira ta the taenlrrs'ef the chamber.
"Say. Jiau hare tou hot, and cow
water ia jour Zicmser , "Ecre I lavre.
Ccld water lor airy acrsestlona I anay-fan
tarpca to cake, and hot waler Cha
rest of the time." Baltimore Amcri-
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WAY TO D OB GE THE
nrmi
PIUHTIKG DEPARTMENT
fj.frl
ti M
125 Merchant Sfreev
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set by probihitlve regulations, there
fore, but by a system pf Ueenaing
expert which will he aa aim ply or
ganized and administered aa possible,
sev'as te eonsrUata no Impediment
t the normal Soar of commerce. la
brief, the free play of trade will not
be arbUrarQy Interfered with; U will
only -be Intelligently and system ti
caHj directed to the light ot faH in
formation with regard to needs and
market conditions- throughout th
world and the'necefltltiea of our peo
ple at home and the- armies of our
associates abroad.
Survey of WheaVd Cam Supply
. The government Is taxing., or has
taken, stepe to ascertain, for example,
iaat what the ara liable present sup
ply cf wheat and corn is remaining
from the crapa of last year; to lean
frost each, cf the ctxmtriea exporting
these foodstnfla from the United
State what their pnrchaaea In this
country now are," where they are
stored, and what their needs are. ta
crder that are may adjast tbinga so
far aa poesihla to ovr own need and
free stacks; and thin information Is
in. eourae of hetnr rapidly supplied,
- The caae- of wheat and corn win
serre aa an. fCostration of . ail . the
real of feuppQea ot aH kinds. Our
trade can be auccesefolly and profit
ably condncted now, the war noshed
to a . Ticteriona 'iaaues and the needs
ct onr earn people and cX the other
people wah whom we are atfH free
to trade efficiently met only by aya
ten atic dlreetlea; , and that la what
wOX.be attempted.
' .nnrOODROW. WILSONS
BIG RISE in WAGES UI ,
; KETHERLAriDS FOLLOWS
OUTBHEAKOF THE'WAR
TH2 ; HACTJF4 NnBerIanda.Row
eonelderabJy wases Bavw risen la the
wtrik ta m f rtxtn i
shew by Rgnre just published by the
Cntri nareaa ec SmtatKa. la tne
building trade facreasca are ahown
varying from 13 to it percent. In the
elothin trade, wares have rises by
It- te 2 per cent and piece rates by
about -1 per- ewrt awhile1 faereas e
varyteg, from 7 te 42 - per cent are
shown in the : bakery;. etzsiaesa.- f,---'
Wages' of farm hands, as a role,
hare. risen by II to Ht per cent. Sea
men at Cotterdanx are. reeerrhrg If to
2t per : eent xaore,; not taking; jjnto
account war bonhxes: ln Tjhe pamtins
and decoratinr trade niece rates have
mostly risen 40 to 79 per cent, and In
one or two ': cases ,100;' per cent and
more. Merchant marine . engtneera
engaged la the sener&I .cargo tram
hare mcw'Jnlryinebtalned1 wart
fncreasea varying irom f 25 to 10(T per
cent,'wtHe the aereases ta the coastal
atrrice rary ftonx Z2 ' to 'TS per cent
"Professor Dlgga,4he famoaa arca
aetogfst, f said ' te haw- discovered
half a v dosen buried cftJeev" Ura.
Disga oaght to be proud of him."
"WelL yes.; But she wtmld probahry
Lhave more respect for .hie ability as
explorer if ahe didnt have find
his hat for him nearly every time be
leaves the boawBInntegham Age-
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FOtlEACH FIGHTER
(From Daily financial America.)
.. How tremendoosly Important la the
building of ships may be appreciated
if yon take to heart these facts:
For every soldier we send to France
we will bare to ship 40 tons of stuff
per year. And thia does not include
the item of heavy guns, etc
If we send 500.000 men it will be
necessary Co ship upward of 20,000.
C00 tons of supplies per year. Yes
feels that carry 10.400 tons of freight
are not plentiful It would take 2,
C00 trtps.ot a 10,000 ton ship to tron
port the goods needed by an army
of that alxe. ,
Can you imagine 'what that means
In the line of ocean freighting? A
soldier's food runa between 3 and i
pouhda a day. For every man on the
firing line there is an expenditure
of ammunition averaging about 22
rounds per day. For every horse and
mule there la a food allowance that
is appalling when it la considered that
It has to be taken across the seas.
Cloths wear out with surprising rapid-
fty In war times..
But food and ammunition do not
begin to cover the? bulk of the freight
totaL There is no end of machinery
for trench b eliding; road building, rail
road building, etc. For every man
m the firings line there are three in
the rear: Supplies are used np faattr
than you would imagine. A break in
the volume of supplies would cripple
as army.
- Never in history did any nation
have each a gigantic task aa that
which this government has under
taken in sending an army to France
and preparing to. feed and supply it.
We surely, will send half a million
men. We may send a million. It is
possible we may be compelled to send
381111
a million and a. half or twomillion.
can grasp what that means
i fn ocean freight after you have fig
g .JJJ totaJ" In tons and shlpson
luc oci
have appreciation of what the people
ta Washington have before them.
: But they are endertaking still more.
They plan to feed Europe, to supply
arocbt of the cannon, the : shot, : the
hell, the supplies generally for, Ens
land, France, Russia and' Italy.
: . TJew yon may appreciate why we
need ship v ships, and 'ships. , If .wa
Itad ta Sand : the , 1,000,000 tone of
steel ships nnder. construction In
Americas yards: today we could end
the war 6 month earlier than it
probably wiirendX rr
' It ta not a lack of trained 'men that
hoida ua back. It's, lack of 'ahipsu'
" And when we haws the freight ships
that will net he enough! 1 Every freight
ski? wnr have" to te mvbyed across
to protect tt from - the U-boat
v Don't criUcixe Washington wlthbui
knowing thefacta. Always" believe
ni the men at the helm. - Those we
have ta office1 today htve joba big
ger thaa departmental- chiefs ever aa
snmed in. aB the history of the gov
eramenL : i -'-J .,v. W
The taska are made atl the bigger
hcaase they have developed sud
denly, becausd we are not a military
people, have not ' been a maritime
people inr the true sense of tfee word,
have bees careless, Improvident trust-
fal. y, y "'A ' SJ:yyyi , a -'C-
We need ships more ships and
then stOI more' and more ships. -,
Build them: - Help build them.-'
BRINGING RUSSIAN
v ;calb;dar todate v;
lStil Afi EARLY REFORM
fpik '1y' Amrtsati ttmii'i'&f'ylt':.
FXTBOGRAD. Russia. Bringing " sn
to date of the Russian calendar will be
one of the earliest reforms of the new
eovernment in "7 Eassla, ; although -op-position
la ' expected from eccalealas-
tlcal quarters. ; t? ; 1 -ryy k:
Any alteration of the calendar has
always been regarded aa an act of Im
piety by a large section of the Rcssian
people When the Grejorian calenda
of the Julian or Koman. three coun
tries Is Europe-rRnsaia, Sweden and
England refused to come Into Una
with the others. It was not until 1752
that England brought the celendar pp
to date. ; Sweden followed the ; next
year but Rnaala has persisted in re
maining isolated up to the' present.
The Julian calendar was eleven min
utes, ten seconds out of reckoning each
year, and the accumulation would now
amount to about thirteen days. r y
U. S. AND MEXICO TO , V
- WORK FOR CREATION .
; EL PASO, Teraa. Mexican consuls
snd consular agents in the United
Statea will cooperate .with the gover
nors of Mexican statea in finding: and
promoting marketa tor Mexican pro
dncte ia the United 8Utea. ; "This la
the piaa of Andrea Garcia, Inspector
General of Mesican consulates ta the
united. SUtet.' n 1 .- . ; -
The plan la to have " the ' Mexican
consular representatives in the United
Statea obtain from manufactnrera and
front government departments the
needs of American industries and pro
vide list of them, to the governors ot
the various statea who will send copies
of them to producers of the products
needed in the United SUtes. Mexico
produces much rubber, fiber, cotton,
wool, ioooj products and native woods.
BEWIL TRADES OBJECT V ,
V-T0 HOLIDAY ON JULY 31
Oppoaltios'to Registration Day be
ing a ' holiday was expressed by sev-
,eral membera of the -board of retail
itradea at ita meeting-Thursday after-
neon and S. Paxson, 1 manager of
T the ' Schaman Carriage Company,
.moved that It be restricted to only a
half holiday, v Many others, however, J
oenevea vtnai sues a motkm would
y be agaimrt the spirit fhe times and
ft wae withdrawn - and a resolution
' ' was' adopted pledging' the membera of
' the hoard to secure the -respiration
Birg;
' Montana Bingham 'experienced ita
first setback this morning. With
more stock dumped on the market
than could meet ready sale the price
after soaring yesterday to 9, droppeu
back to S6. Bingham was a heavy
trader, yesterday's operations sur
passing any since the boom started,
over &0.000 shares changing hands.
Enxela la another unlisted stock
that la jumping. It went np SO cents
over night, being quoted now at $6.7.
Thia morning 3tt aharea told at
and later 154 went for $6.75.
Hawaiian Pines took a bracer ia
view of the anticipated big pack with
operations soon to start tail blast. It
sold for S43.75.
With sugar close to tt cents, sugar
stocks stiffened even more. Pioneer
went to $38, Oahu to (30.75, Ewa to
133J. mm
' Honolulu StocI: Exchange
Friday, July IS.
MERCANTILE
Sid Aaked
281 . JVk .
4&0
Alexander Batdwln
C Brewer A, Co.
: SUGArt
Ewa Plantation Co.
Haiku Sugar Co. .......
Hawaiian Agr. Co. ......
H awn.: Com. A Sugar Co.
Hawaiian Sugar Co.
Henokaa Sugar Co. . . . . .
Honomu Sugar Co. ,....
Hutchinson 6ugar Ptant.
Kahuku Plantation Co. ..
Kekaha Sugar Co.-.
Koloa Sugar Co. ........
McBryde Sugar Co Ltd.
Oahu Suoar Co.
33'. 33'4
204 210
..... 3SV4
e e - a
10!4
81
Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd.....; 13'e 11
unomca sugar co. as i Wfy
Paauhau Sugar Plant, Co. .27
Pacific Sugar MHI r....; 17 -IP -
Pala Plantation Co. ... 204 , 210
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. ..... 48
Pioneer Mill Co. . ....... 37 38',
San Carlo Milling Co. .. ..... 20 -
Walalua Agr. Co. . . . . . . . ..... 2S&
Waltuku Sugar Co. . . .Y.
MISCELLANEOUS '
Endau Dev. Cs Ltd. ....
1st ta. As. 7 pe Pd...!t
Tlnd-ts. As, fully paid r..
nainu rmii w rK rTB. .,,
Haiku Fruit dV Pack, Com .....
Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc. A. . . 5
Hawaii Coru Ry; Com;;, ;. . . . 2)
Hawaiian Electric Co. i.. ,......
Hawaiian Pineapple ,Co.. 44 ...K MVz
Hon. Brew. eV Matt. Co.. 18 ; 17 :
Honolulu Gas Co, Ltd.....M., .....
Hon. R. T d L Co...,,,...
Irrter-laland Steam Nav.. .....
Mutual .Telephone Co .. . . .. . . .; ;
Oahu Railway eV Land Co. ..... 160 y
Pahang Rubber Co. ..... 20
Selama-Oindings Plan. Pd. .. . , ; :
8elamav01r-dlngs P 8S pe .....
Tanjong CloK Rubbef Co. ;i;i40
5 BON DSr K:fr? i ';:''A'--- .
Beach" Walk Imp. .01st;;;; ,i;i:
Hamakua Olteh Co, 8S.P ...4:
Hawaii Con. Ry. Ry. pe '....."
Hawaiian Jrr.: Co, s
Haw. Ter. 4 pc. Refund W i .I.i.
Haw. Terrt 4 pc Pub hnp 4..;.
Haw. Terr. Pub. Imp; 4 pe .;., ;.;,;
Hawn. TerKt, 3J4 pc....r. ..... ;...(
Honekaa Sugar Co, 8 pc ;..'..' 94
Honolulu Gas Co, Ltd, 5e 1(
Kauai Ry.-CoJ, 6a ...1C2 .....
Manoa Imp. Diat.......;. .....
McBryde Sugar Co, 5e ... ..... f..
Mutual Telephone 5s ;.. -.;... t
Oahu R. eV U Co, 5 pc.V; ....i
Oahu Sugar Co, 6 pc.... 110
Olaa Sugar Co, 6 pc..:.. ' 93 89
Pactfio Guano A Far? Co. 100 .
PacIHe Sugar MiU Co, 6a ,100
San Carlos Milling Co.;. 104
Between Boards: Sales: 15 Pio
neer, S3; 20, 10 McBryde, 1047? 30
Oahu Sugar,-30.73; $1000 Olaa 8 pc,
Wy-yyyy - y-r-fi:-,, .y. r,, ,
Seaaion Sales: 5 Olaa, 13.75; 5 Pala,
2C5: 5 Hawn. Pines. 4351000 Otaa
6 pew 89r-10, 20, 30 Ewa,- 33.12; 15
pioneerv as. --:y il::i: r--'":
Rubber, July 8f Singapore, 57 New
York, 670. y y:-TyJ,y; y. .... -yiy
"' - yr 'j.y;?y
Latest sugar auotation: 96 desVteat.
M9 centaV or $129.80 per ton. r.
UWtlSTEO SECURrriES j
y ' : Friday July 13.-
, :: .:: bw Asked
oil
Honolulu Ccii. OH..;.
MINING v;
4X0-40
Cat. Hawn. Day. Col;.
Enoeis Copper M inina
6.75
:vo
; ".30
35
Mineral -Producta o.. -
Mountain King Mining'
J1 :
6
J6
Tlpp. Gold Min dL MIIL
Montana . Bingham Co
.Madera Mining Co...
Salea: 2800 Bingham, M; 11 AX)
Bingham, j65; 6450 Bingham. .66; 3S50
Bingham, 7: - 14.150 Blnaham. : 8:
4500 Bingham, .69; 8000 Bingham, JBSi
7700 M. Products, JO; 100 M. King, 40;
19 tnfleia, fczs; S695 Engels, 640;
4350 Madera, 44: 50 Hon. Oil. t20:
150 Engels, 6J5; 1000 Madera, 45; 200
M. Products, .30; 4O0ingham, 46.
ar 6.49cts
Hetiry Vaterhouse Trust Co,
Membera Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange
i Fort and MerchantStreete
Telephone 12C8 .-
.BICYCLING POPULAR
. LONDON. i. England. Bicycling ia
London enjoyed a great revival dur
ing the recent omnibus strike. Peo
ple who .had. been out of practise for
several years dragged their bicycles
out of their hiding places and pedalled
to work Thia was especially true,
of - the . girl munition workers who
wanted to he in time for. their duties.
Even after the lumbering omnibuses
returned to the city streets people
continued to use their bicycles. -
: "I sen where some of the al ex
perts are advising -peoiJa- not; to buy
great quantities of coa t a time "
"Is that advice economy ur sarcasm 7'
r -Tewnrr ' -:. -.
STOCKS
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Bethel Street
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BBBBBWeBV- '
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(MIMCmili
General Inurancs Acjento
Fort and Herchant Streets -:.
b rj ni .ra
HAI1TAIIAM
UiiWrUliiU
7 ;
, - Stocks and Boadj ;
Peal Estate!. : , j - - - Insnranca
- . ' Safe
Authoriied by
u uuu
your iarpiBS - capital ; in
yonr ; own. and your, f am
ily 's welfaf ev Start a Savr
ings Account. r-;;
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'Interest Mdtcn Savings"
(I'-VBspcsitsv- "C":'
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v,j.- T"-,y ;
ciTort and Ilerchant
-f -v.-"' '.
,. . ) ' '
Fort Street; near Queen :: '. -:r'
Transacts s .'. general Banking
Business. y -A i-"l'V.'." ;
Invites your account and guar
antees safe and efficient service.
Exchange. Letters of Credit and
Travelers' Checks : issued r on
tr
nrlncinal noiiita. A
Cable Transfcn
t. -. E C PETERS
S10.McCandJess Bldg. ;
"'v Honolulu T. H.-w ; .
Stocks, 'Bondv Securities, f Leans
Negotiated, Trust Estates
Managed :7'i:r
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-j y'-: Keep- your iv? - s
i:l::sAyiNGsS?ii:-
Irt a safe place. We pay V Interest
BISHOP lT COMhAHY A
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. P.; H. BURNSTTE -i-t
79 Merchant St r ? Phone 1S4S
:.V: NOTARY PUBLIC
Commiasloner.of Oeeda ' ,
California and New York ??
Draws: . Wilis, Deeds, Mortgages and
alt Legal Documents :. :
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:. . B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD. V
; . PHOOT 4915 : :j
Firs, Life, Accident, Compensstfon
y SURETY; BONDS fJ
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HAWAII,- LIMITED ?
816 Fort Street. Telephone. 3529
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Beaerve funds ....... yea 214C0.000
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Electricity, gas, acrecrs la all hom -V
Fire 3-bedroom house; garage; f J3. I
2-bedroom house; garage; f 25.;
Fine furnished honae; garage;- $49.
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842 Kaahumanu St. ?: Telephone's
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MS H COMPANY, LIMITED
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