The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-24

knowledge, and in various ways mani
tested an ever ready sympathy in the
work the Exchange was aiming to ac-
complish in Honolulu
The store on Merchant street was
moved up to Hotel street, thence over
10 Fort street, and then back again to
Hotel street, where the Exchange is
now located, under the Arlington An
mex. where as heretofore Hawaiian
views, curios, articles of Hawaiian
manufacture, poi, etc, are disposed OF,
and through this agency there are to-
day over sixty families being assisted
and helped in their effort to help them
selves.
The following financial statement was
prepared by the treasurer of the board:
S1301.2 %; total receipts. S2216.1S; total
expenses, $2407.10; Exchange stock on
hand, $14.34; depositors' stock on hand,
$426.4O; donations received, s155.35.
Second year, 90 paid depositors.
$177S.S5; total receipts, S7244.35; total
hand, 1855; depositors' stock on hand,
S147600; donations received, $132S.95.
Third year, 80 paid depositors.
$2916S0; total receipts, S4915.65; total
expenses, S46s6.10; Exchange stock on
hand, s57s5; depositors stock on hand,
Fourth year, 45 paid depositors,
S26405O: total receipts, $4934.55; total
expenses, S4S5S.40: Exchange stock on
hand, s2S7.70; depositors' stock on hand,
S2460.90; donations received, =.
Fifth year, AZ paid depositors, $5l49.10;
total receipts. S9909.5S; total expenses,
$9753.20; Exchange stock on hand.
s4S2.35; depositors stock on hand,
S2910.52.
sixth year, go paid depositors,
S292S. so: total receipts, $7057. 66; total
expenses, s6S50.20; Exchange stock on
hand, $250.65; depositors' stock on hand,
$2255.15
Seventh year. 81 paid depositors.
s3565.10; total receipts, $T632 90; total ex-
penses, $795S.40; Exchange stock on
hand. s131.23; depositors stock on hand.
$2103.27.
Average monthly payments to depos- |
itors-First year. $10S.44; second year, |
S14S.24; third year, S243.07; fourth year, |
S220.04: fifth year. S47915; sixth year, |
$243.e3; seventh year, s297.09.
The names of the ladies occupying |
places en- the board of directors during |
the years past, at different times, are: |
Mrs. j. M. Whitney, Mrs. E. w. Jor-
dan, Mrs. o. H. Gulick, Mrs. H. E.
Parmlee, Mrs II. d. Garvin, Mrs. w.
L. Hopper, Miss Matte Chamberlain,
Miss Mary Green, Mrs. G. w. Pearson,
Mrs. John osborne, Mrs. w. c. Wee
don. The first four of the names as
given above represent at present time, |
the president, vice presi
dent, secretary and treasurer, with Mrs.
E. o. Marquis (nee oliver, manager,
through the whole period.
Mrs. w. c. Weldon, on behalf of the
board of directors, states: "Generaliz-
ing the financial statement given by
the treasurer, it will be seen that the
Exchange has been doing a business of
between $4,000 and $1,000 annually |
About two hundred families have con-
.ributed toward this and they in turn
nave had their incomes increased. The
margin over and above this direct ben
,fit in the community. footed in dollars
md cents. can be read in the valuation
If stock on hand belonging TO the EX-
change itself, but in other hands than
,urs is the record of homes made
,heerier. individuals helped to become
abilities developed to
suffering and homeless ones
heltered, loads of care lifted, burdens
ightened. sympathy and kindly advice
-iven. These are of the tenderer yet
things of life, and among the
hings that neither rust nor corrode.
For Honolulu's aid and helpful sympa-
by and support in these achievements
hs Woman's Exchange herewith ex-
'resSes its gratitude"