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Tash on hand and in Daak fl&.S36.62
'Bond .....V.... . - 49.599.25
; Stock and other InTestnicats . . . 12.eo2.50
i Loan secured by Mortgage on Real Estate 82.S54.00
Loan. Demand and Time . . . .......... 17i.4ie.2
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BRITITSH BUYING
CUBAN SUGARS
SPINY PIG VEED
SUGAJHW
Account recctrable . . . . 16.148.S5
Office and Vault Furniture and Pitta es
Accrued Interest and Commissions
3.29
Real Estate, Office Building and Site....
Assets .other than those specified above
Capital
Uadlrided Profft
; Trust and Agency Balances
City and County of
. of Hawaii. .
- L E. Treasurer of the BISHOP TRUST COM--I
iNT, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the
best Of my and belief.
(Signed) E.
and sworn to before me this 30th day of June, 1917.
(Signed) JAS. M. .
Notary Public First Judicial Circuit, of Hawaii.
Oishop &
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... Balance Sheet aa'at June 30, 1917.
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Stocks and Invest-- Capital and Surplus ....$
: menu . . . . .... . .$ Due to Banks 2.447.35
- Loans, and ,, Letters of Credit
Ba! Estate and ' ...
Bank
: '. .. ... ....
. m
; der Letter of Credit;
Other Assets ; m ,
Cash and Due' from Banks,
of as lt June
-- Ass its
Cash on hand and fa Banks $ 74,044Jl
UonfigT f . . ; Z . ..7, ? 28.150.25
Stocks in other
77,774.0 3
Loans secured by rw! estate '
" ,'. . .V.
Loans, demand and time 4,026.95
Accounts ....... 21,115.29
Real Estate ,-- .'.
822.50
Furniture and ...J- 3,823.14
Accrued Interest
l';
Assets other than those l':
i pecifled, above.; . vi
i 4,1663 . I
"... ot Hawaii
vv
; City and County of , .
I, Geo. S.
Compasy.
: do that is tone to
best of my
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ai sworn to before sd this 30th 1917," A
- i 7,500.00
L58
546.45
LIABILITIES.
207.118.13
$489,493.98
Honolulu,
Territory
WILLARD BROWN,
LIMITED,
knowledge
WILLARD BROWN,
.'Treasurer.
Subscribed
J1ACCONEL,
Territory
Company, Bankers
(Established
Assets" Llaofiities
'Bonds,
1,056,395.78
24M34.45
Discounts 217458.90
61690.54. Deposit
Furniture
, 161,117.17
Customers. Liability
217451.90
16U69JS
fJ4i,S2M3
$1UW.430.01.
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Statement Condition 30th,1917.
Stock
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At
Corporations
Proflta ';..
Trust and
mortgages 128,7804)0
receivable
':
fixtures
HiceNable 3,251.07
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Territory
Honolulu)
rrv
, Waterhocsei of,the'Guardian Trust
swear, the abOTe vstatemeht the
knowledge and
CEO. WATERHOCSE.
Subscribed
June,
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First Judiciary.
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tS2S July .
Territory ot Hawaii "fr
(EsUblished October, 1916.)
v Etatement of at Close of Jure 30, 1917.
' Resources-and
Over-- -
drafts ; J.. ..... . 4150,6394?
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'CttttcrierV LlabiliUet under ?
1 Letters of Credit i ..... ;
and ..
O'vter Resources.
644.36
Cash and Due from Banks . 43442347
$537,79842
Terriiory of Hawaii. :
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c:V and County' vt Hcaoluiu)
- Ilanager, first duly, sworn,? solemnly swear
above best
belief.
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KAWAKATSTJ; Manager.'":
sworn; before this; day 1917. ,
CS27 July 2.1,
Giimese American
Sutemem
at Business,
1917.
;t Hesources t.
:nd Orer. '
drafts
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Cost trwi
City
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for
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. 30,000.00
.$200,000.00
. 8U77.85
.
10.179,427.98
1L455.40.01
July
Go., Ltd
Liabilities
Capital
.6200,000.00
Surplus 10.000.00
Undirided 53406.75
Agency Balances 125,6964
Dividends
Other; liabilities
Loans. Discounts
J$277,008.02
Xosds
Furnitura Fixtures
AaseU...
Banks 189416.54
$489456.09
Territory
Honolulu)
Bank,
CHAS.
before 80th June, 1917.
MciNKNV. LOTS ww, , .
fiiit.
tract hate
so!i
Desky within
gays total
riTrrfcr
-- $419,493.98
Unpaid '315.00
L374.06
.hiiv. 1462.3
$405,954.57
Assistant Treasurer
Limited, solemnly
t-'yt-
belieLday.of
EDOAR TIOBIXSON,
.Mviv Notsry PubUc, Circuit
Condition Business
Loans, TMseocnts
Capital n.tiVi;i,ti.3100,00O,OO
Letters ' of Credit ... . .1L000.00
Due to Banks.J
11.000.00
Furziture Fixtures 1,378.00
...... 2,700.00
17,55LS3
.......... 2,760.00
Hawaii
County
llclserhy
.'v.v.V. . 147434.51
Other , Liabilities!, 'v.ri-r;;
. . . 24.588.6S
DepoaiU . . i IVi,; .... 515.072.93
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$597,796.12
I. Kawakatsu, belnd do
tt the statement Is true to the ot my knowledge '
and
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Subscribed and to 2nd of July,
i VV'
FERNANDES,
Notary Public,. First Judicial Circuit.
.
" Territory HawalL
Condition Close June 30,
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surplus v; ,v; . . 6,073.41
Deposits 338.50740
Duo to-Ban-ks
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$489456.09
1, Charles A. Wong,' Assistant Cashier and Manager of Chinese-America- n the
-- do solemnly swear that the statement above set forth is
true to tho
V'fJ".
best of my knowledge and belief. .
A.' WONG.
Assistant CsAhler,nr.d Manager.
ftvi v Bubscribed and sworn'to mo this day of
. K. Y..CHING,
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Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit,
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. Territory of HawalL
EnglThe; British
in
een Charles
l&st few
of
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gov-ernment
Is understood to be seriously
coaslderlnt the estahliahment of.
Ministry --ot Healthi .Tili ministry, It
Is stated, would have charge of sanitation,
hbuslre sickness Insunsce,
"i ti slriir natters
:y 'thatSd
f:U flier Its J- (By Nerers Callaghan.)
NETSV YORK N. Y.. June 15.
Throughout the rast week the market
remained dull but very steady with
MM f 1 a . L. 1 -
reuaers wiuin5 10 conunue onying on , The recent and extensive spread of
ui m iasi wk--
4
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m pr.ces, tjz. ivic;the rigorous weed called spiny pis
S5tai-.C'- L fr Cuba' 57C' baslsiweed. (amaraathus spinosas L.), In
I 0,10 ,ch R,Co.B and 41116c the pastures near Honolulu and tn oth- -
bSSiS 96 CJ.f. full-dut- y for sugars. r,ri, nf h tcrHtnrv h nmmntl
The offerings from Cuba were especially
light and generally held at 5c
basis 96 cftf. for June and July shir
ment with an occasional percel appearing
for sale st basis 96
OlL The light demand for reflnei
sugars maae maiiierent located the Tumble Weed and the
raws any advance, but the fact that i
Beet Root which are the
the British commission continued
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sieauuy m me ror July snip-- ; height of at least feet and spreads
ment Cubes 4.6 oc 96 f.o.b. j by eeed-i- alarmingly rapid man-Cubhad
a strengthening influence ( ner. The chief objection to this weed
the market. The details of the pur--; th fart that it bears a Trv
chases this price ty the British
commission were not published but
the quantity is not believed to exceed
10.000 tons. Aside from these f.o.b.
sales, the transactions fn Cubas reported
during the week consisted ot
only 10,000 bags for last half July
shipment which were taken by
operator at and some 25,000,
20,000 baga in port and afloat for
New Orleans which were taken by a
New Orleans refiner 4c basis 96
c&f. Throughout the week limited
sales of Ricos were made from
day to day at the unchanged basis of
5.77c basis 96 cXf, and some' 4000
tons of various full-dut- y paying sugars,
principally San Domingps, were
taken, by local and Canadian refiners
at basis 96 c.i.f. The naar-ke- t
closes steady with farther, buyers
at last prices and with only light of
tarings of Cubas in evidence at
4--1 51 6c for June and 5c basis 96"
for July shipment.
The weekly from Gniai en
June 11th reported receipts for the
entire island of tiO.OOO tons com
pared to 33,000 tons for the corres
ponding; week last year. The total
stock at shipping ports was reported,
as 760,000 . tons .as compared to-- 0v,
000 tons a year ago.
Notwithstanding that all refiner
are now quoting refined prices on tha
basis-- of 7.50c less 2 the domestic
demand has been extremely, light, and
there, has been some sugar offering
from second hands at "
around T.iOo
less. 2.V The export refined business
Is stnl: checked pending the settle
ment. by congress of .the proposition
to repesLthe drawback-privilege- on
augar.
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Purther investigation the this succeeds
of the contract for,the removal of the
warehouse of Davies & Co., at the
foot of Bishop street will be taken up
by the territorial grand jury next Fri
day. City Attorney Arthur M. Brown
said Saturday.
The investigation is believed to
have begun Friday, W. It. Hobby,
acting superintendent of pubHc.worKs,
and D. J. Sullivan, said to be a San
Francisco : contractdr, having been
subpoenaed to appear before the jury
as witnesses and to bring with them
certain - documents, . advertisements
plans relating to the removal of
the ' warehoused
W. C Woodward, former assistant
superintendent of public works, was
also suopoenaea oy Detective
T. but, because of being in the
country, could not be present. It is
understood that both Hobby and Sul- -
ivan examined by, the jurymen.
' Hobby, today declared that the
dea that Is against the law to le- -
the board of agnculture and forestry
to warn rancuers and dairymen
against this obnoxious plant and to
use every possible means to prevent
its further spread.
The Spiny Pig Weed is closely rereiiners
to
at found on
mainland and in n a wall grows to a
maraet five
at basis an
on n&lr of
at
sharp thorns at the base of the leaves
Cattle will not eat the plant and shun
localities where it occurs.
This weed is particularly obnoxious
because its seeds, considering the
size of the plant, are relatively small
and are formed In enormous numbers,
an one plant producing as many as 115,-60- 0
seeds. Since the seeds mature
at
long before they are suspected and
are shaken off Ly the wind, it is im-
at
portant to destroy th plant befor
the seeds form or 'ome to maturity,
Porto
in order to pretnt the weed from
spreading.
It is, therefore, suggested that ia
order to prevent the occupation and
ruination of pasture lands by the
spread of the Spiny Pig Weed, all
persons owing or controlling such
lands, attack at once the weed where
found, removing it by the and
burning the plant seeds and all.
cAL
cable THREE VACANCIES
as
.MS.
and
were,
It
contracts for such work without ca:l
ng for tenders is wrong. On the
other hand, he declared it is directly
in accordance with the law, which is
contained In a special act, ne says,
Tenders were not called for, and
were not' required, he adds. - -
. "We;, simply lot the contract to Mr
Sullivan, the San Francisco contractor.
and that was all tnere was to it, he
said. . "It was concluded that there
was no firm or firms here that could
handle the Job as cheaply
The contract fixes the price of the
removal at $10,000.
;
SPECIAL OFFICER ROUNDS
UP DELINQUENT AUTOS
A special officer went to work for
the tax office this morning to round
up all automobiles on which taxes
have not been paid,' and on which
taxes have paid but the tax tag
not affixed.
In many Instances, the office points
out, owners of machines have paid
their taxes but have left the tags
home or put them in their pockets and
forgotten about them, while the law
requires that such tags shall be posted
in, a conspicuous place in the machine.
The Injunction suit brought by Capt.
Seth Scofield against Tax Assessor C.
T. Wilder, which seeks to prevent the
assessor from collecting taxes on the
officer's machine, Is to be heard in
federal court on July 12.
TELEPHONE' EXCHANGE TO
BE IN KALIHI
Following out its plans for branch
exchanges in the different parts of the
city, announced several months ago,
the Mutual Telephone Company has
taken out a building permit to erect
an exchange in Kalihi on Kafli street,
just mauka of King. The new building
is to be 36x50 feet in size, two
stories high and constructed of concrete.
It will cost 115,000.
This week only 16 permits were
taken out but the estimated cost
amounted to $30,275. Of the 16 permits
10 were' for residences, rShe for
a store and the rest for additions or
alterations 'to present buudlna'
REVENUE
OFFICE FILLED
A reorganization of the staff of the
office of collector of internal revenue
was completed this morning, three
new deputy collectors taking office as
successors to a similar number whose
resignations became effective last
Saturday.
vtlS. Mackenzie, member of the
well-know- n local family of that name,
was appointed to succeed J. W. Pratt
who, .with his family, will leave for
California shortly. Palmer P. Woods,
who resigned 'to become secretary to
Mayer Ferni- - is succeeded - roots
by J.
Brooks Brown, formerly ; with the de
partment of public Instruction. F: .
NishimpW'an honor student at Mc- -
of lettinffiKiulsy high school year,
U. Q. Noda, recently appointed Japa
nese Interpreter in the district court.
"In each Instance these resignations
are regretted," said" Collector John F.
Haley today.
S5es
, The building department of the city
and county, has not cost the taxpayers
a
narry
Lake,
been
ERECTED
total
- penny, byJt on the contrary saved
moneyvaedbrding to the report of
Henry .Freitas, building inspector,
filed with the board of supervisors this
morning. ,
For the six months there was appro
priated for his department $2775. The
expenditures .amounted to $2115.63,
while therrfcteipts from building fees
touted $2242.30 or a saving of $126.67
with, the appropriation still untouched.
Freitas' report on the schools also
shows economy. Of the $17,440.83 ap
propriated ; for' repairs . and mainte
nance $17,159.27 was spent, leaving a
$42,-695.8- balance of $281.56; new buildings 1
appropriated, $10,637.99 spent.
$14,-013.1- balanee $32,058.T2 and janitors 0
appropriated, $9702.72 spent and
balance $4310.38.
JAPANESE HOSPITAL
BUILDING IS READY
m m
One building of -- the new Japanese
hospital on School street is up and
another is nearly completed, accord
ing to Ripley & Davis, architects. One
of the four bjgfwards which are
to be built, each measuring 190x30
feet, is entirely enclosed and work
on tne interior is under way. me
first floor of the administration build'
ing is finished aackwork is now progressing
on the-seco- With the distribution of quarterly
dividends Sturday and today, sugar
stock was he big trader on the exchange
tod;r with a rising price tendency.
Ola was the leader with 530
shares goii : at SI 4. Oahu reached
130.30, Ewa $34. Waialua $27.73. and
1 of Halki brought $203 each.
Among tl unlisted securities Mineral
Produc
nd floor. Beside
the three .other wards there are four
other buildings which will compose
the group including the nurses' home,
contagion ward, laundry and kitchen.
MAIL NOW ATPRO MOTION
C0MMITTEEF0R VISITORS
Mail addressed care of Thomas
Cook & Son. Honolulu, is awaiting addressees
at the Hawaii Promotion
Committee, as follows:
Colin M. Campbell, C. G. Collins.
John Coombs, G. Eranswel, G. Elmslie,
C. Eugster, Mrs. B. Firman, S. G. K.
Gomes, Mrs; Harriet Lyons Wm. Mc--
Cann, Miss J. McCann, Mrs. C. F. Me- -
Gregor, Mrs. Muntz, Mrs
Rumpf. Mrs. Rutherford, Owen Rob
erts, V. Stephens (wireless! Thomas
Simpson, Harry Taylor, Mrs. J. H. Wil
kin, Rev. R. Wellman.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
' No set program is scheduled for the
Ad Club meeting this weekr but as
the meeting date is Wednesday the
club members are requested to join
In the patriotic program to be held
at the Capital grounds commemorating"
the Fourth. George Andrus will
lead in sinsinE he national ahthetv'
i recovered its balance a
little going sp to 34. Montana-Blng-ba- m
remainC steady at 45.
Dividends totaling $237,000 were
distributed. Those paying and their
rate follow: Iiiku $1, Kekaha $2, Ko-lo- a
$1, Paia Jl, Pioneer 40 cents.
Honolulu Stock Exchange
MERCANTLE
Alexander 4L
C. Brewer S.
SUGAR
Ewa Plantatl
Haiku Sugar
Hawaiian AorlCoJ
Hawaiian Coin4 $ugar
Sugr Co. ..
Honokaa Sugal Co. . . .
Honomu Sugal Co, ...
Hutchinson Siar Plant.
Kahuku Plan
Kekaha Sugar
Koloa Sugar
McBryde 8ugt
Oahu Sugar C
Monday, 2.
Cp.
Ion Co.
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Co, Ltd.
1 302
Olaa Sugar ,t ...,t...
Onomea Sugir
Paauhau S
CO. .
Pacific Sug
Pais Plants
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Pepeekeo S ganCO. 48
Pioneer Mill Co
San Carlos Jflilll
Waialua A
Wailuku 8 an
MISCEL NtOUS
Endau Dev.
M h III
1st Is. A
II II II i
. 2nd Is. ai ill if itiiJi ttd i i
Haiku Fru PackJ Pfd.
Haiku Fru Pack.' Com
Hawaii Co Ayi7pc) A..
Hawaii Co
Hawaii Co
4 Will
Hawaiian Metric
Hawaiian jlneapple Co..
Hon. BrevJa Malt. Co...
Honolulu ps Cow Lt...
Hon. R. TUL 4...
Inter-lsla-nj Steam Niv..
Mutual Tciphont Co.f...
Oahu Rail ay a LandfCo.
Pahang sbr Co., ..
Selama-D-I iings Plan.; Pd
Slama-D-i iings po
Tanjong
Wi
( ok Rulber Co.
BONDS- - 1 July
Baldwin
34
205 21$
Hawaiian
:::::
200
175
104
1SJ4 A
ttonCo. 205
7bcrPd
RylepclB..
Coi
42'2
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117a 128
Co.
19
160
a
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40
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Beach Imp.
smalcua Ditch jCS, M.j
Hawaii CH. 5'pc.i..
Hawaiian irr. Co Is. . i , I
Haw. TerJl pc Rewnd;.
Haw. Teri Pib Imp
Haw. Terr Pub. Imfc . pes .....
Hawn. Wl, S'a
Honokaa lugar Co pc. ' 93 9$
Honolulu Las Co. lid Ss ..... .
--
Kauai R4 Co., 6s i02i
Manoa Int. Dist. .
McBryde Buaar. Co r 1
Mutual Tlephone .....
Oahu Railvay dCo . . . i
Oahu Sugjr Co
Olaa SugV Co pi. i t
Pacific Gtano a Fe. Co 100
Pacific Sioar Mill (l. 6d 100
San Carlja Milling
BetweA Boards: 4s: 500
1
Olaa, 14: 15, 10 Pah
Bryde, 1025; 50, 50 Qhu, 1020; 12000,
$10,000 Hbnokaa .6 pU 94 .
SessioniSales: 10t Hohbkaa pc
94: Ewt 34; 5, 28 W 27.75; 10
Haiku, 205.
Dividends, July 2, t!7: : fHalku. $1;
Kekaha, 12: Koloa, Paia, Pl
neer, 40c
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Latest augsr quotath: deg; test,
622 centi, $13040 r to
V .4 .
Jr LISTED SEQRITIES,
(day, July 2.
Bid Aaked
Oil
Hoholultf Con. Oil... 4.20
MINING
cai. Mawn. uev. vo...t,... v. ..
Engels Copper MlnlngS.75 f.00
Mineral Products Co..13 .4
Mountain King Mln... JO M
TIod. Gold Mln Mill.! .03
Montana Bingham Con 1.43 .45
Madera Mining Co. ..1.27 i8
-- Sales: 500 Mineral Iroducts, JSO;
4000 Mineral Products, 1000 Binsham,
.45; 1500 Mineral ducts, '34.
Sugar
, '
.
Henry Con
Ltd. '
Members Honolulu St
would
; and lond
Exchange
Merchan Ureets ;
Telephone
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HONOLULU
TO SEE NO ECREA5E
That regardless of agreemtatl
between goverumt ' and cdl
operators on the malnkd to rednte
impossible to sn&do.'Siton hr
because of the treat
nnasihilftv -
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Insurance, - v
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Fort and
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COALpiCESl
b
the
high rates
e. Gedge, olha nter
land .said today. I ,
"The coal situajon hj mu
different from that on e znainlan
fan to o
tain any kind of spoliation
said "I i etter fror
Japan just the other annonncis
when our contractan out tbl
rate be advanced the
applies to the coal we t from
states."
When Yotir Eyes fiCsre
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antees service
TraTeierSs ' 'Cheeks on
principal polixai v.?
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