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Importers pf bestiumber and build big
taatertaU.' , Prices low, and we Rive
your order' prompt attention whether
larce or wnajt We b-v- buUt hun-tre- di
of houeses In this city with iter- -
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Berctanla and Union" Streets
NEW IMPORTATIONS OF
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KIYO TOUCHED AT
OKW UP
Shortly after 1:30 o'clock this after
noon the T. K. K. freight steamer Ki-y- o
Maru docked at Pier 16, with three
cabin passengers. Col. Walter H. Chat
field. 2nd Infantry; Mrs. Chatfleld and
Ella R. Tapper for this port' They
boarded the ship at Balboa, having
been on the transport Buford when
It was held up by the slides la Cuie-- .
bra Cut r
At 8 o'clock this morning the Kiyo
arrived off port, coming here direct
from Salina Cruz, Mexico. 1$ days
from that port Se has on board 120C
tons ol nitrates for, a local fertilizer
company The Kiyo comes from all
the South American nitrate ports. She
left Valparaiso October 4, 'Caleto
Ca-los- s
October 7, ! Antofagasta October
11, Tocatllia October 12. Iquiaue Oc
toter 14, Cal&o O.ctpber , 19, ' Balboa,
Canal Zone, October 26, and Salina
Cruz November 2i -
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Because the ship was much clean
er and more free of rats and moaqui
toes than the average boat from South
American nitrate ports. Dr. F. EL Trot
ter, head of the public health service
here, gave the Kiyo pratique at 12: 30,
two and a half hours after fumigation
was begun. '"-- .
Not until Monday will the Kiyo sail
for Japans The postofflee announced
this morning that she vrll take jpafl
lor tne Orient . . r t ..i
The steamer will carry a few steer
age passengers . from Honolulu ' for
Japan. She has good-size- d steerag?
accommodations, but only limited grst
cabin ' space. " She --"will take- out a
small amount ol freight from here for
Japan. I
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William F. Storey was sworn In yesterday
st the. custom-hous- e as customs
inspector, to take the place of
T; P. Harris, resigned. :
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Laden with scrap metaL the bark
R. P. Rithet trill sail Saturday or
Monday "for San Francisco. ; She baa
been loading at Pier 8.
A salvage company has succeeded
in floating the liner Mariposa, sunk
at Bella Bella October S. The steamer
was raised November 3. : '
The ' schooners Robert Lewers and
Caroline sailed yesterday for Sound
ports, having compiled with the Seamen's
Act before leaving.
The Japanese freighter Kiyo Mara
arrived this morning' with ' 1000 tons
of nitrates for local fertilizer firms.
She docked at Pier 16 to discharge
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her cargo. " " r. r: '
The Japanese steamer Kiyo Maru,
in port today. Is expected to take 200
tons of bunker coal ' from the
Inter-Islan- d
before sailing Monday for
Japan ports. ,..:..-..- .-
One day's mall, 24 sacks, left here
at 10 this morning in the O. S.
K.-- T.
K. K. liner ' Seattle Maru, for San
Francisco. M.ost of it was letter mall,
v the postofflce rsported.' '
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Of 545 arrivals .at the port of New
York in October, 241 flew the BriMah'
flag and 126 the American Norwegian
ships were third, numbering 62,
and. Italian vessels fourth, 23.
Next mail from the coast will arrive
Monday morning in the Oceanic
steamer Sonoma. The Lurline, sailing
from here Tuesday afternoon, will
take the next mail to the mainland.
- Early next week the Hind-Rolp- h
schooner Muriel will sail for Sound
ports, after discharging her. lumber
cargo. She will receive sailing orders
here by cable from the company's San
Francisco office before clearing. .
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A radio message received by Castle
& Cooke from the Matson liner Wll-helmireported
her position at 8
o'clock" last ntglit a8vl9ga' mile's from
Honolulu. The steamer' is due here
Tuesday morning from San Francisco.
v With the sailing November 5 from
Nome for Seattle of the steamer Victo
ria, steamship communication to this
Alaskan port closed for the winter,
and will not reopen until next June,
when the Ice goes out of Bering Sea.
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ARRIVALS IS
GIVEN OUT
Dates of arrival of American-Hawaiia- n
steamers at Honolulu from December
15 tor March. 15 were announced
today by the focal office of the Ameri
can-Hawaii- Steamship Company, the
general freight agent having been advised
that the following-schedul- e of
steamers tof this' line has been ar-
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ranged and Is now effective:
Tne steamer Arizcnan, voyage number
5, will leave San -- Francl&co De
cember 8, arriving at Honolulu Decem
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The Minnesotan.' voyage 4, will sail
from Puget Sound December 13, arrifiag
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The Panaman, voyage 6, will leave
Puget Sound December 25. arriving at
Honolulu January 3. ;
From New York, the Ohioan will
sail November 27, leaving San Francisco
January 23, and reaching Honolulu
January 30. - . - v
The Alaskan will leave New Yorl(
December 7 and Puget Sound February
6, arriving at Honolulu February
15.
t December 17 the tKentuckian wilt
sail from 'New York, and depart from
Puget Sound February' 16. This wllj
bring her into Honolulu February 2S:
On December 27 the Mexican will
leave New York, and Is due to sail
from Puget Sound - February v 26r art
riving here March 6.
NO.VEMBEB 18,1915.
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January 6 is the Georgian's date of
departure from New York. She is due
to sail from Puget Sound March 6,
and to arrive in Honolulu March 15,
GRilB GiiriBLERS
AND BIG OUTFIT
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stuff" in Honolulu, and a letter rej
ceived by the police department latef
gave more information. The letter,
which came to McDuffie several days
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Honolulu Stock Exchangs
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MERCANTILE. Bid. Asked
Alexander ft BaIdwin.Ltd 225 ....
C Brewer k Co. ......
SUGAR.
Ewa Plantation Co. ..... 24 24H
Haiku Sugar Co. 163 187H
Haw. Agrl Co.
Haw. CL ft Sug. Col .... . .... 414
Haw. Sugar Co. . . . . . . i . .... 38 Vi
Honokaa Sugar Co. . . . . 5 .
Honomu Sugar Co. ......
Hutchinson" Sugar P. Co.
Kahuku Plan. Co. .... V. 15H 16
Kekaha Sugar Co.
Koloa Sugar Co. 4
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McBryde Sugar Col, Ltd. 8 8Va
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Oahu Sugar Co.
27 27H
Olaa Sugar Co Ltd.... thi 7H
Onomea .Sugar Co. .... 39
Paauhau Pk Co, ......
Pacific Sugar Mfll . . . . . . .:
Paia Plantation Co. . . .
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. . . . '
Pioneer Mill Co 31 SI
San Caxloa Mill Co Ltd. 7
Walalua Agri.' Co. . I . 23 23
Walluku Sugar Co.
Walmanslo Sugar Co. ...
Walmea Sugar Mill Co. e
MISCELLANEOUS.
Haiku F. ft P. Co4 Cora. .
Halkn F. ft P. Co. Pfa...
Haw. Electric Co. .. . .
Haw. Pineapple Co. 33 33
H1I6 lv. JL Co, eta ....
Hilo Ry. Co Com ..... . .r.40 --
..50
Hon.' B. ft'M.; Co.',' Ltd. 19 20
Hon. Gaa Co, Pfd...... 100
Hon, Gas Co., Com...... 100
Hon. R. T. ft VCo.. . . .....
II. S. Na. Co. .... ..
Mutual Tel. JCo., 19 19
Oahu Ry. ft Land Ca.... U6.
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Pahang Rubber Co. .. .
Tanjong Olok Rubber Ca ....
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Hamakua Ditch Cov . ....
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Haw. C ft SugariCovty.. . . .
Haw. Irr. Co. 6s... 1 ... .
Haw. Ter. Es, Pub. Imp..
Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4s..
Haw. Ter. 4Ha ......... .....
Haw. Ter. ts '
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Hilo R.R.C. 6s Issue 09.. ' .... ....
Hllo R.R.CO. .... 63 .
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Hon. Gas Co., Ltd 5s. ... 101.;.:
Hon. R. T. ft L. Co.' 6s. . 104
Kauai Ry. Co. 6s, . . .... . 100 ....
McBryde Sugar Co. s.. .... 100
Mutual Tel. 3s ..... . . . 104 e
Oahu Ry. ft L. Co. 5s... 105
Pacific Sugar Mill Co. 6s
Oahu Sugar Co. '6s. 'Z '.. . : 106
Olaa Sugar Co." 6s....... 93 ,
Pacific Guano ft F. Co. 6s .....105 '
Pioneer-MC- I - Ca 5s.... . -
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San Carlos Mill Cor 6... .... .,.
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Honokaa Sug. Co. 6..
Walalua Agri. Co. 5s.... ....
xSalesV- - Between Boards--S-O 20, 30
Oahu Sug. Co. 27; 20. 80 McBryde
8;-20- 0 H., C, ft S Co. 41; 200
Try as you will, after, an application
or uanaenne, you can not nna a suigie
trace pf dandruff or falling hair;, and
your scalp will not itch, but what, will
lease you most will be after a1 few
weeks' use,, when you see new halri
fine and downy at first yea but real'
ly new, hair growing all oyer i the
scalp. - '
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A little Danderine Immediately doubles
the beauty of your hair, t No difference
how dull, faded, brittle i and
scraggy, just mdisten a cloth with
Danderine '
and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one amall
strand at a time. The effect is imme
diate and amazing your hair wilj be
light, fluffy and wavy, and have an
appearance of abundance; an Incomparable
lustre, softness and; luxuri
ance, the beauty, and shimmer of true
hair health. - i c
25-ce- nt Get a bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store; or
toilet ' counter, and prove that your
hair is as pretty and Boft as any
that it has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment that's all.- -
Danderine is to the' hair what fresh4
showers of rain and sunshine arp to
vegetation. It goes right to the roots,
Invigorates and strengthens them. Its
exhilarating, stimulating and life-produciproperties
cause the hair to
grow long, strong and beautiful. Adv.
ENGLISHWOMAN" SENDS '
$2 TO CAVELL FUND
This morning a contribution of $2
was sent to the Star-Buleti- n office by
someone who wished to remain anonymous,
and who asked that the money
be accredited to "Englishwoman"
and' added to the money . being feent
from Honolulu to London for. the fund
being raised to erect a monument in
memory of Edith CavelU the . Enllsh
nurse who was executed in Belgium
by Star-Bulleti- the Germans. The n
has now agreed to transmit a total of
4
323, as follows:
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Uncle Sam" 3 2.00 Is
Australian ... ... . . . .". . . . .... 5.00
Canadian" .... ........... 1.00
Mrs. E. Hodgson . 2.00
Ireland" 1.00
"Americus" 10.00
'Englishwoman"" 2.00
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Total . . ..... .,.r. .$23.00
The Star-Bulleti- n A varied cargo was brought In yes
terday from Kauai by the
is not sponsor for
the fund and is merely receiving the
money at the request of several pa
trons of the paper, to be later turned
over to a committee.
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Rumors continue in San Francisco
the-new- that . China Mail Steamship
Company, owners of the old Pacific
Mall liner China, ' may" charter the
eru for one or two' voyages to the
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Far East.
CHOP.SUI '''
93 North King Street
(Between Maunakea and Smith.)
Call and see our brand new CHOP
SUI House Everything . Neat to
and Clean.
Tables may be reserved by phone,
No. 1713
Inter-Islan- d
steamer W. G. HalL It included five
crates of chickens, 25 bags of cocoa
plants and 27 packages of sundries.
Cabin passengers were three, and
there were nine deck passengers.
A 4 o'clock this afternoon Ihe Inter- -
Island steamer Helene will - sail for
Hawaii ports, carrying 70 tons of coat,
50 for Naalehu and 20 for the Hllo
Railroad ' Company.' The' steamer ar
rived this morning, but brought no
passengers and only one empty drum
of freight .
On board the O. S. K.-- T. K. K. liner
Seattle Maru, which continued her
voyage to San Francisco today, sailing
from Pier 7 at 10 o'clock this morning,
are 80 through .steerage passengers,
mostly' Russian Jews, who left Russia
on account of the 'war and unsettled
political conditions. ; '
No confirmation has been received
to date by, H. Hackfeld & Company.
local agents of the $hina Mail;' of the
report from San Francisco that the
new company has chartered . the for
mer Pacific Mail liner Mongolia for
one round trip to China at a charter
Bringing 19 cabin passengers, the
Inter-Islan- d . Bteamer Claudlne arrived
this morning " from : Ma'uf.' She had
much freight including 39 cattle, 10
calves, 58 hogs. 74 bundles of hides,
11 boxes of oranges, 22 bales of bags.
29 sacks of corn,-5- 8 of potatoes,' 15
empty ine barrels, and other 'mis
cellaneous cargo. Strong head winds
and rough seas out and moderate
winds and seas inward were reported.
I DAILY REMINDERS; I
To get value,' sell ic by auction. See
auction ads. Adv. v - - . .
Round the island in auto. $4.00.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141. adv.
Gonsalves & Co., Ltd., have just re
ceived a .supply, of Portuguese- - onion
seed in 61h. bags. (Adv.) ' ' ;
There's no reason why you should
wear inferior hosiery when the best
just' as' cheap. Have" you tried the
best it's Thoenix hose.' At the Clar-
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Do you belieye in "preparedness?'-- '
We mean preparedness for opportu
nity or: for old age. Of course you do.
Start that account today with Bishop
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New line of brassieres, Junifonn
and Prudential goods maternity and
surgical corsets and belts; new - ago! is interesting.
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T am taking the liberty to writd to
you a personal letter to see if ;yoJ
would do somehing..to rid Jthls town
of a coyple of
fall
models, front and-- back lace corsets.
Goodwin Corset Shop, Pantheon bldg.
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PERSONALITIES
ROBERT C. LYDECKER, archives
librarian, expects to leave for the
mainland on a vacation early in De
cember.
HARRY ANCILL of the City. Trans
fer Company is enjoying a three
weeks vacation with his family. They
are now . at Kahuku and will later go
MaunawaL
Beautifully dressed windows Satur
day. Adv.
-- professional gamblers
by the names ' of Spencer and . Slats;
who have been preying on poor unfortunates
who have the gambling craze,
such as my husband and' his friends.
"The person Slats, I am Informed,
ct is an frpm San Quentin being
sent there for doping a party anl
then robbing him. He rooms at the
Greystone, room B, and I am told thai
he.haa ail Ws cropke.d outfit with him,
eSch as marked cards, drills, "
quicksilver,
loaded dice, etc.
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!'Qne of the places they usually take
their prey to is room 10, New. Allans-to-n
hotel, oh Union street , .The room
is at the end of the hallway. r
I TKlndly break up this clique ; i
may be the means of saving a home.
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. It will do me good if you catch my
husband with the bunch; it may learn
him a lesson.
"A FRIEND,"
"Slats'KIs thought. to mean Johnson,
and "Spencer? is probably' Watson, h
Saw Soldiers Lose Money. "
' Facts relating to the games in room
10 were communicated to " McDuffie
previous to the receipt of the letter,
and one man reported that on the
night of November: 9 he watched the
game In No.' h a transom until
4 o'clock in the morning, a number
of soldiers' being'engaged in play
and most of them losing all they had.
When Detectives McDuffie, Swift
Kellett Silva,; Anderson and Capt Baker
of the police broke into room 10 at
II o'clock last night they: found eight
men afound the table. Rubber chips
on the table represented 25 cents,
and $5 each, the total value of chips
in the game being 3485, while 340 In
cash was taken. A dozen or more
decks of cards were on hand. ' I
Wnen Johnson was searched he
gave the tip himself that led to the?
seizure of the rest of his outfit when
he said to one of the detectives, I
know what you are looking for. You
are looking for a couple of coins with
quicksilver on them."
Find Tools for Crooks.
The. reference to quicksilver led to
the conclusion that Johnson was the
man who was loading dice, and his
room at the Graystone Hotel, corner
King "and"' Nuuanu "" streets, v was
- searched- In the room was found
every "conceivable necessity for croojr-ed-gambling.-
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Johnson 'had a dentist's drill stand
and a set of drills for boring dice, two
automatic revolvers, hand drills, blank
dice, and a dozen pairs of loaded, dice,
He is expert enough to load - even
transparent celluloid dice, ' Honokaa 5; 50 Kahuku 16; 40, 10 O.
Ri ft X. Co. 145; 20 Olaa 7; 25 H.
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ft M. Co. 20; 50 Pioneer 32.
. Session Sales 5 Oahu
which he
does by boring the marks on the faces
deeper and putting cement and quicksilver
In.
This morning Johnson admitted that
he had been engaged in opium smuggling,
and claimed he lost 334,000
through miscarriage of a smuggling
scheme last year. He says he has
five bullet wounds in his body and
claims that in San Francisco he was
licensed to carry a revolver. He has
plenty of money. ' v
"Oh, they'll fine me $100, or maybe
3500, and let me go," he said this
morning. "That will pay them for
their trouble and I will get out of
town; I'm willing to leave. The town
Is too small for my kind of game."
Johnson was recognized by Policeman
Carter as having formerly" made
a practise of running on transports,
- Sug. Ca
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NOTICE
.j Nov. 18. At a meeting of, the di-
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rectors of Hutchinson f Sugar JPlanr
tation Co it was voted " to increase
the monthly dividend to. 30 cents, pay
able December 6, 1915.' .'
t Latest sugar quotation : 98 deg.
tfst 5.02 cents, or 5100.40 per too.
Sugar 5.02cts
tests
Henry Vaterhouse Trust Co.,
' Ltd. r; v,:-,:r;;- :
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
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-- Exchange. rt 'y-- i Fort and Merchant 8treeta '
i Telepnons 1208
where he is said to have conducted a
game. He ana ms gang are tnougnt
to have already made a big bunch of
money in Honolulu through crooked
gambling.
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Germany uses many steel railway
tes.
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wanted. i .
Curbing bids on 250 ft stone or concrete
curbing; give dimensions. Ad-- -
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dress P. O. box 591.
6324-3- t
FURNISHED ROOM.
cottage, 38 month. Apply 1222
1 - Emma st. 6324-3- t
OPTICIAN.
Sang On Kee, 1123 Nuuanu; jeweler.
T'-- v-- 6324-l- m -
' SCULPTOR AND DESIGNER.
Seigyu" Alnb,- - sculptor and" designer.
Tel. 4046. 20 S.'Bereianla st, near
Nuyanu.
6324-3- m
WATCHMAKER
Y. Tomlkawaformi:471r Queen, -- now
at 160 Hotel; Jewelry reasonable.
6324-3- m
NOTICE.
Ewa Plantation Company.
The stockbooks of Ewa Plantation
Co. will be closed to transfers Friday,
November 19, 1915, at 12 o'clock noon,
to Tuesday, November 30, 1915, inclus-ive- .:
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CHAS. H. ATHERTON,
. . Ewa Plantation Co.
Honolulu, Nov. 18, 1915.
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Our Advice Is:
When you feel out of sorts from constipation,
let us say that if r
do not relieve you, see a physician,
because no other home remedy will.
Sold only by us, W rr- -
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Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd.
ARE YOU
IF NOT, SEE
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
! - Agents for
Fire, Life, Marine, Automobile
Tourists, Baggage Insurance
A Million
Belters- --
is a large sum of money
and difficult to accumulate.
Did it ever occur to
you that this sum " must
begin .with ONE DOXry
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one dollar in our SAV
INGS DEPT.
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Cor. Fori and Merchant J
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Issues K N. A K. Letters of
Credit and Travelers Cheeks
available throughout the world.
at Lowe:! Uzlcz
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Brewera Co.
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SUGAR FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
8HIPPINQ AND INSUR- -'
T ANCE AGENTS
FORT ST HONpLULU, T. H.
List of Ojtficers and Directors:
E. P. BISHOP. .President
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O. H. ROBERTSON. . ....... ,
.Vice-Preside- nt and Manager
B. ' IYERS I.1--. . . . .Secretary
E. A. R. ROSS......Treasurer
R. CARTER . . . ; . . . .Director
C. H. . COOKE. ,i. .. .. .Director
J. R. GALT. . ........ .Director
R. A-- COOKE....;. J. .Director
A. OARTLEY. . .'. . . . . .Director
D. 0." MAYJ. .Auditor
Ciillbp
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BANKERS 3
Pay 4 yearly on Savlnss De-posits,
compounded twice
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THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE
. . BANK, LIMITED.
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CapIUV subscribed . . .48,000,000
Capital paid up. V..V..'30,000,000
Reserve fund ; . . . ... .20,000,000
S. AWOKI, Local Manager
MpntgLoaii
HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII,
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96 KING STREET, CORNER FORT.
8 Carries
HAWAIIAN TRUST
CO, LID.
on a Trust
Business In ail its
branches.
FOR SALE
$160 Lots ' 50x100 on 9th and 10th
aves., Palolo; $10 down, $3 per mo.
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No interest. ;
$160 Lots 50x100 on 10th. 11th and
12th aves., Kaimuki; $10 down, $3
per month. ,
For cheap lands call, on
P. E. K.
VYaltv Bjdj.
STBATJCH
M 8. King 8L
PLEASED?
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Alexander
Baldwin
Limited.
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: Sugar Factors
Commission Merchants
and Insurance Agents
i Agents for
I Hawaiian ' Commercial ft Sugar
Co.
HaQra Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation. "":
Maul Agricultural Company,
awalian Sugar Company.
'Kahuku Plantation Company.
McBryde 8ugar Co, Wd.
Kahulul Railroad Company.,
Kauat Railway Company. ;'
Kauai Fruit ft Land Co, Ltd.
Honolua Ranch!.;, '.. - .l.
$ - 1- -
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B. F. DillHan Co.
limited. ,
General Agents for Hawaii i
Atlas Assurance ' Company' of r
London, New York. Underwriters'
Agency? Providence
Insurance Co.
4th floor SUngenwald Cullding.
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