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CASTLE fc COOKE CO., id
HONOLULU.
Uiffifliisaion Mercna.in
OUtAli ifA.OTObtb.
, AGENTS FOR
the Bna Plantation Company.
The NValttua Agricultural Co., Aitd.
Ike KL.iuia Cugar Company.
lip Vv aimea Huur Mill Company.
bt. Fulton lion Works. St. Louis. 11a
The Stardaid Oil Company.
The Gtorge F. Iilake Eteam Pumps.
Westpn'i Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life
Company, of Boston.
The Aetna Insurance Co., of Hartford,
Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company, ot
London.
INSURANCE.
rheo. H. Davies 5 Cc-
(Limited.) ;
WENTS FOR FIRE. LIFE A
W4HI..E INSURANCE.
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Or LONDON r'OK rlUE AND
LH 5. Established 1S3S.
Auan.uiu.tod Funds .... 3.'J75.00a
Brilisliano Foreign Marine Ins, fi
OF LIVERPOOL. FOR MAIUNE.
CaWUU 1,WJ,UW
Reduction of futea.
Immediate Wv'ineut of CIriiii
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AGKNTB
Castle & Cooke,
LIFE and FIRE
INSURANCE
AGENTS.
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mini
OF BOSTON,
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OF HARTFORD.
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Connection 'With the Canadian
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Tickets are leaned
ro All Points in the United States
and Canada, via Victoria and
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and Fraser Canon.
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I Tickets to All Points in Japan, China,
India and Around the Woild.
for Tickets and gen al information
Apptx o
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Bark Nuuanu sailing from
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about March 1st. FREIGHT
TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES.
For freight rates apply to
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27 Kllby St, Boston, or
C. BREWER & CO., LTD.,
Honolulu.
IAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Snjered for Record July IS, 1905.
flth M W Blackmau to Harmony
lodge No 3 I O O F Trs of AM
bert E Mitchell to J Alfred Ma
roon ..; M
Itate of 8 G Wilder Ltd to Notice. N
del K Abrams to Notice N
ibana to Kapall (w) et al
Alfred Magoon Tr to Fong Inn
I'o BS
Ice E Harrison and hsb to Fred
"VValdron D
of B P Bishop by Trs to Ter-
lltcry of Hawaii ,.., ,, D
in T Baker to Territory of Ha
waii . .- ,. D
ale W Akong to Territory of Hat
, , 1 D
tali
n Broad et al to Territory of
(await h... D
a K Palama to Territory of
la-wall , T
nuel de Fontea and wf to
' of Hawaii .... D
A TJ4.Indsay and wf to Territory of
TTnwnll D
! Caroline Broad to Territory of
Hawaii , r
n N Kahalepuna to R Tanaka L
iSdwln Benner and wf to II F Stlpp D
II F Stlpp and wf to Richard H
Trent Tr M
"Entered for Record July 20, 1905.
Joao R Telxelra and wf to Patrick
O Donnell D
Wlllkina and wf to J Q Lufkln M
Ethel K Abrams and hsb to Estate.
ot S G Wilder Ltd M
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to William R
Castle ..Kel
"Mlkaele Kalua (k) to Klllklna Ka- '
ill (w) D
Jesse P Makalnal and wt to EH
F Wolter T D
Isnnc S Kalu and wf to J Alfred
Magoon PA
Kealoha Kane to A F Cooke Tr..AL
Joseph Cockett and wf et al to .C
Brewer & Co Ltd , D
E Colt Hobron and wf to James E
Fullerton ,i. D
Thomas Chrlstley and wf to Richard
H Trent Tr TD
Edw II F .Wolter to Bishop & Co..C M
Entered for Record July 12, 1905.
ijalolo Land and Imprvmt Co Ltd
to Mrs Isabella Souza D
Est of George C Stratemeyer by
Tr to Manuel Gomes D
M Gomes to John Buckley M
Entered for Record July 21, 1905.
Nalu (w) to Joseph Kaulnul D
J G Seirao and wf to Cabrlnha &
Co
"Tnm."T"AVI'"v"
John Lewis james u iokb v
IPP
HOME
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 2h 1 1905. -SEMI-WEEKLY,
CIHMER L
feet' There wns a multltude ot BUCSt3 him nnd Henry wired Wlttrock to know-to
tiresent. .it lenst nvr hundred i.-i... i. .11.1 rri , ....
Tnito. n. oni. Pk,k T..
7.1. """"'-""""' - pomnns conveyed immer in crowaeu
Christ by atty, of Tr to Luukla J traln8 .n the different villages of
lono iCentral Maul. It seemed as though
Luukla Pono to Mrs Mallana '
every one who had received an
--
.
'James II Macy et al to Mrs Lucy E
Jaklns Ml
Lucy B Jaklns to First Bank of I
Hllo Ltd AM
J Alfred Magoon to J W Keola ot I
al ' PR
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Lizzie K Keola and hsb to Antone
P.De Nobrique D
Lllluokalanl to Hakalau Plantation I
Co I
Honokaa Sugar Co to J A Paaklkl i
p s I
Mnkaikc nnd vf to E J Benjamin
Tr
Recorded July 11, 1905.
Hannah Kala to" Henry Komomua,
D; int in kuls 11073, 7211, 6699 and "350,
Walaha. 1, etc, N Kona, Hawaii. $50.
B 272, p 254. Dated Oct 10, 1901.
Francisco G Duarte and wf to John
G Duarte, D; 3-4 acr land and bldgs,
Iao valley, Walluku, Maul. $500. B
272, p 255. Dated July 10, 1905.
J M Monsarrat by atty and mtgee to
Theresa M Loulsson, D; 4-5 lnt In por
R P 26 kul Union
1020, UIHUH 01, Honolulu, I
Oahu. J3000. B 272, p 256. Dated" June
30 1905 I
tfnv,in jp. ttii Tn,n.. - h e.i
. t t. t;...,!.. . r..1 o.,-.
w uuiiics aj r unci iuu, oiler ouici
leasehold, "fralakea, Hllo, Hawaii.,
ll2nn. n 274 r, 109 Twi . . o ions
"" , " --- .w v, vvv. 1
Manaohla (w) to Henry W Doane,
D; por kul E85, Nuuanu St, Honolulu, 1
Oahu. Love, etc, UUi.piW. Dated
June 6, 1905. 1
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''""""tu uuiiii ujiu wi 10 riiiur
Gay gdn of. Extn M; In liber 166 fol
483 to Julv 28 1907 B 275 r, 17 Dated
July 6 1905 1
C Bolte Tr to Andrew Adams D-
RP 252 kul 2892 Wdm etc Kahnta
KoLuioa Oahu! 150 I .? 26L
Dateu Feb 13 1905
Recorded July 12. 1905.
H Kin Wal to Ho Chock, Rel; lease-
hold, bldgs, 1 horse, wagon, fowls, etc,
Kalla, Honolulu, Oahu. $400. B 239,
p 93. Dated July 12, 1905. j
1 First Bank of Hllo Ltd to Manuel
Camlnos and wf, Relj 1 26U00 acr land,
Kukuau 2nd, Hllo, Hawaii. $400. B
221, p 118. Dated July 8, 1905.
Manuel Camlnos and wf to Verglnlo
a. warvaino, u; por lot a oni P &JU6
kul 8521 B, Kukuau 2nd Add, Hllo, Ha-
wall. $1000. B 272, -p 262. Dated June
w. 1
Verglnlo A Carvalho and wf to An-
tonlo do Rego, M; 1 26-100 ner land,
Kukuau 2nd, Hllo, Hawaii. $350. B
275, n 19. Dated July 8. 1905.
J Iwasakl to Hllo Mercantile Cn Ltd. '
C M; cane planting contract, sugar
cane, 'bldgs, furniture, fixtures, live-
stock, tools, etc. Olaa, etc. Puna. Ha-
wall. $38,577.03. B 275. p 21. Dated
Mrs. D. B Murdoch, Theodore Nlchol
sen and Miss Evn Smith. J. N. S.
a.id Miss Fenield Rev. W. Ault
ami Sm Baldwin. H. B Wcller and
Mis Fanny Engle C. W. Baldwin and
Miss nihil Taylor, J. P. Cooke and
5Ir"' "W S, Nlcoll, J. B. Thompson and
- mj wr, l. ,. jiuraocn una Jirs.
S. E. Uajlor.
TheNprtdr of the challenge cups has
aroused much Interest In Maul tennis
circles!
TALE OF. A JAILOR.
Several letters have been printed re
ccntly tellecttng upon Deputy Sheriff
. Ittiock of Hnna for dlscharclnr
from nnw i,a k-i ,i,.,i .n.
now Ule tr,lth of tlle mnUer ls ,ne
jiaul supervisors failed to appropriate
money for Jailors' salaries because
Jalla are under terrltoilal Jurisdiction,
and hence Mr. Wlttrock had no power
elther to reappoint or discharge Ka-
hele.
All this was beyond the Jailor's com-
iinu ho no roie me nign
i,fr.fr thnt wmi, .... .iii
"" " "" "" : Kinni leiiers
appeared In the newspapers heaping
abuse on the Innocent deputy sheriff
Kaliele thinking that ho had lost his
position, was naturally much offended.
GAVE A HIGH TEA.
On Tuesday afternoon nml nwnlntf.
the ISth, Mrs. Dora von Tempsky of
Makawao gave a "high tea" nnd re-
ceptlon In honor ot her
Sirs. J. M. Dow sett of Honolulu. After
some tennis games, during the latter
Pirt of the afternoon, supper was
served at small tables In the parlors
-and then came music nnd dancing to
the Btrajns of the Kawalahao Quintet
Club of Honolulu, The singing as well
hn tl. . nln,il n ,!... ....,
" " i""K ui ic musicians was
the best ot the kind heard on Mnul
In many months. Among the guests
Present were Senntor nnd Mrs. J. M.
Dow sett nnd Miss Edith Mist of Ilono-
lulu, Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Ault of
luku, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. S. Williams
f Puunene nnd others from Puunene
n"d Makawao.
, NOTES
Treasurer L. M. Baldwin states that
there Is very little money In the coun
ty trensuty at present, nothing but
some road tax funds.
However nt the
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Pe"ses an." will continue to do the
same monthly for half a year.
rri,t ,. . , ., . .
pl" "?nlf'Ctl" " Moul among
c.ounty officials because of party poll-
linn ailno.o ... It. TT 1 II --
: " " -.....v.. nno
m harmony with his Republican con-
frrAR nnH rwnnt.. Cho.lw n-.
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of Walluku takes everything quietly
..., ., . ... . .
"-." suiisneu Willi appointments
- , h TVoltMt... ..u t
Q ,,,"" a change " of plantation the
Wnee of Pala and Hamakuapoko
celebrated the approaching peace be-
Vf" n'a nn3 JaPa" " Brand style
" Saturday ot last
1 Koreans seem to have a peculiar cus
to'".hen seriously offended with any
ono' ot xVln hlm UP and heating him.
"turday night Inst, at Kaluanul, three
Koreans tied a fellow-country man and
heat him "with sticks ijntU his back and
legs were black and blue. His crlea at
,enKth brought help and one of the two
as irrestcd, the other two escaping.
"e arrested ono was lifted $10 and
C0at9 y Magistrate Copp of Makawao
""
0n Thursday the schooner George E.
Bel"nes left Kahulul for Port Town-
se"2" '
Tno new BUBar mill now building at
PaIa wlH nave a caPaolty of at least
20 00 tons a year.
I Misses Arques, Ogler, Katherlne
Hearne, Bessie Henry, former Stanford
E'rls' accompanied by Mrs. Henry came
to Mnul last week "nil have been the
Guests of Mrs. II. B. Penhallow of
Walluku. They were present nt the
"harvest home celebration" of last
Saturday night-
Misses Mary Alexander and Kellogg
of Honolulu are being entertained by
Mrs. D. B. Murdoch of Pala.
Mrs. Ordway and Mrs. Boyer of Ho-
S?1"1" are. vlsltlnB Mrs. Kinney at the
.KahuIuJ cl,ub house-
Dr' Davidson of Lahalna Is on the
malnland settling up his father's es
tate and claiming an Inheritance of
quite a fortune, $18,000, so rumor hns
it.
W. O. Smith and Ab. Lewis made a
"r'ei uusiness visit to ainui this week
and returned to Honolulu on Wednes
dav.
l On Monday, a crater party consisting
r Misses Alexander-end Kellogg, Hon.
C. II. Dickey, A. M. Merrill nnd others
"- ui Uieunuia.
I On Monday and Tuesday Hon. J. M.
Dowsett and 8. R. Dowdle enjoyed the
beautiful scenery along the head waters
Honnmanu vallpv fKpnnnp,.
i Miss Edith Mist of Honolulu has been
a visitor at her cousin's, Mrs. J. N. 8.
Williams, I'uunene.
Tonight, Captain Wilcox, who has
In charge of the Salvation Army
on Maul, will denart for the Coast
via Honolulu. He Is to receive a new
appointment there.
Miss Stewart, tjie dnughteri of the
well known Honolulu lawyer, Is
inir friends nt Pain.
known fnmllvhBr fnthorj"""
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DelnS lQe llrst minister of public in-
structlon of the Kingdom ot Hawaii.
When eight years old she went to
Springfield, Massachusetts and lived
wUh an Ullcle. who wn8 a JUUS of the
Supreme Court of Massachusetts, until
ut ' tiauuuuuii uumi iul, nut.
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, 1RK1
Returning p Honolulu she was mar-
riea to Dr. 'Beckwlth In 1853. The gold-
en- anniversary of their wedding was
remembered by friends ail over the
Territory two years ago. After her
merlin 0v, .ni .or, ,,,.., in
bury. Conn., fourteen' years in San
Francisco, after which she lived In Ho.
nolulu and Makawao. Mrs. Beckwlth
was most charitable. Her every
thought seemed to be concerning the
welfare of others. She wrote many
a letter expressive of condolence, en-
"courngement and sympathy. Frail and
delicate In physique, her opportunities
for doing good were limited, but she
did what she could which Is, when all
Is sj!d. the best of euWIes.
Tinliipa hor himtmnM i,o l.nv..
daughter, Mrs. J. J. Hair, six grand-
children, thiee sisters, Mrs. Weaver,
Misses Jennie nnd Amelia Armstrong.
and one brother. W. N. Armstrong Th
late Gen. Samuel, Armstrong of Hamp-
ton wus also her brother. 1
The funeral took place on the
afternoon of her death and the
monies at the Hamakuapoko residence
nnd nt tho Minttru In Arntrnwnn iram
conducted by Rev. B. V. Bazata. The
pall-bearers were H. P. Baldwin, R. F.
Encle. H. A. Baldwin, ri. P. TJntlsav.
W. S, Nlcoll and F. B. Atwater.
D1ES OP CANCER.
uru.iy morning, tne jbin, Mrs.
Knirlr Atnrtnn tha wife rt tha a,...t,.
" " "" """
,
Be"" 01 jioxawao aistricl, uiea or
cancer at Makawao after months of
sufferlmr. Mrs. ICnmnln ATnrtnn wna
w ..-.
tne daughter of the late Benlamlna, a
wea Known Hawaiian resident and
of Kula, and was born at
""'" .um. o years ago.
She was educated at Maunaolu
ary and has always resided on Maul.
July 1, 1905. j
Lemuel C Abies to Nora M A Davis,
Rel: lot 12 blk 33 and lot 20 blk 16,
Pearl City, Ewa, Oahu; pc land, Dole
Beckwlth Sts, Honolulu, Oahu;
lioilRphnlil fnrnltnrp llvptrv.lr. Mn TTn.
nolulu, Oahu. $1. B 271, p 200. Dated
July 12, 1905. t I
BIshOD & Co to Georce Houchtnlllmr.
Rel; pes' land, Moanaiua, Honolulu,
B 138' P 382' DaUa JUne
9?hlU905,150'
James" Carty by afft of mtgee to Est'
v.. . ... . . . .... ...
oij l uiaisueu it or, iorc juiat; jots
1. 2 and 5 blk 106 Pnlolo val Honolu-
lu, Oahu; lnt In leasehold, bldgs, etc,
., ... tt 1..,.. .'.. T, ...
jtiuimru !5, xiunuiuiu, kjo.hu, x 19, p
24. Dated June 13 1905. I
Claus Spreckels & Co by atty to
Lemuel C Abies A M; mtg N M Davis
and hsb on lots 19 and 21, bldgs, etc,
Punahou lots, Honolulu, Oahu. $1. B
275, p 28, Dated July 12, 1905.
Recorded July 13, 1905.
Lui Kehopu (k) to Kalelkoa (k), D;
2 acr of gr 2578. Hullhana, Hana, Maul,
$20. B 269, p 236: Dated Feb 11, 1905.
Ida E Lamb by atty to A Kalelkau,
Rel; por R P 1730 bldgs, etc, Queen St,
Honolulu. Oahu; R P 1056 kul 3079, etc, ,
Walanae, Oahu. $300, B 215, pS. Dat
ed May 10, 1905,
Abraham Kalelkau and wf to Richard
H Trent Tr, M; por R P 1730 kul 729,
Queen St, Honolulu. $150. B 275, D 29.
Dated June 24, 1903.
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CAUTION1 I
Persons when traveling should exercise
care In the use ot drinking water.
As a safeguard it Is urged that every
traveler secure a" bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy before leaving home, to be
carried in the hand baggage. This may
prevent distressing sickness and an-,
HAPPY HARVEST
HAWAIIAN
OF
MAUI, July 21. The third annual
harvest celebration given by the general
manager and employees ot the
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar CO. in
Puunene mill, Saturday evening, the
15th, was the great social success an-
ticlpated. The mammoth sugar-room
ttn frntiRfnrinpd Intn q hit of
land with Its adornment of
branches, ropes of ferns, the vivid
colors of nags nnd bunting, and 'he
glamor 'cant over all by the oiilliatit
light 'from many oH.uie lamps of rod,
.white and blue.
There were two large halls, each 130
by 30 feet, adjacent to nnd opening Into
each other, but still entirely separate.
One of them was used by the dancers
and the other by the spectators or
those of the guests who preferred
playing to dancing.
The Kawalahao Quintet Club ot Ho-
nolulu, on a raised platform under the
.drapery of large American and English j
. ,
,.0 0 r
ed muMc most InsDirlnjr to dancing
' ...... . . ...
iinn nnn snnwn npcpmann ni it dv iiis
presence.? I
NMrcr 9 nVlnpk thin 8 Mr. II. P."
Baldwin, president nnd general man-
0ger of the H. C. & S. Co. nnd Mrs. J.
n s. Williams led the grand march,
This was followed by a lancers and
then by many a pleasing two-step and
waltz till midnight. The caterer of the
occasion should be congratulated upon
the arrangement of the attractive sup-
per room and the delicious menu. The
Ice cream soda served during the even-
. ..
t r .1
ing Hours was more popular man iiih
claret punch and other cool beverages,
Shortly after midnight the festivity
came to an end and the. trains bore
away the many guests who wished
their generous hosts many happy re-
turns of the delightful hnrvest homo
celebration of 1905. W. B. Hardey had
charge of the decorations and J. B.
Thompson, BenJ.i Williams W. W.
Westcott and Theodore Nlcholsen man.
aged the floor.
MRS. BECKWITH'S DEATH.
Knrlv Tilpmlnv mnmlnfr. , flip 1RIVi. .
j .-
Edward G. Beckwlth, the wife of
Rev. Dr. .Beckwlth ot Hamakuapoko.
died. She had been an Invalid for fortv
vpnrs . nmi wo.irv . .., nn.i xvnm ...... with ...... tin. ...-
J"B struggle against the Ills ot flesh-
she wanted "to go home" and at last
nnu ner uesire. Mrs .uecKWim was
horn In Hnnnlnin on Tiilv 17. nnrt
..!...
"as ' years or age tne day Before ner
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She was a superior woman, a leader
in thf IttilrL mmmnnltv whopa atia'of
lived until three years ago. She was
a faithful wife and loving mother. Be-
sides her husband, she leaves a sister, ,
Mrs. John Aea of Honolulu nnd threol
sons. The funeral took place at
maple on Sunday, the 16th.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
At the Harvest Home Celebration,
the evening of the 18th, J. N. S. Wll
llams, assisted by two ladles, drew the
players for the men's and'mlxed
bles In the tennis tournament to be
held on the Sunnyalde courts (Pala),
August 12. under the auspices of the
Puunene Athletic Club.
The following list, however, ls
Ject to changes; G. S. Aiken and Miss
Irene AJken.' G. B. Henderson and EL '
C. Campbell, W. W. Westcott and Miss
Belle Dickey, S. ,R. Dowdle and Miss
Dora von Tempsky, C. C. Krumbhoar
and Rev. B. V. Bazata, C. E. Rosecrans
Some of the passengers to Honolulu
by the Mauna Loa of Thursday were:
or
Holmes Beckwlth, who' is returning to
California after a brief visit with his
Tgrandfather, Dr. Beckwlth of Hama-
Miss Edith Alexander, who Now
Is going back to Oakland after a long
stnv with hr hMtim. nt Tai. ir,.
and Mrs. W. A. Baldwin of Haiku,
School Inspector C. W. Baldwin, and
Hon. and Mrs. J, M. Dowsett and three
children.
noylngr delay. For sale by all Dealers and Mrs. II. A. Baldwin, W. Lougher Weather Generally dry, though a
and Druggists. Benson. Smith & Copland Miss Ethel Smith, D. C. Lindsay few light showers have fallen on east-Ltd.,
agents for Hawaii. ' and W. E. Smith, Stone Douglass and era Maul.
SKIN TORTURES
And Every Distressing Irritation of the Skin
and Scalp Instantly Relieved by a
Bath with CUTBCURA SOAP
tSJnHn ilT sVW0.Vtf moitP,1r. Immanent, and economical treatment for
torturing, dLflirinB, itching, barnlng. blooding, scaly, cni.tcl, and pimply kh
it.P n?Uri "' l0SY hMr "d htts weo1 " "is onUorsomont olWcW
chemlits, and nurses throughout the world. .us.
ItSIMICBD X. u
. ...... . . .
0 ,r'" "ri i t.w utwuo, ,.w .wwr uiuigu ur uomcsuo louti soap.
nowoTir expensive, Is to bo compared with It for all tho purposes of the toilet, bath, and
turscry. Thus It combines In ONE Soap nt Onb TniCB, tho BEST skin and complexion
soap, U10 best toll jt soap and best baby soap In tho world.
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every Humour,
Consisting of Cirricun 80 ir, to clonso tho skin of crust and scales and soften the thlckeof
cuticle, Cutiutra Ointment, to Instantly allny Itching, Inllommntlon, and Irritation, and sooths
and heal, and ttKtccnA Usolvkit. to coed and cleanse tho blood. A Bole Bst Is oftea
sufficient to cure tho most torturing, dUlcurlng, and hurnlllatlnu skin, scalp, and blood humonra.
with loss of lialr. when all else falls Bold throuiihoul the world. Aust. Depot ! It. Tnwna ft
Oo,8)dney,N.H.V. Bo. Afrlcjn Depot: I.bnnon I.tii., Uapo Town. "All about the Skin.
Bcalp, and Hair." free, formi Dnuo and Ohkh. OnMP..8ob Props., lioston. U.B.A.
R. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
CHLORODYNE.
ORIOINALAND
Each Uottlo oftlils well-known Ilomcdy for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Toothache,
Diarrhoea, Spasms, etc,
bears on the Government Stomp tho nnmo of tho Inventor
DR. j. COLLIS BROWNE.
Numerous Tcstimouinla from Eminent Fhysieians no-company
each bottlo.
ORIOtKAL AND
ONLY OIHUIMI Sold In Bottles.
Solo Manufacturers, j t. Davenports
Commercial
Ono fit tho principal elements of interest in stock circles during tho woolc
was tho continued rlso of tlio stock of tlio Wnlmea 8nBnr Company 'of Kauai,
which had hut recently boon placed again on tho stock lists. From 37 it
jumped to 00, at which ilguro Hnrry Armltngo purchased quito a block of
stock from 0. J. Hutching. During tho' weok tlio stock of tho Honolulu
Ilrowing and Malting Company was also placotl on tho exchange
Thoro is a rumor, not conflrmod, that coast financial people aro looking
over tho local financial situation to ascertain whetlior anothor hanking institution
could ho added to Honolulu.
WILLETT & ailAY'S REPOItT.
Willott & Gray's statistical sugar trado journal fdr July 0, gives the following
data concerning sugar:
VISIBLE SUPPLY. Total stock of Europo and America, 2,107,018 tons,
against 2,548,005 tons Inst year at tlio samo unoven dates and 2,750,208 tons' nt
tho oven dato of Janunry 1st, 100.T. Tho docrcaso of stock is 381,074 tons,
against a docrenso of 305,403 tons Iat week, and a docrcaso of 1,005,740 tons
January 1st, 1005. Total stocks nnd nlloats, together, show a visible supply,
of 2,317,231 tons, against 2,730,005 tons last year.
HAWS. Tho Fourth of July holidays reduced biiBlncM and decrcasod
meltings for tho weok. Changes in prices wcro unimportant hero, though important
nbroad, Ono salo during tho wock of Porto Itico Contrifugals was
mado at 4 for 90 test followed by sales of 4c. on roports of unfavot.
able crop woather in Europo. At tho closo, howovcr, a sharp docllno
in Europo which had n depressing ofloct upon Cuban holders anil they
accepted n bid of 2 c. and t, basis 00 test on n cargo for prompt
shipment which is equal to 4 landed, thus establishing a net dccllno of
for tho week.
Tho Europcnn market mado a now low level at the closo today nt 10s. 93.
for immediato and 0s. 5d. for Octobor, doll very. Inasmuch as September
is quoted nt 10s. Cd. nnd October 9s. Sd., tho diffcrenco, between plthnnd new-crop
is still too largo to hold much longer Tlio surpriso is that the new-crop
quotation still show declines in sympathy with the old crop, as on merit
new crop quotations would seom to ho low enough alroady.
Java sugars might ho bought nt lis. 9d. c. and f., equal to 4.30c. landed,
for 00' test, but offorings are light, the carlior shlpmonts having been nearly all
disposod of and no arrivals being reported nt port of call.
Receipts for tho weok 20,313 tops, meltings 20,000 tons, lonving total stocks
237,231 tons agnlnst 227,018 tons last week nnd 210,280 tons last year.
Refiners stock at Now York Includes 20,000 tons hold by 'the agents of tho
Federal refinery, for account of speculators, hoing tho same amount roportctl
by us a month ago.
Cuba receipts for tho week 6,000 tons, oxports 18,600 tons ami stock 322,000
tons, with 5 centrnls grinding. Stocks in tho United States nnd Cuba together
is now 559,231 tons against 349,005 tons nt samo time last year.
As tho season draws to n closo it is moro ovldont that tho Cuba crop wllj,
surely reach 1,100,000 tons, but not oxecod it b many thousand tons.
v REFINED. Tho prices and conditions during tho week r'omnincd entirely
unchanged. A good doinantl existed over the holidays, since when tho market
is moro quiet and much beneath- expectations for demand, Jienco a furthor decline
appears to bo nearly duo. On this decline, when it comes, it would
seem to bo desirable or safer than it has been to carry a good lino of stock,
although thoro is no reason to expoct any turn upwards in tho refined market
the raw market for a long timo to como.
European markets opened the week nt lis. for oldi crop beet sugars, advanced
to lis. ld., closing at 10s 0d., tlio parity of 4.20c. for Centrifugals at
York, with now crop quoted at 9s.' 5d., parity of 3.08cv for Centrifugals.
Estimated afloats to the Unltod States from Cuba and West Indies, 30,000
tons; Java, 50,000 tons; Hawaii, 40,000 tons; Peru, etc., 15,000 tons. Total,
135,000 tons, ngainst 173,000 tons last year. ' ""
A feature, for which Hawaii should ho thankful, ,lr that Wlllctt & Orsy
nrn millllalilno' undnr "TTftwnllnn f!rnn " 'stImipIb frnm 1ia 1innl WnnTivT
Bureau's crop statistics, is3ucd weekly,
to the islands. '
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