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PERSONAL NOTES

MT and Mrs E. A, Parsons of Beers street are entertaining Nathan Fryer, the young pianist During the coming week they will have as guests Rev and Mrs. Louis Parsons of Brunswick, Me.
 
 Tonight at Harmonic hall the an- nual reception and dance of the Gam
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tMr. and Mrs. II NJ kocherspereel arc entertaining Mrs, kochersperger's $ mother and sister of Philadelphia at their home, corner of Orange and Bradley street They will have resu- lation New Years party on Friday next.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28

Mir and Mrs r ]. smith are spend- ing a few days at the Chaltonte, At lantic City N. J.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28

Miss Mabel Robertson will go to Poughkeopsie to spend New Years with friends who will entertain large home party there.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28

Professor and Mrs ToWney arc en- tertaining Mir and Mrs Whitney Blake and family of Bronxyille, x. Y
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28

The Coreopsis branch of the Tribune Sunshine society will have lt Christmas tree for poor families in the City Mis- sion building. orange street, this after noon al o'clock. The members of the society will entertain about fifty peo- pie. including the mothers and children of tho families they have helped during the year
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28

Fine Raincoats Reduced Women's and Children's
 All standard, Hydegrade Rubbcr Lined Coassh,cheA
 aad ccmented, vomss's sad ohidren's Coats. Reduced from $7. 50 to SS-06
 Womsos Silk Rain Cost-striped sEk with fret class rub
 ber lining SIS % Rain Csat. reduced 10 S12.0e $a2. 80 Striped Silk Rubber Lined Coats for SfS.00
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FEhhELL ARRESTS
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-02

ers in a position to stay out of the
market. as their present wants were
we'll covered. The decline abroad
which private advices tell US was due
TO speculative resales and stop loss
limits, seems to have been checked and
both yesterdays and today's cables
show q steady improvement in the sit
Uation- This was quickly reflected here,
and where yesterday morning it would
probably have been easy to buy 1e0o0s
20 10000 bags Cubas for May ship
ment, on the basis Of 300 cents cost and
freight. today only 0,000 TO $1,000 bags
are obtainable at this figure, which is
on the basis Of the prevailing spot
quotation of i.36 duty paid for Ss-de-
gree centrifugals- II did look yester-
day as though nearby sugar would sch
al 1-16c., with the possibility of 1-sc-
decline. and there is still small lot
OF sugar in port which may finally be
sold at some concession, but certainly
the tone this afternoon is better, and
with the exception Of nearby sugar,
which holders do not care to store.
there has al no time been pressure TO
sell We have previously pointed out
that our market from time TO time wiz
be governed almost entirely by the
European situation, and fluctuations
abroad viii Immediately be reflected
here, 50 that now the improved tone
Of the European market encourages
sellers Of Cuban sugars to hold out for
higher prices later on And there
seems TO be no question that il they
are willing to carry supplies until ctr
refners' necessities force them into the
market. that al least current quota
tons can be maintained, and later on.
when the demand improves. higher
prices secured"
This seems 70 have been the genesis
and history Of the break in prices frog.
~ 10 43s. and it seems very likely
that like conditions produced the st2
further break TO AS. There seems to
be no other way OF accounting for IL
REDUCED BRITISH TARIFF.
The reduced tariff on sugar into tina
United Kingdom took effect May L.
THE CUBAN CROP
The estimates are narrowing down 30
that the Cuban crop is more and Elors
definitely placed at $1,000 tons at the
outside. The weather conditions con-
tinue less dry in many districts, all
though there are still number where
no rain has fallen
From Europe the reports indicate
slightly decreased soWings.
DIVIDENDS REPORT.
An examination Of the stock ex-
.hange would show that the amount
# dividends paid from corporations
lsted thereon amounts to over ;5e0.9Os
his month The amount Of paid in
aDitaF Of these interest bearing cor
'ora;iOns amounts 10 very nearly 40
NOM From this It Is easily figured that
he average dividend from the com
ined capitalization Of the various list
d corporations. amounts 70 ia per
snt. this month.
OOKALA ~ DEMAND.
OOilala has advanced during the
eek with sales al g. 72-4 Is now bid
nd 8 asked. The statement given al
le time It decided 70 20 into llquida-
On appears 10 have been very cor
.rvatiye. Ooksta has had its rains
nd IL reported 70 be doing well; the
gh sugar price fg also doing its part.
ID the rapid rise In Ookala IL con-
dered perfectly legitimate.
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Cuticura
The Set

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NAY -. 1915.
BY Czdes Z Rhodes

: II accordance with the Alexander &
Baldwin policy II Sleh matters. which
though perhaps never positively for
mLzta5 Is generally known, and viii
very likely b applied 10 kahuku. and
quite Eksly 70 Hawaiian & CONNER
clzI. a. the Increase Of the dividend
OILY ID eighty cents = share whsn il
might Dc higher, would seem 10 .ndi-
cate
TIE COURSE OF THE MARKET
Ozhu las reoedsd 2 little from the
highest p-icsS al which il has bean
sod tie lzS- sales bang al 81 This
vas very likely 6Us 70 the fact that
ne directors met without taking &C
uoo 70 Increase the monthly dividend
This Increase, however, Is hardly ike
j. 70 b delayed vs-y long, and Ehsn
Il canes L ~in BE- Al increase from
C1s s16 = half 20 TWO Per can't Z
Zout1
Eva cl7s=d with the quotation sz7.75
bid and szs5s asked with sales re-
ported o. ths Exchange al sa. This
i practically the equivalent shading
OF fro1 the highest quotations before
the payment Of the dividend
Hawaiian Sugar L strong with sonie
s-ock changing hands, z god deal IN
the aggregate
Wzizluz has shaded OF considerably
without any apparent explanation
OLA and MeB-yie aye about where
they Esre 2 week ago. 2 little better.
II anything. HonOkzz has held lis Own
completely.
Outside OF sugar stocks Oahu Rail
way las been the most active IN the
list LIS shares having changed hands
during the month Hawaiian Pineapple
Company has been the uext uOst active
II the list SD shares changing hands
during the nourh, advancing from
$3.50 70 $3.50 Per share This stock
/ paying regularly Per cent month
and seems % hare established itself a.
: regular dividend payer
ACTIVITY N BONDS.
Thar have beea more transactions in
bon5s lately than there were in al The
earlier part Of the present Stock tx
charge activity During the month
$1,000 worth Of bOn,Iz were reported
sold Il the Stock Exchange, and be-
sides these there Was Al order Of cont
ssc1rea Authorizing Bruce Cartwright,
a. the Trustee OF the Queen Emma s.
tate 70 invest 90, 100 II Pacific Sugar
MI bonds.
he stock Transactions Of the week
have besn=
Monday-l5 Hawaiian Sugar Co,
s550
T1eslzv-2s5 Ookzlz- 9; % MeBryde,
sz5; 100 Wzizluz. S.: % Wzislua,
$50: . Ookzlz- s; % Hzw. Pineapple /
CO. z475; 100 NeBryde, (; I'D Homo
.zz- 1I--5
wednesazy-l0 Oi4z, As; Wnia-
IA 81
Thurs5sy-201 EzE- Sugar Co., $3.50; /
= 4 e 8. $50: 5 H G 4 s. o.
Fri0sy-I50 Eva 2s50; -, p. 50
10 4 e 4 s. .; 80 Pzzuhzu, 1925;
100, >, . OAHU Sugar, o
DIVIDENDS
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AUTOS COLLIDE

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Bank of Hawaii
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Castle & Cooke Co.. Ltd
Life and Fire
insurance
Agents

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the month have been:
SUGAR.

SUGAR
High. Low.
Eva Plantation Co, s2l.. 50 IS
H c. & :. Co., 6S5-.- 90 80
HaE. Sugar Co, 275. 351a 81
Honomu Sugar Co, To- .14O 140
HOnok2s Sugar Co, 1850. 114 104
MeBryde Sugar Co. 7S0...- "A
Oahu Sugar Co, 1446--.-- 2s4 %
Onomes Sugar Co, a.. 81 81
OOk2l2 Sug- Plan. Co. $50 ~
Olas Sugar Co. 1916 As As
Paauhau s Plan Co, 100. 1914 IS
Psis Plan Co. 40 140
PePeekeo Sugar Co. 10--.-140 40
Pioneer MIL Co, 4O..-I35 13j
Waislua, Ag- Co, eI0.--.- So 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ii s y. Co, .1161s 116A
4 2. 7. & L. Co, CON-, s.. 90 60
o. z. L Co, 17s-..-1O0 95iz
Il B. 4 II. Co. 1T4- 22@. 20
Haw. Pineapple Co, 36O---. 24s4 23A
H 7. 80 fire claims, 5000 100 100
Cal. Beet Sugar and Ref.
Co. 69c, slO00-- 100 100
O. 2. i L Co. 90, 5000. 991z 994
Olss Sugar 60, $4,000 -. 81 81
Pse- Sug. Mil Co. 6s, sI0OO-1O0 100
Psia Plan Co. sc, 5000 100 100
Pioneer Mil Co. GO, 5000. .1O1 101
Wsialua Ag. Co. 5fe, $1,000 81 81
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
The quotation for ss-degree centrifu-
gals has advanced during the week
from AZ cents 10 AZ cents. the bulk
Of the advance coming On Friday.
when thers was al advance noted by
cable 70 AS and then another TO 4-3S.
The market situation seems TO Be
pretty well told in cablegrams TO Alex
ander & Baldwin from their New YORK
house
On May . this vas received: There
vas z sale OF es-degree centrifugals
today Out does not affect the basis Of
Hawaiian sugarz) az AZ Cuba for de-
livery az New York, June shipment by
stesmers- The Federal Sugar Refining
Co was the buyer. Market firm Ad-
vance affected spot sugars AZ lis ad-
vance Beets. lis. I'D, firm: three
months quoted 81 an advance OF III
On May = this was received: There
was sale today that affects the basis
Of Hawaiian sugars al 45s- Narket
firm Next months shipments from
Cuba offered AZ one thirty-second ad-
vzncs- Bets lis. ? I'D Buyers al
quotation
4 cable was received May 2 By the |
Henry Wsterhouse Trust Company
from Z POIlitz stating that sugar had |
sold IN New York AZ 42s cents. z rise
from AZ cents Later the Sugar Fac
-ors Company received its regular cable
-spO-t giving the quotation which /
-orns the basis for Hawaiian sugar !
y 40 cents and an advance in Deets
rom lis I'D 70 lis. I'd.
NAIL ADVICES.
While there have been abundance Of 4
nail adyices during the week, none Of
: s. specially Illuminating. az It Is all
Oncernlng conditions before the drop L
RON AZ cents AZ % what caused
he drop 70 AZ there is as yet no de-
slled information, though Smith &
'chipper. under date Of May Is, give
That may b some sort Of intination-
hey say Our market has been dull, ,
18th more Or less Indifference being 1
nOEn b. 10th buyers and sellers. The :
sssOa for this can possibly be located :
] the decline Of prices abroad. and I
be heavy receipts for the United z
tztes four ports. This placed REIN Z
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Cuepets External and Internal Treatment for emu lIrrou

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the AieSenec ertee CrTIcV asy
esu-razoa AE irritation and AID A. ana CvTf
The eloo S-N6IE care the
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81 Ac<s- iNepsf: r Towns q Co, Sydney, y. s. w So
Ioua Al shout the Skin SeAln HAir.- poss area
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RETIRING PLANTATION BONDS
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Treasurer OEes. 7 4. EO1olulz
INFLUENCE FELT ON REAL Is
TATE

TATE.
Fu- The frs time s5zcs ths finances
and 1he trade q thz is,Gts began 70
combination u Eo.o5 crops and high
V-lczs- together Et-h TIE &Ees q
Congress II th= Nay q appropriations
has anyone ben wiling 70 say thai
rsal estate lad fsl- tie eEac- II any
say But : banker i authority for
t1z statement that sCch eEect Is r0E
beginning 70 Il felt bo-h II business
and residence property And though
= id III care . have Il ASSUMED
1z- -hs e@=ct vent b=yoZ6 TIE STATE
zz-t Is Il Dz6e T. that i vas fee
Ing ths s1=-t- Il did lo- hesitate %
-zks that statement One o. rwo deals
= considerable importance II down
tom RAJ estate a-e al eEt completed.
cut tls parties do Mt care % d D0-e
spsc6c until Al : clossd.
HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL.
Hawaiian Conus-cizl las Led al
o-hz- s-ocks II the amount q money
involved II t1e transactions u The
D01-h SIX hundred and thir1y-6ve
Szz-ss q Z have changed hands. as
reported ID the suck Exchange, taz
lowest p-io= bang 81 ( snare and the
5E1sS- 81 with Z. shares changing
Lzl5s q FE6zy ~ 81 While th=-s
las 5=sl ID u6Cizl Statement q the
s-1.=c-- q authority almost As god
i nay y stated that ta= dividend Oh
this S-oek I'll oe increased from g
with July
wAHCRU SUGAR CONPANT
Waikiki Sugar Company has 6=clzr-I
Il = dividend q o1s p- cant Z u1u-h
g@s - waikiki finish
II Erl15lE this ysa-s crop Nay :
bang ths first q ths Plantations %
51iS1- m1g Z cup q 1-.-54 to-s
y s511ku has al~zTs b==1 Z steady and
1zoIS11s dividend pzys-- Tat dtTf-
6so6s f0- This year s1Ozl6 only begin
-oE L 5=czuss q t1s great 5n-azss
Il acreage y tn plantation made p0s-
she u 1s oo1p-oz5ss q It's differ
s1c=s Overland and Ez-s- With Ez-
EzEs1 Co~z-cizL Ills tnc-azss e
s1c1 that 1zIt years crop : expected
= y 1s-i.5 -o-z q sugar, practically
Doubling IL -11ozz=- uo-= than dub
Ing Any cup but t6= present he
soSt q caring pl0Eng a-i p-zu@g
ms increased acreage AID c1lEvzmg
Z las required large =" q uo-=E. 1
Ehi-h o-.a--ss Tia stock1o- 5e-z !
To1l6 have lad II 6fv55=15s. but
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z-gs- 0szS-s bsgimlg with usr
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TAILCETTS WATER FIND.
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Tiny Watches on Paris RINGS.

A woman who recently returned to
New York from Paris brought back
with her a beautiful little piece os
jewelry, showing the latest fancy Of
the Palais Royal. 1t is a Woman's
ring, and, except that it is round in
stead Of oval, it looks not unlike an
ordinary marquise. But instead of
the cluster of diamonds and brilliants
1t carries a tiny watch. The face is of
blue enamel, the figures are Of red
enamel and the hands of gold, and
jewels are set all around the rim I'M
der the glass and incrusted in the set
ting itself on the sides. Still more
elaborate are the watches on whose
faces the hours are marked off, not by
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Called Him In Writinu.

A tourist in an out Of the way re
gion Of England put up one night at
an amiable old lady's cottage, the vii
lage inn being full. Now, the tourist
was very deaf, which fact he took
pains to impress upon the old lady, to,
gether with instructions to wake him
at particular hour in the morning
On waking a good deal later than the
time appointed he found that the ami
able old lady, with commendable re
gard for propriety, had slipped under
his door slip of paper on which was
written:
'*Sir. it is half past So - Harper's
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-23
Truth Versus Politeness.

Ethel was going to take supper with
a little friend.
'NoW, DEAR" said her mother, when
you are leaving you must bid Marians
mamma good night and tell her you
have had very pleasant time"
When the little girl returned hel
mother asked if she had done as she
told her.
"Not 'zactly, mamma" was the re
ply. Marian took the biggest piece OF
the apple and spilled lemonade on my
new dress, so I couldn't say what you
told me, but I told her mother good
night and said 1 guessed Marian had
had very pleasant time" Judge.