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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JULY 16, 190a
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BISHOP SCO., BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IX 1858.
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Bank of Hawaii
LIMITED.
trorted unfler the Lawi cf tk
Territory of HawalL
P&li'W Capital .
SaciHus . . , .
Undivided Profits
$600.00
. 2OO.000
. 35,000
OJTICEIIH AND DIRECTORS.
Chutes If. Cooka ...PreHdent
r C. Jonea Vlca President
C 2. Cooke Caahler
r. C. Atherton.. Aastotant Cashier
K, Waterhouae, F. W. Macfarlane,
. . Tenney, J. A. MeCandless and
C K. Atherton.
Commercial and savings De
partments. Strict attention given to all
branrJhee of Banking.
Jul Buillln - -
Fort Street
Hawaii Land Co.
IiOIITED.
Capital Stock
Capital, paid op
$100,000
$58,080
W. C. Ackl.... ..President and Maaaeer
XL Naknlna Vice-President
I. STakalnal .....Treasurer
Bnoaa Johnson .'. ....Secretary
& t. Holt .........Auditor
BOARD OF DIRECTOK3:
f aaa Kumalae. S. M- KanakinuJ,
J. H. Kea.
The above Company will buy. lease
r sell lands in all parts of the Ha
waiian Islands, and also has houses in
the tity of Honolulu tor rent.
SabscrfH Capital, - - Yen 24,000,000
Pall Dp Capital, - - Yen 18,000,000
Eessned Fund, - - - Ten 8,710,000
HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.
Interest Allowed.
Oa Exed deposit forlJ months, 4 pvt
ent per annum.
Oa Exed deposit for months. t per
eent per annum.
rv -rl deooait for months, I per
eent per annum.
aw v.nv Ttnva and receives for , col-
aletlon Bills of Exchange, Issues rart
aaft Letters of Credit, and transacts
veaaral banking" business.
Sraach of Yokohama Bpecle BanV
Hew Republlo building-. Honolulu, H. T
Clams Bpreskels.
Wm. G. Irwin.
Clans Spreckels fi Co,, Bankers
AH FRANCISCO AGENTS THE
NBVADA NATIONAL BANK OF
AN FRANCISCO.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
AN FRANCISCO The Nevada Na
tional Bank of San Francisco.
fcONDON The Union Bank of Lon
don, Ltd. . '
KxTW TORK American Exchange Na
tional Bank. .
CHICAGO Merchants National Bank.
PARIS Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN Dresdener Bank. ;
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
WKWZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
f Britlah North America.
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Deposits Received, Loans made on
Apwored Security, Commercial and
travelers' eredits Issued. Bills of Ex
skange Bought and Sold. ,.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLT
ACCOUNTED FOR. ;
C- BREWER So CO-,
LJMITED.
8s Street, Honolulu. H. I.
- AGENTS FOR
flawaUaa Agricultural Company, Ono
KeaBugsr Company. Honomu Sugar
Company. Walluku Sugar Company,
Makee Sugar Company. Ookala Sugar
PUntatlon Company. Haleakala
Ranch Company. Kapapala Ranch.
nantera Line and snipping umyauj,
? Francisco Packets, Chas. Brewer
A Co's Line of Boston Packets.
Agent Boston Board of Underwriters.
IgenU for Philadelphia Board of Un
derwriters. ttaaaar Oil Company.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
C M. Cooke, President: George E.
eerton. Manager: E. F. Blakop.
rreaurer and Secretary; CoU W. W .
ftjtaa. Auditor; P. C. Jones. H. Water
Umw, G- R. Carter. Directors.
O- SHIODA
AGEXCT OF
KEI H1N BANK, LTD
YINETARD ST.
Telepbita White 1311.
Transacts General Banking as Ex
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HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO, JAPAN
DRAW EXCHANGE N FIRST
NATIONAL BANK, YOKOHAMA.
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Banking Department.
Transact buelneim in all departments
of banking.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and said.
Commercial and Travelers' Letters of
Credit Issued on the Bank of California
and N. M. Rothschild & Sons, London.
Correspondents: The Bank of Califor
nia, Commercial Banking Co- of Syd
ney, Ltd., London.
Drafte and cable transfers on China
and Japnu through the Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Charter? 5 Bank of India, Australia and
China.
Interest allowed on term deposits at
the following rates per annum, via:.
Seven days' notice, at 2 per cent.
Three months, at 3 per cent.
Six months, at 8 per cent.
Twelve months, at 4 per cent.
Trust Department.
Act as trustees under mortgages.
Manage estates, real and personal.
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable papers, wills, bonds, t.,
received for safe keeping.
Accountant Department.
Auditors for ornoratfons and pri
vate firms.
BoWe fcX3.mii. 1 and reported on.
Statements cf aiXalrs prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or Insolvent es
tates. Office. S24 BetheJ street.
Savings Department.
Deposits received and Interest allow-
ed a 4. 2 per cent per annum, in ac
cordance with r'iles and regulations,
eopiea nf which may be obtained on
application.
Insurance Department.
ApfcTJts for FTEte. MARINE. LIFE,
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS' LIA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Insurance office, 924 Bethel street.
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H. P. Baldwin...... ...president
J. B. Castle First Vice-President
W. M. Alexander.Second Vice-President
j. 'P. Cooke .....Treasurer
W. O- Smith ....Secretwy
Oeorx R. Carter ....Auditor
Sugar Factors
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Commission Merchants
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co.,
Haiku Sugar Company.
Pala Plantation Company.
Nahiku Sugar Company,
Kihel Plantation Company,
Hav Han Sugar Company,
Eahulul Railroad Company, ani
A. and B. Line,
Edward May,
Emily F. Whitney,
W. B. Flint.
THE FIRST
iffflnvmnnnoy mifl
OF HAWAII. LTD
Capital. 50,000.00.
President Cecil Brown
Vice-President M. P. K-blnson
Cashier W. G. Cooper
Principal OfiSee: Corner Fort and
King streets.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and
interest allowed for yearly deposits at
tke rate of 4H per cent per asnura.
Rules and regulatieos furnished upon
apptlcatian.
JOSEPH HABTSANN & CO.
WBOLSSAI.S
Wine and Liquor Dealers
Waverley Moek. FETHEL BT
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Coroner's Jury Can
Have Only Such
Men.
Attorney General Dole gave an opin
ion to High Sheriff Bron yesterday
upon the queetion of qualifications re
quired f members of coroner's juries.
The following Is the cpinion:
Territory of Hawaii,
Office of the Attorney General.
Honolalu, H. I.. Ju'y 25, 1902.
Mr. A. M. Brown,
Uigrt BherifT of the Ttrritory of
Hawaii.
Dear Sir: I am in receipt of your re
qutst for my opinion "whether a person
not an American citizen is for that rea
son exempt from duty aa a ' coroner's
juror."
Section 974 oi the 1'enai uws oi ijji
provides that the coroner, in cum a
coroner's rnqowst becomes ; necessary,
shall summon "six good and lawful men
of the district." The phrase "good and
lawful men (liberoB et legales nominee"
has ljeen ufd and has bad a recognized
and rstablisbd meaning in EngliBh law
for nearly a thousand years. It does not
refer to the moral elAracter of the men,
but to their legal qualifications for the
.li.c.-'hjirs'ft nf rivll functions. Coroner's
iurors have functions prescribed and de-
fijitd by law; they are required 10 ie
an oath of clfice, and they receive statu
tory fceB for their services. Although
thtreMd nothing in the Organic Act or in
the Jaws of the Territory expressly de
claring thut a coroner's jury must be
corniced of citizens of the United S'atcs
anJ of the Territory, I seriously doubt
the right of the coroner to compel any
one who is not a citizen to serve; in
other words, I think it U at least ex
tremely doubtful whether a person who
is not a citizen is a "good and lawful
man of the district" within the meaning
of th law.
Very respectfully yours.
(S5gned) E. P. DOLE,
Attorney Gen-sr.d.
GET A HAVANA
FOR FIVE CENTS
Vhat May happen in the Cigar
Trade in a Short
Time.
A representative of a wholesale cigar
house In this city predicts that in the
near future the cigar business will un
dergo a great change. He thinks that
straight Havana filled cigars will be
placed on the market by wholesale houses
generally at a price enabling the retail
cigar dealer to sell them at five cents.
"By jingo! If this does happen I don't
know what will become of . Honolulu.
The place Is at present a hot bed of
smokers. Nearly everyone smokes here
now and when Havanas get down to a
nickel ships approaching the Island .of
Oahu wiil see such a cloud of - smke
aboveHonplulu city that they will think
the extinct volcano on Punchbowl has
been tunnelled into and opened up by en
terprising tourist getters," went 'on the
wholesale man.
"Why do I think the price is going to
drop? Well, it's as easy thinking that out
as to add two and two together. , You see
there has been a great influx of Ameri
cans into Cuba since the war and this
has resulted In a ' greatly Increased to
bacco acreage. The crop this year Is ex
pected to be a largo one and Is bound to
sell at a considerably cheaper price than
formerly. It's only a question of time
until Havana tobacco becomes but little
if any more expensive than domestic to
bacco. Everyone knows that Cuban soil
is the ideal tobacco raising soil cf the
world. It never needs fertilizing and goes
on raising crop after crop of the weed
without ever showing signs of ex
haustion." ...
About the only bar to turning out five
cent Havanas at . the present time Is a
clause in the rate scale for piece work in
effeet with the Cigarmakers" Union. This
scale provide one price for miUUng cigars
from domestic and one for Imported to
bacco, under , which - clause the Havana
tobacco comes. This scale is so made be
cause of greater care exercised in hand
ling the ItAf and because of the present
higher selling price. It Is probable that
some compromise will be made between
the inanufacturtrs and unions to enable
them to carry out the fond hope of the
American smoker of moderate mean
clear Havana for a nickel."
"Just at present." continued the whole
sale weed man, "there is a big cigar war
on in Honolulu. Many firms are pushing
special brands and their prices to the
retailer are rapidly going down. The war
has been such during the past few months
that eeT ral formerly well known brands
will shortly disappear altogether from the
market, their place being taken by a
more profitable, more "advertised, and in
many erases, better brands of cigars."
"So llonoluians are great smokers?
"You bet your Hilo hat they are! TV'hy,
American tobacco and cigar manufactures
consider that more smoking is done In
Honolulu than in any city of Its size In
the United States."
" ;
Hay Coaia Here Unmarried.
In our issue of June 21 we made
some remark upon a recent decision of
the Secretary of War, that young lieu
tenants who marry need not expect
quarters in addition to those allowed
by the regulations. We are informed
that the Secretary has taken this stand
rot because he is at all opposed to
marrying in the Army, tut because,
under the pxitinsr conditions, he feels
that youisr officers should for their
own good br; warned against acquiring
families. It kas been definitely decided
thct for tvery period of six years an
off vr must expect to spend two in tne
Philippine and the Secretary does not
think that a lieutenant with a salary
of but (lie per month will be able to
"support two establishments one in the
Philippines and one in this country. J
The War JLcpartment will not rurnisn
transportation from San Francisco to
the Philippines for the wives and farn
ilie of Army officers after transport
service is abandoned, which it prob- j
ably will be within a year. Army and
Navy Jcomal.
Volcano Mineral Wotor
Bottled at the Springs at Puna By
H. L. Wiiliims & lorupiny
This water Is taken from the famous Volcanic Springs situated In
the District of Puna, Island cf Hawaii. For years it has been Hti by
people living on the Islands as a cure for Kidney troubles.
GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS
Solids
C.hyrlne
Suphuric Acid
Lime
Magnesia
Silica .:.
Chlorine calculated as salt
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We have maderrangements with the Tountain Sote Works
thla city to act as our distributing agents. Send all orr t
FOUNTAIN SODA WORKS
' TELEPHONE) ALAIN 70.
TERMS: One Case of IOO Bottles (pints) r38.BO
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One Case of
A rbats of One Dollar will be
' case and 100 bottles.
44M444-Hf
I PRICES CUT IN HALF
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Never was a better opportunity for investm'nt in Honolulu
than this: On accoant of thJ temporary ha?il times tiorc pre
vailing, for GO day.s from date th-re will be offerf d at a great re
duction, 20 lots for sale in Paw a a, rbht on King Btrtet, just
beyond Waikiki Turn ON NEW LINE OF RAPID TRANSIT. Very
reasonable terms. FINEST. COOLEST and HEALTHIEST LOCATION in
city. Title perfect. Must eee the property in order to appreciate it.
Thi3 property is sure to double in value in le-s than one year.
Size of these lots is 50x140, fronting on King, Beretatia and
Young Street?. Will alto erect houses after the most artistic
plans from $700 up if purchasers of these lota should so desire.
For particulars inquire of
I W.'M. Campbell's
OR
X Honolulu Investment Co.,
t4-t4-4t4-444-H-4--M-
This Is a modern Department Store; covering nine term of
floor space, employing from 1000 to 2000 people according to ths
season of the year. The sixty-four departments sH everything
to eat, drink, wear, uss In th home, and for "ports aJ recreation.
We have made a special study of th requiiements for ti-e lsUn4
trade. Wm can save you money. Send us a trial frdtr.
Silk
XUnnm
Mllllnrry
Mmn'M Htttt
Tmllet
Jtrticlat
ftrfumam
Baby
Carriage
Trunk
Vmllm
Grocmrlot
Ltammra
Roadr'tO'timar Clothing for JUmn, Women and Cftlidrmm
Jtrllatt' JUatortaU. MmoUmi I nttmmontt, etc.,
Send for free copy of our large general catalogue Thm Em
porium Economist, which contains more th3n 1000 illustra
tions of latest fashions, etc It tells how to shop economic
ally by mall.
urn
Ml A iin
fa ifef
FOR 15 DAYS!
Commencing Saturday,
July 26.
GENUINE BARGAINS IN
Gents
BOiisliing
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Fukurodla,
Robn?n Block. Phon Whit 2421. 14 Hotel Stm.
WM. 3. HILLS J0HN HIUI-S
HILLS PROS. Mnfers
M.AVIIA.JM OOOA WORKS
WH1K TOW JLNL FOR SODJL
W N TE1 LABBL. TOT? tTILL
lliveri U all fart of tlie ity.
-v
Per
Cent.
Grains per
17. S. Gallon.
110.92
0.74
7.S4
24
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13. S
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EDMUND
C. SHORET,
V. 9. Caemlot.
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50 Bottles (pints) C4.25
made upon tbe rtur f hipping "X
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office on premises
OF
inton,
Judd Building, Merchant Street,
Medical '
UJric
Jteanrlry
Watch V
Cumtrmt
TmhaccoM
Ctgara
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SJ5B THAT HAWAIIAN SODA WORK5
BK STJRK OF A SPARKLING DRWIv.
Telykae Bin 1S71 J
OILS
Goods
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U ty, J '.' '' " " ' '
We have a shipment of mw
Piano? which for want of jhew
room we have ttord in onr wjtc
house. Any one looking for bar
gains an find them here
Note tte well known u.aket?:
VOSE & SONS, KRKLi , KINGS
BURY, CABLE AND ROYAL.
We will give ym all th time
you want ia Mhic'a to pay for an
instrument.
Wall, Nichols" Co., Ltd.
REPUBLIC BUILDING.
New Book Bulletin
:of:
Golden Rule Bazaar
"If I Were King." by Justin llcCa.-.ty.
The Strollers." by K. I. 1C a. Ian...
"Tlxe Dark o' the Moon," ty B. JC
Crockett.
"Tlie Lovely Mrs. Pernbf rton," by Flor
ence Warden.
"The Fifth Btrln?." by John Pblt!
"The Methcls of Lady Wald'. i -h-jtm."
by Mm. liuruett.
"Doubly Barrel Detective Story." hj
Mark Twain.
"The Mas'ery of the Paclftc." by A. TL
Colquhoun.
"A House Party," llted by raul Ll-
eeeter Ford.
"Dorothy Vernon of HaJdoo IlaU. by
Chas. Majuis.
"The Woman Whj Dared." by L L
Lynch.
"A Roman Mystery," by Richard Bf
et. "The Fighting Blbop," by IL IL IIop
klm. "Th Captain of the Grey IIorM
Troop," by Hamlin Garland.
"The Magie Wheel," by John Strang
Winter.
"The Kentons," by W. D. Howell.
"Naked Truths, etc.," by lllnna Thom
as Antrim. -Thepe
are only a FEW of the LAT
EST BOOKS received ex B. B. Blerr.
Our Soda
GINGER ALE. CREAM SODA,
KOMEL, ROOT BEER, Etc
Is 6v-etneJ hy the use of pure
cane eutfar. Wo ne no cheap
Bubntitutp, ONK REASON WHY
our beverage are the lxtt and
the most popular.
Trompt lolivery nn.v where and
everywhere in tua city and Wai
kiki. Consclidatsfl Soda Water Wsiks
Com pan v, Ltd.
TelephoDe Main 71.
Works CC1 Fort otreet.
THE RESULT.
A sitter can not be poeed In
a moment. To secure good
pictures one must take time to
Btudy the moods of the eitte?
and giye him the opportunity
to become at eane.
We pursue this courso
and the result justifies
the time and patlenco
used.
J. J. WILLIAMS.
Fort Street. Photographer.
Summer Clothing
LATEST
PATTERNS
All the Deeirable Shcpc3
for Gentlemen, also
Swell Neckwear
Lando's Hew Store,
Oregon Block, Hotel Street.
$20
mk Belt
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SrSiTSw IV rV anruj
It m Try strong current
frwi unflenrtirnd only: NO
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