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E. A.; H, ROSS 7. . . . . .Treasurer
G. JL CARTER. . , . . . .Director
C. II. COOKE. ..... ...Director
J. H.. GALT.; ... ..V... Director
R. A. COOKE... ...4.'., Director
A. GARTLEY.:-- I. j...
D. G. MAY.
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BANK, LIMITED.
Capital .subscribed;.. 43.000,000
Capital ,.',30,000,000
eccrre fttnui;W... .ia.230,000
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T.Z'.Z Af.'D EONrj CROKERS
llonttulu
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Fire, Life, Marine, Automobile and
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HAWAII
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limited
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Alexaniet
Baldwin
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ComrhissiorrUerch-iiit- t
Vtnd Insurance Agents
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Uaiaiian Commercial & Sugar
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Haikxi Sugaf Companj,'
paiae Plantation; .
. Mauf Agricultural Companj.
Hawaiian Suar Company.
' Kahuku Plantation Company.' -
McBryde' Sugar C4V tid. i H
Kaculul Hailroad' Company;
Kauai Raihray Company.
v Kauai fruit 4rLand Co, Ltd
v Xlonblua Ranch,
Bichop aCoJ
Pay 4 yearly In Sivtea De?
...l .. posits,- com?aunded;.twte4rrvfct
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MEAT DARKEY GROCERY
Fuor:e 3451 .
c. q; yeetkop : & co;?r
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SALE
J1000 house on lot KSx
.100. Pakul and lpth avc; fine vie.
t $236-- Lot r COxiQO " corner 10th 'and
Pakui; good for store, r r r "
$700 Lot '40x112; 3800 sq. ft. In Pf r-ry
Tract corner Scoooiand Emma
Waity Bldg. V :',jr.-7- 5 King St
AGHffS WANTED
HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII
Ltd, 0Neil Bldg,' 96 King SC corner
Fort St, ' Telephone 3529 r ;
Fine cottage. In town; gas;
screened; electricity; 322. v
Renovated house; 30. . I '
OR SALE Larss troae.and lot with
bearing trees and grapevines; $2500.
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REAL ESTATE,
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Honolulu Stock Exchang
Monday, Feb. 1.
Bid-Alexand- er Asked
Baldwifl,Ltd 200 230
!C. Brewer & Co. .. 250
SUGAR.
21H mm
L.-C- o.
Ry. Co. 6s..,;...,. 100
Kohala Ditch COu 6s. . . . . 90
McBryde Sugar Co. 5s.., , , . 93
Mutual Tel.. 68 ......... ... .
Oahu Ry, & Land Co. s.. 103 ?.
Oahu Sugar Co. 6s,V. ... 103 r
Olaa Sugar Co. 6s 81 ;
Pacific J G; & Fi. Col-s- : i i
j Pacific Sugar Mill Co.' 6a - 77 95
Pioneer Mill Co.": 5s:;;., tOO I
San Carlos Milling Co $ 100. .
Waialua Agri. Co. 5s: .100 ;
ur iiWU may' 'taken
5d In ' the circuit court
. niuiui urn
all th Pod
though I u
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itlon over - the ' dlarlct ton would
ail and Porto Rico and longer.
R we"f ! eXTO given
linsairrin-ove- rmlr in
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Kason S;a lam it F.. 9(1 9ft IT C
& S. Co. 33; 50 McBryde:6;;3S.6W1',l?T.d,n.
5 ; 10, 40 Haw. Pineapple Co. 35; 30
H.:C.- - c S33t,,5rJl & M .CO.
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Feb. t.00,Paia W.0; .KeaaagL99;
rioneer zo; waimea 1.00,
.Latest sugar quotation:? deg. test
4X0 fcerf $84X0 per t6ni ,
Sug - 4.20cts!
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Members Honolulu Stock and ; Bond
Exchange, ' :
Fort and Merchant, Streets
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I ,-. ;'v,,J. STOCK ; BROKERS
information Furnished and Loans
Mada;
' Merchant Street Star-Buildin- g
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' , C. G. BOCKUSi
Authorized Agent for Hawaii for
First Preferred Stock of Pacific Gas
s. Electric; Company of California.
Phone 2784. ? . P. O. Box 542
Office, 503- - Stangenwald Bldg.
After serving ; I yea rs as vessel
master on t the Great : Lakes. Captain.
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la the TerrttoryJ of Hawaii places at' your
disposal its .complete services in" its various Depart-
ments,. incIuding'ZZ.f:;:.-;,- -
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FEBRUARYS, 1915.
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! More than 300 sacks of mall frbfli
the mainland wiR arrive la the steam
er- - Matsohia; tomorrow morning.
A-- lolopalntv of tnirist from '
the j
mainiana lS vDooKea for Hawaii m tnei
steamer Mauna Jlea,- - leaving for Hilo
Wednesdaynornlng. -
The steamer Helene ; will beVr de-spatched
fer windward.Kauaf ports
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H The FarffJeXMaff liner ?ChIna,. scheduled
to depart for San Francisco at
10 o'clock tomorrow mornln& will car
ry --the nextjnafl for the mainland. .
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Sugar amountMK io'1740 sacks from f
Mniotai '. xmacha the oort. vesterdav 1
teithe-.:ste8etVMfkahal- a. Th ves- -
sel brought three cabra passengers
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A small number of cabin passengers
has been booked fbr the coast in the
Matson steamer Miiioa. to denart for
San Francisco at 4 o'clock tomorrow i
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afternoon.
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1 - icapuiah mil
rvvmnsnr ateamer' J. Alr - Chanslor
steamed for the California coast yes
terday afternoon. ; . r ' v,
The United States army transport
Logan Is expected to arrive from Manila
by way of Nagasaki, Japan." Fri
day morning. The vessel will remain
at Honolulu about 24 hours before
steaming for San Francisco.
The "
Pacific Mail steamer Korea,
with a dumber of passengers and .a
large mail from San Francisco, is due
at this pdrt Friday morning. The ves- -
sel carries a big: cargo for the coast
of Asia.'
The Klnau from Kauai ports . has
hoi .Hi.hrorf f ahnur 70AO sArVs I
of 'sugar and a quantity of sundries
brought from KauaL The vessel re-turned
to this port with a small list
of cabin and deck passengers.
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With Australian products. Including
refrigerated meat for the United
States .army , jjuartermaster depart
ment, the Canadian-Australasia- n liner
Niagara is due at Honolulu Friday.
The vessel carries passengers and cargo
for British Columbia.
A smalt number of passengers and
a. cargo "including an auto, 21 sacks of
beans, crates of chickens and 79 pack
ages of sundries reached port from
Maui in the steamer Claudine. . The
vessel, is scheduled to depart for the
.Valle Isle at 5 o'clock this evening.
PASSE5GEB5 ABETTED
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Per str. Kmau, January 31 W.
Ions, S. K. Kaeo, S. Sayegusaa, R.
lOuye, Morimoto, Chang KeeMrs. An- -
tonio, K. Hamano, Mrs. K. Hamano, '
P." A Gorman, J. J. Dias Mrs. W. Ebe--
'Iing, H. Busher, Mrs. A, Wflson. Rev.
Mr-Kal- . S. E. Hannestead, Dr. Derby
Li a Larsen. M. A. Mikaeia. D. H.
Bryne, L. Reflton, Miss A. Cooke, Mrs.
CM, Cookev W. H.-Ri- Sr Hans la-enberg,
E. Kopke, Brothers Sylvester,
A. Horner, E. A. Knudseo, Mrs. A.
K&ndsen, Master V. Knudsen. Mrs.
EL A. Knudsen and three servants. C.
R. Forbes, T. M. Church. C. J. Mc-
Carthy, Master Rurakie. .
Buy your Y. M, C A. meal books
today. Adv." . . , y -j-;'-
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Wine oTltOnS WHO Snipped fr0lTI:
y Hawaii arejlastfened Across'
Canada Toward London
The nine young "men of Hawaii , who
signed on the- - British steamer Glen--
roy .and left here to join tho British
rniw fa, rw ' Kaii trtanrH
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papef article from Seattle. The Post--.
Intelligencer says; ,
ADoara tne tmnsn steamer uien
roy, of the Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company, which reached Vancouver
yesterday morning, bound from London
for Seattle, were nine strapping
young men who are on their way from
the Hawaiian Islands to England to
eers on the Glenrov. but had signed
on as members of the crew. They
were released as soon as tne ime
reachedVancouver and allowed to pro
ceed to London.
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"In the party were G. W. Badger,
who will join the .submarine service.
and G. H. Davis, G. Farthing, R, Trot
ter, A. ' P. Mustard, and W. Pollock,
who will wear the uniform of the roy
al artillery, i
British Residents Bear. Expense.
D. (i. Dmn, who will join the royal
horse artillery; V. Begbte, who will
become a member of the' Ninth ua-and
R. a Kay, wh will cajt his
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ianas are oeanng me evuv -
senamg me men w.ue irvnu in w
der that there might be no breach In
the neutrality of the American Islands
men were signed on the Glenroy
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iisieu as uueni, Buueu uiu w,u,
d Begbie. a husky r, ...lu.
was
s"ca
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'When the Glenroy was casting on
her lines at Honolulu an amusing incident
occurred on the pier. Several
Scotchmen, who were down to see the
loys off, were singing "It's a Long
Way to Tipperary," when a big
Ger-ma- n.
In a loud voice, tried to drown
the, melody with "Deutschland Uber
Alles." It was a battle of music for
a time, but the subject of the kaiser
scon ran cut of wind and retired fron
the pier. The most interesting character
in the party is Begbie, who has
roamed about the world for years. He
fought in the South African war, has
been a cow-punch-er in Montana and
New Zealand, and of late has been engaged
in breaking horses and mules
in Hawaii."
Joseph Schwartz returned on the
three-month- Mongolia. Monday from a s'
trip to Honolulu and has
joined bis family at their home on
Divisadero street. Mr. and Mrs.
Schwartz and their two daughters.
Misses Henrietta and Josephine
Schwartz, are planning a trip to Honolulu
in June. .Miss Schwartz made
her jdebvt last montn at an elaborate
supper dance given in the Italian
room at thp St Francis. Miss
Schwartz has just returned from a
short .visit withMisa Prlscilia E1U--
IsIand.-:-Chronic- cotf at Ie.
Mare
Captain Charles Peterson has wirelessed
Castle & Cooke, local representatives,
that the vessel will arrive from
Sail Francisco on Tuesday evening. It
Is expected that the-ves- sel will be
off quarantine about 7 o'clock. Dr.
F. E, Trotter, Iff 'charge' or" the" fed,
eral public health service, has consented
to grant pratique that the liner
nny come to a - berth at Pier 15 with-
out additional delay.
The Matsonla Is reported to have
met
SSf
with unusually rough weather.
which fell to the lot of a number of
a mere soutneny coufso," '
; The Matsonta left the coast with a
record shipment of automobiles. Its
cargo includes 3397 tons for Honolulu
and abour 2000 tons for discharge at
Hllo. - Mail flJTiounfTflff to 230 '
sacks
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AUCTION 8ALE t Of; , LAND,
' WAIALUA ISLAND OF MOLO--
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: at 12 O'clock noon. '
At my . salesroom, .cprner .Fort
and Queen streets, --opposite-H. '
Hackfeld b Co, Ltd, I will sell:
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WOODED, WATER, . RANGE '.r
All thit certain parcel of land
situate In Waialua, of the Island ' s
Molokal and described as
follows: Commencing at the '
top of a hill In. ridge- - Just above
a bamboo clum in gulch and
running: North 64 SWest
true) 5200 feet along Punlchua
np ridge to top of mountains; --
North 28 15' East (true) 2830
feet along top of mountains;
South 75" 42' East (true) 4480
feet along Moannl dowa center
of ridge; South 63 44' West
ttrue) 1173 feet along Daniela
Napela's purchase ' in Waialua
to point oh slope; South 3r 36'
West (true) 1187 feet along S.
Kafli's purchase Ap. 3 m Waialua,
across stream up side of
ridge to point on top of same;
South 3a ir East (true) 1944
feet along Hoopil's purchase Ap.
3, and Kaahanul's Ap. 4 in Waialua
down side of ridge and
across stream to Initial point
containing: an area of 323 92-10- 0
acres. Being a portion of the
premises that were awarded
and patented to the said William
Charles Lunalilo. by Land
Commission Award 8339 B, Apa-n-a
27, and Royal Patent 7633.
Would especially draw attention
to the water and wood on
this land, being, as I understand
It, part of the headwaters
of the Waialua river.
The upset price is $1230.00.
The terms are cash. A Warranty
Deed will be furnished,
but the deed at the expense of
purchaser. ?; c.'.. ..
DO NT Ml S8 THJS; IT IS AN
INVESTMENT,
NOT A SPECULATION.
O. A. STEVEN,
Auctioneer.
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Fresh Eggs
40 (Qeiitsf,1
per dozen
Fresh Island Butter
40 cents per lb.
Sterilized Mill:
Pure
Haiku Sugar Co 130
Haw. AgrL Co
150
Haw. C. A Sug. Co 33 34
Haw. Sugar Co. 35
Honckaa Sugar Co. . . . ; . 4H
Hcnorau Sugar Co 100
Hutchinson S. Plan. Co...
15
Kahuku Plan. Co. 16
Kekaha Sugar Co. 135 149
Koloa Sugar Co 130
McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. 6 6
Oahu Sugar Co 20 2o
Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd 5 5
Onomea Sugar Co 30 31
Paauhau S. Plan. Co.,.
Pacific Sugar Mill 50 90
LPaia Plantation Co 130
Pepeekeo Sugar Co
Pioneer Mill Co. 24 24
Waialua Agri. Co 91 95
Waihiku Sugar Co
(Walmanalo Sugar Co
Waimea Sugar Mill Co. . loo
Haiku F. & P. Co., Pfd.. ....
Haiku F.. & P. Co., Com.
Haw, .Electric Co. ... 160
Haw. lrr. Co. Ltd ........ ....
Haw. Pineapple Co. .... . 34 354
Hilo R. R. Co Pfd.
Hllo --RJL Co.. Cora . 2
Hon. B. & M. Co., Ltd.. 15 15
Hon. Gas Co Ptd....... 100
Hon. Gas Co-- Com.... 100 ...
Hono. R. T. & L. Co..... 155 ...
Inter-Islan- d S. NaT. Co. . 14d
Mutual Tel. Ca 18 19
Oahu Ry. & Land Co. ... ....
Pahang Rubber Co.
Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. ....
BONDS..
Hamakua Ditch Co. 6a... .... ...
Haw. & Sugar Co. $8 . . ....
Haw. Irr. Co. 6s......... 90
Haw. Ter.- - 4s, Ref. 1905.. ....
Haw." Ter. Ba,-- Pub. Imp. . ...
Haw. 4s .
Hawv Ter.T 4s...... ....
Haw.; .Ter. 2ts. ... ..... . ... .
Hilo R.R. Co. 6s Is. '01.. 60
Hllo R.R.Co R.&E.Con.6s 54 5
Honokaa Sug. Co. 6s... ' 34
ROUTES
Two new steamship lines are investigating
the possibilities of Pacific
ocean trade and one at.. least . may
send a representative to Hawaii, according
to reports from Seattle.
The
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Hon. Gaa Co. Ltd.' 5s... 100
Hon.' R. T. & 6s.. 104
newly-organize- d American-Mex- i
can Steamship and Trading Company
is one and the United Fruit Company
is the other. It is said that the Am
erican-Mexica- n fleet will operate be- -
tween the North Pacific and the west
coasi oi Mexico, ine service aireaay
nas oeen inaugurated oeiween an
Tancisco ana Mexico uy me amert
cu Bieamer kajivu, luriucnj iucaa -
can steamer Ramon corral. The Mex -
ican steamer uen. x. resqueira is now
at San Francisco, overhauling, preparatory
to entering the beattie-Mexi -
can service. She will De piacea -
aer tne American nag ana reennsxen -
ea tne UaJDOa.
The United Fruit Company, which I
operates the "Great White Fleet" be- 1
tween New York and Boston and the
West Indies, has been investigating!
Seattle as a terminus for a new route!
to be followed by its steamers m thelber of years. Woods Low, son of E
nauguration of service to this coast
via Panama canal. Its vessels are be
ng changed from English, German
and French to American registry
since the European war began and the
company will soon have the greatest
fleet flying the Stars and Stripes,
with the exception of the. American -
Hawaiian Steamship Company. The
United Fruit Company has been oparating
to Mexican, Gulf, South Ameri- Te schooner Defender, owned by
Hind, Rolph & Company of San Fran
cisco went ashore at Keomuka Point
on windward Lanal, some .time yesterday.
It will be hauled to deeper water
with the arrival of one of more
Inter-Islan- d steamers and saved, is the
belief here.
The Defender, under charter to load
a shipment of about 16,000 sacks of
sugar at Hana, Maui, left Honolulu
Sunday morning towed by the Oahu
Shinning Cotnoany steamer Kaena
Eben P. Low, manager of the com -
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pany, early today received a wreiess
from Lahaina that the Defender, with
Mjttie ballast in its hold, had gone
ashore at the exposed reef which ex
tends for mort
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can and West Indian ports from Newcles to send assistance to the vessel
York and Boston In the banana and
tropical fruit trade,,
From time to time there have been
rejports: thlt'the United Frtit Company
wpuld nleythe!, Hawa.iMra4e i
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th-- a m:le off Kmhiu
ij pqx. The steamer Kaena was
reported to be sUnding by
Tne Defender has met with two dis- -
ters since com Ine into Hawaiian
waters a month ago. The vessel ar
rlve1 --t Honohiln on Jannarr 20. bar
fog been hauled off a reef near Mahu- -
INSIDE REEF; ALL O. K.
Eben P. Low. said that the schooner
Defender, in tow of theKaena,
bad gone ashore on the Lanai coast
and that assistance was urgently need
ed. .
Star-Bulleti- n The wirelessed o
George Freeland cf Lahaina to get thel
racis ana rTeeiana wirelessed oacK
shortly before noon:
"Schooner resting easy on mud
Inside reef. Sea smooth. All
well."
In the rreantlme Low and John K.
. Clarke or Hind, Koipn & Co., agents
m T - - - a. i
or m feienaer, goi ousy.io sena
assistance to the vessel. Admiral
Moore was communicated with by
telephone to get the assistance of tha
naval tug . Navajo, but it was found
that the Navajo is temporarily out of
commission on account of boiler re
pairs or something of the sort. Then
the
Ikona. Hawaii Th arhnnnA aiifTerMt
damage to its bottom and was da the
floating drydock for some days under
going repairs. Captain E. Erlckson Is
well known to local shipping. He has
been coming to the Islands for a num
IP, Low, accompanied the schooner to
i ManL
The report this morning that thl
Kaena had also gone ashore while
trying to haul the Defender to deeper
water could not be confirmed at local
shipping agencies
-v A report eariy this morning that the
four-maste- d schooner Defender had
gone ashore on the Maul coast started
1 immediate activities in waterfront cir- -
find started also a chain of Inquiries
j to get definite facts, on what waa
I vaguely reported to be a marine disss
ter.
The first report wa received, by
wmn mi
revenue-cutte- r Thetis was asked
to go to the vessel.
"Low said today that If the Defender
has gone ashore on the windward side
of Lanai in a northeast blow it is not
likely she can be saved.
The Inter-Islan- d Steam Navigation
Company wirelessed to the steamer
Mani, which Is bringing cattle from
Hilo, to go to the Defender and ren
uer assistance n any is neeaea
MATSONIA ISLATE
117 12 HOURS
BEHIH1
The Matson liner Matsonla, with the
largest list of passengers to leave the
hmn to reachtag- - .1 Honoldn Doiryca!
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THREE EYES
Cannot possibly be found exact.,
alike In every particular.- - . " J
Especially is this, true of defective
eyes eyes needing i glasses. ; . ;
Even-differe- nt measurement in
glass if you need It; If not we'll te'.l
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A. N. Sanford i
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port owfng to a se- -
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Boston Building, . Fort Strttt
Over. May. Co. .
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the two eyes Is quite commcn. Cae
eye may be perfect and the other
short-sighted- ;- or rney may have deferent
degrees of the same defect, cf
a different defecL - i -
Is It any.woader then'you have'
never found a glass you could ' sea
throughr Try us well find you a
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LTv Honolulu i
Agents
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Commlsti&ner ef Dttit Ur C:"':rr'
and New Yerk; . NOTARY r --
Draws' M9rt;ajes, : Cee, '."'2 :f
8ais,iLasssrnVVillSrStscA'. ' -the
Cirtrlct Courts. -- 1 V ' '
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Anywhere, 'at Any Tfcne,' Ca!l ca cr
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AGENCY, , .
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HOH0LULU.;dBr;G0C.
grand Twoz;;
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27 S. Hotel St. ' Opp. Bijou Tl r
Honolnla Photo
Supply Co.
KODAK HEADQUARTEH3
t 1059 Fort Street
Our trade treats ua loyally ticsuse
we treat them roya!!y
CLOTHIERS .
Hotel Ewa Fort
Jordan
DRY GOODS
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