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TEXAN ARRIVES
V, 1TM SUGAR
SPIRALS
With 477 baps of mail for Honolulu
the American-Hawaiia- n steamer Texan,
Captain Carlisle, arrived here this
morning frooi San Francisco. She
came in ballast and the time of iter
voyage was C days 17 hours and C
minutes. She will start loading sugar
this afternoon and leave tomorrow
night for Kauai.
The Texan brought for the loading
of sugar three spirals. They will lx
placed In the hold and the bags of
sugar carried up from the wharf by
the regular runaway, will slide down
tbem Into the hold. This method
does away with all crane work. While
these spirals have been used for some
time for discharging cargoes this will
be the first time that they, have ever
been employed to load a vessel
The Texan has on board one passenger,
Geo. Graham, chief , accountant
with Wm. Dimond L Company of
San Francisco, Pacific coast agents
for the American Hawaiian Steamship
Company. Graham, who has been ill
for some time, is making a round trip
on, the Texan; - This It his first trip
to the Hawaiian Islands. Graham said
that when he ..left, Sail Franciaco he
understood that the
American-Hawaiia- n
steamer Floridan, which is how in
th&JOrient. Hrill call at Honolulu on
i her return, trip tafSan Francisco. The
Floridan Is the first steamer of American-Hawaiian
line to go to the Orient,
- and according to - advices received
some time ago other steamers of that
line may also' be sent to take advantage
of the high freight rates,
According . to Captain Carlisle the
Texan had no difficulty in discharging
her sugar cargo on her last arripal
at San Francisco. All work was done
during the day time, no overtime 'work
being necessary. r
. ELECTRIC WIRES START
vi:. IFIRE; DAMAGE SLIGHT
Fire
,: apparatus from the. Palama
and Central fire stations were called
Ho the home of Choy Chin, 468B Webb
;; lane, off Kin street, at 10: SO this
.'rrornlng by en alarm sent' In frbm. a
nearby box xn Llliha street. ; .v
--i T.wo , electric ' wires - In .'contact
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APPOINTED TO
HONOLULU
LURLINE IS DUE
FROM COAST
T01RR0V
With 215 passengers already booked
and her cargo .space entirely full
the Matson Eteamer Matsonia will
leave tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
from Pier; 15 for San Francisco. A
large majority of the passengers are
local people who are going to the
ccast for the summer and there are
also an unusual number of Maui people
going. The postofflce will close
tomorrow at 7:30 for registered mail
and at 8 vZO for regular may.
: The' Lurline, according to advices
to Castle & Cooke, will arrive late tomorrow
docking at nooig instead of
.
.caused the fire, which crept up to tha
I rcrwjdawiThis was jpartiailjr destroyed
but'; before the engines arrived the
fire had been extinguished ? by a
; neighbor, who, toeing flames on ., the
.Yeranda,-secure- hose. :'.'
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About two months ago ' the same
house was partially destroyed by fire,
said to,
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been caused aJso from
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. She will dock at Pier 15, as the
Matsonia will have left by that time.
She has 260 bags of mall, 52 cabin
and 17 steerage passengers, 5665 tons
of freight and 131 packages of express
matter for Honolulu.
Unioii-acif- ic
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May amounted to 37494,000 pounds.
TO CURE A COLD III ONE DAY
lake LAXATIVE BROMO . QUININE
'(Tablets). Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. The signature of
E:.WGROVE is on each box. Manufactured
by the PARIS MEDICINE
CO., St. Louis. U. S. A. :J ' ?
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safely and promptly delivered
place by the
Transfer Company, Ltd.
U. S. UAH. OAEEIEES
K 'i I Chily Expert rnrnitnre Moven in thii Oity
,a7i;Eing St. next to Yonng Hotel Fhonei 1874, 1S7I
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helps the shingles to resist decay, and .uroatly improxos
Makes the old home look like new!
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Lumber qnd Ltuilding Materials
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HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, Tt'ESDAY.
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FARE FROM JAPAN
TO HONOLULU
RASED
Thomas J. Heeney, local inspector j
of steam vessels, lias received an ofTi- -
cial notice from Washington notifying
him that Joseph J. Mcony has been
promoted and appointed to the position
of inspector of hulls at Honolulu.
Meany has been asbistant Inspector
of hulls at Portland. Ore., before his
promotion. Meany takes the place of
Wm. Howe, who recently left here
for San Francisco because of ill health
and has been ordered to report here
for duty by July 1. Howe, as soon
as he regains his health, will be appointed
to the position of assistant
inspector of bulls at San Francisco.
This is not the first time that Meany
has held an official position in' Honolulu,
as several years ago he was with
the U. S. quartermaster department
as master of all vessels assigned to
the islands, and for a number of years
he was an officer on the American-Hawaiia- n
steamers calling here.
Meany entered the steam vessels in-
first-cabi- n
Bringing word. that the
j fare from Japan to Honolulu bad been
raised $13, from $95 to $110, makinsi
the fare from Japan to Honolulu anl
San Francisco equal, the O. S. K.
steamer Seattle Mam arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Japan. She
will sail this afternoon at 4 o'clock
lor Ran Francisco without mail, as
the Matsonia. leavmg tomorrow morning,
will arrive there before her.
One of the largest consignments of
freight that has come to Honolulu
from the Orient arrived in the Seattle,
amounting to 2393 tons and consisting
of orown rice. 26,671 bags, a
large consignment; beans, 2814 bags;
provisions, 5339 packages; shoyu,
3765 tubs; miso, 4554 tubs; sulphur,
1845 mats; peanuts,. 236 bags; sake,
120 tubs; oil, 180 packages v matting,
176 rolls; general, 1794 packages.
The Seattle Maru brought 17 bags
of mail for Honolulu, one cabin and
93 steerage passengers. The cabin
spectors service January 1, 1914, passenger was Y. Kirihara of Liliue,
wheb he was assigned to the Portland Kauai, and of the 93 steerage 20 were
office and has held that position until picture brldesj All passengers on
hi recent promotion
board for both Honolulu and San
Francisco were Japanese.
"CHARLIE" CLARK COMES
BACK, CITYHAS FUNDS
Charlie Clark, well known to j ail
the older generation, was "discharged"
from the road department during May,
the discharge to take effect the end
of the month. Consequently it has
been something of a surprise to the
people who know him to see him at
work on the streets lately. ,
Inquiry of George M. Collins, head
of the department, revealed that Clark
was released because of a supposed
lack of funds with which to pay him.:
When an enlarge appropriation lot
June was secured he was notified that
he would be kept on the payroll.;
"Clark is a good man, at least I have
not been able to find a better," said
Collins this morning. "I did not dis-- j
charge him because of Inefficiency,'
but because of a coming shortage of
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funds.! .
fashions; or
woman's health
The first- - thing ihany women think
of finding on the Woman's Page of, a
newspaper is the Fashions. ;Tha fcf
not what women most need to flntij
there. Health is the first thing, and
many women lack it. Notes telling
how to preserve the, health are of the;
greatest value and interest .for
women; and, if they are suffering
from woman's ailments, they read
with the most intense Interest how
other women got well from their aiW
ments, and so they too get what madiM
them well Lydia E. Pink h am s veger '
table Compound. Adv. .. ...
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THK
United States in and for the District
,aud Territory of Hawaii In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Antone Mendonca,
a Bankrupt .
?TcC Men-donc- a,
the creditors of Antone
of Honofulu, City and County
of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, and
district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
21st day of June, 1916, the said Antone
Mendonca was duly adjudicated
bankrupt, and that the first meeting
of the creditors will be held at my
office, Room 11, Magoon building.
Honolulu. ,T. H., on the 8th day of
July, A. D. 1916. at 9 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which .
time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
JOSEPH G. PRATT,
Referee, in Bankruptcy.
Honolulu. June 21st. 1916.
6312 It
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your houie.
Ltd.
KiH 177 Soutli Ivini? Street.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
MERCANTILE
Tuesday, .June 2T.
Bid. Asked.
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd
C Brewer St Co
SUGAR
Kwa Plantation Co 334 33
Haiku Sugar Co
Hawaiian Agr. Co 215
Hawaiian C 5. t-- o 51 "i f2l
Hawaiian Supar Co 4'J
Honokaa Susar Co
Honomu Sugar Co
Hutchinson S. Plant. Co
Kahuku PlanUtion Co... 23 25
Kekaha Sugar Co 215
Koloa-- Sugar Co 225
McBryde Sugar Co.. Ltd. 13 13,
Oahu Sugar Co 30 4m4
Olaa Sugar Co.. Ltd 23 23 1
Onomea Sugar Co 5S 59 Vj
Taauhau S. Plant. Co.... 25 2S'V
Pacific Sugar Mill 26
Paia Plantation Co 260
Pepeekeo Sugar Co
Pfoneer Mill Co
San Carlos Mill. Co., Ltd. 14 16
Walalua Agricultural Co 36U
Wailuku Sugar Co 176 1823
MISCELLANEOUS
Haiku F & P. Co., Pfd
Haiku F. & P. Co.. Com. 3
Hawaiian Electric Co
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. 43 45
Hon. B. & M. Co., Ltd... 20 21
Hon. Gas Co., Ltd 127 u ....
Hon. R. T. & L. Co 158
Inter-Islan- d S. N. Co 200
Mutual Telephone Co.... 20 20 U
Oahu R. & L. Co 157'i
Pabang Rubber Co 22
Selina - Dindings Plants
- tlon, Ltd. (Pd.)
Belm Dindings Plantation.
Ltd. 02Z Pd.)
Tanjong Olok Rubber Co 45
; BONDS
Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s
Hawaiian Irr. Co. 6s
Haw Ter. 4 Rfg., 1905
Haw Ter. 4 Pub. Imps
.Haw. Tr. Pub. Imps. 4
- (series 191MS13)
Hw,,Ter. 454
Haw.. Ter.
Haw. Ter. Z .4
Honfikaa Sngar Co. 6r . . 94 97Vfc
Hon,'. Gas, Co.. Ltd., 5s.. 104
Hon: R.vT. &.L. Co. 101 6.. ....
Kauai Rr. Co,, 6s. 100 . . . .
KcBtrda Suear Co. 6s.. 100
Mutual Telephone 5s 106
OanttlL & L.C&. 5 iwVi
OahO S. Co. fiSi (redeem- -
iihtA ii lftaiii tbatnrttT 108 110
CaitSugaCo. J
. 103
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-- Pacific Guano Fertco.
Pacific SugatMjn Cov 6s' 100 , ....
San Carlos Mf Co, .... 10O 101
- Between- - Boards:1 'Sales 200, 200,
70 30 IMi 40;' 2( 50, 500, 12 Olaa,
23 : 90;m$, 50, ' 25, 10 McBryde, 13 ;
2Cfo;i! 50100 McBryde, 13; 30, 13
bahu,Sngaf 'C6:, 40; 100, 20 Oahu
Sugar Co 40 ; 25 Waialua, 36; 23
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Kelraha, 220.
Session Salds: 10 Olaa, 23; 15 Hon.
B. &JMt.o2l; 25, 25, 50 Ewa, 33;
30, 20 McBryde; 13.
RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
JunV2.t,. Singapore, 56c; New
Latest sugar quotation: 96" deg.
test. 6.46 ctsjfor $128.00 per ton!
6.40cts
Henry Waferholise Trust Co.
-- Ltd,
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
Fort and Merchant 8treet
. Telephone 1208
; To further a plan to place the postal
guide in every commercial establishment
in the country. Postmaster General
Burleson has reduced tho price
from 53 to 30 cents.
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TOO LATE JO CLASSIFY
HELP WANTED,
A competent clothing and men's furnishing
goods clerk. Apply with
references to P. O. Box 589. Honolulu.
6512 3t
FOR SALE.
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AUTOMOBILES.
1916 Overland, run 6 week's; $175 ne
accessories; leaving town; $750.
Box 358, Star-Bulleti- n office.
6512 tf
FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES'.
Pierce-Arro- in fine '.Condition;
good tires; one-ma-n top,; full
equipment; $9J0. Box 386, Star-Bulleti- n
office. 6512 lin
LOST.
Silver swastika brooch; lost at Puna-ho- u
Pageant. Reward if returned
to Star-Bulleti- n office. 6512 ot
NOTICE.
This notice certifies that 1 will not
be responsible for any debts that may
be contracted in my name without
mv written cotlsent.
(Signed) FRANK A. GODLL.
.Iuu(5 2tUh, 1H1J.
6" 12 lot
NOTICE.
TRESPASS AND SHOOTING.
Anyone found trespassing or shooting
on any of the Waialae-o- r Kahala
lands under my control will be prosecuted
to the fullest extent of the law.
All permits heretofore given are
hereby revoked.
PAUL R. ISENBERG.
Proprietor
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N. W. HALSEY & CO.
New York, San Francisco.
Chicago.
We Own, Offer and Recommend
INVESTMENT BONDS
At Prices to Net 3.50 to f.OO'To
H. A. BRUCE
200 Bank of Hawaii Bldg.
Telephone 1819
Honolulu Representative
Japanese Merchandise
Curios, Etc.
T. UEHARA
Kaplolani Bldg., Alakea St.
Agent for N. B. S.. Japanese exporters
D. J. CASHMAN
TENTS AND AWNINGS
Luau Tents & Canopies for Rent
Thirty Year' Experience
Fort St, near Allen upstairs.
SPECIAL SALE
Grass Linen and Pongee Waist
Patterns
YEE CHAN A CO,
Corner King and Bethel Streets
HANAN 'S BEST SHOES
M'INERNY SHOE STORE
Fort above King1 St
LORD-YOUN- G
Engineering Co.,. Ltd.
Englneara and Contractors
Pantheon Block, Honolulu, T. H.
Telephones 2610 and 6487 -
M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO.
COFFEE ROA8TER8
Dealers in Old Kona Coffee
Merchant '8 L Honolulu
Flowers for Every
Occasion
MBS. E. BL TAYLOR'S
Hotel St. opp. Young Cafe
FOR AL PURP6SES
Paper :. Bags, . 6ups, Plates,
Napkins and Towels, etc,"
AM --HAW. PAPER CO Ltd.
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Phone 1410 E
J Ashman Beaven, Mgr. '
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FOR ICE COLD DRINKS AND
14 PER CENT ICE CREAM
TRY THE
HAWAIIAN DRUG CO.
Hotel and Bethel Streets
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CO Y N E
FfR FURNITNRE
Young Building
CHOP 8UI
93 North King Street
(Between Maunakea and Smith) j
..Call and see our brand new CHOP
SUI House Everything Neat
and Clean,
Tables may be reserved by phone,
No. 1713.
IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN
NEWSPAPERS
Anywhere at Any Time, Call on or
Write
THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCT,
24 Sansome Street San Francisco
tor GloAes
PACIFIC ENGINEERING
COMPANY, LIMITED
Consulting, Designing and Constructing
Engineers.
Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Structures,
Steel Ctruc.tures, Sanitary Systems,
Reports and Estimates on ProJ-ects- .
Phone 1045.
KENNETH ALEXANDER
Portraits
.Sittings by appointment 4682.
424 Beretania St.- -
We Pack
Steamer
Baskets
To Order.
Phone
Pyrene
Acetylene Light S. Agency Ca. Ltd,
iiole Agente tor Hawaii
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IfYou ArePlanning a Trip
whether a brief vacation or sn extended tour, a fe
cents a day will enable you to travel with a care-fre- f
mind.
Let us explain to you in full ihe advantages of an
AETNA Tourists' BaggagQ policy .and its slight cost.
It indemnifies you against loss from fire, theft, eto
in custody of Bailroad Express; Company, Steamship,
Hotel or dubhousfaiijherc.in tha world.
CastlcCKLtd.
. - 'Central Insurance A8"1
The first of
Each Month
you are able to check uf your
expenditures by means of the
Bank's monthly statement and
your canceled checks. Tkis
makes for economy, and if is;
absolute protection against the
"lost receipt" bugaboo.
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START A CHECKING
; ACCOUNT. .
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd
Cor. Fort and Merchant
Alexander i
Baldwin
Limited.
Sugar Factors'
Commission Merchants
and Insurance Agents
Agenta for
Hawaiian Commercial A Sugar ;
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'Haiktt; Bugar Company.
Pala PlanUtloa; t;
-- Maul. Agricultural Company.
Sugar Company. f
Kahuku Plantation Company.
McBryde; Bugar Company. ;
Kahului Railroad Company.
Kauai Railway Company.
Kauai Fruit ft Land Co Ltd. y
Honolua Rancb. v.-- .
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J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD.
. STOCK; BROKERS !
Information Furnished and Loana ;
Made. (
Merchant Street Star Building.
Phone 1572 ,
FOR RENT
Electricity, gas, acreens In aU houses.
Neat Sbedroom house; 114 .'
house; flne location; $25.
house; fine location; $35.
Large house; $30. ;
J. H. SCHNACK
842 Kaanumanu St. , ,Te!epehone 3S33
MEAT MARKET & GROCERY
PHONE 3451
CUQ. YEE HOP A CO.
Merchant
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CITY MILL COMPANY, LTD,
Importers of best lumber and building
materials. Prices low, and we give
your order prompt attention whether
large or small. We have built hundreds
of houses in this city with perfect
satisfaction. If you waftt to build
consult us. . .
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taauea K. N. A K. Lttttrs of
Credit and TraveleraP Checka,
available throughout tM world.
Cabiei aiufew
at Lowest Rates
C.BEMM'.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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List of Offlcera and Dtraeon:
E. F." filSHOP. . .Preajdtnt
O.XH.; ROBERSTON.....f :
- Vice-Preside-nt and Managar
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Secretary
B. A.f R. ROS3 . . . . ; . .Treaauxer
O. R,': CARTER. . .Director
C. H. COOKE. , . ; . . .Director
J. R. OALT: . . iy. '. ;. .Director
R. A COOKS. ........Director
A. GARTLET; ;.;v;.. .Director
D. Q. MAX- .- .Auditor
B. F DILLINGHAM CO LTD.
a PHOIfE 4915
Fire. Ufe, Accident. Compenaatlon
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BISHOP & CO.
BANKERS'
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Pay 4 yearly on Savtnga Do
poaltst compounded twieo .
. , Annually.
THE YOKOHAMA 8PECIE
BANK, LIMITED ... V
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Capital aubacrll)ed...;4$,00a,0O0
CapiUl paid np...x.3U.000,CC9 :
Reserve fund .20,400.0C&
S. AWOKIr Local Manager. -
HAWAIIAN? TRUST
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Buelnes In ; all Its
branches. .
kMAA'A'''l'iflW A ;I
hUK liUUUW
TJie Palace of Sweets
STEINWAY
HALL
Thayer Piano Co., Ltd- -
143-15- 0 Hotel 8L Pbona 2313
FOR SALE
$2400 Modern cottage, Kalihl
road, close King.
11600 house, Kalihl road,
close King; garage.
$180O--98- 86 sq. tL In Perry Tract, nr.
School and Emma; sewer, water.
P. E. R. STRAUCH
Waity Bldg. 74 S. King 3U
SHELL FLAKES
for inlaying De Luxe
UKULELES
HAWAII A SOUTH SEAS
CURIO CO.
Young Building
And at All Hotel News
Stands.
The
Star-Bullet- in Building, at mils 17 waniea
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STAR-BULLETI- N is fully Wfcr5
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