Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-28
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

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pended probably more than $780,
900 In wages paid to strike break.
ers since the middle of May. This
is the greatest dividend the mer.
chants of Honolulu ever had, and
many of the small dealers are square
with their supply houses for the
first time in years. .a...
Articles of incorporation of the
Togo Sake Brewing Company were
filed with the Treasurer this week
and foreshadow the development of
a local sake industry to supply the
market. The incorporators are s.
Yoshimasu, NJ. X. Goto. NJ. Kemeya,
Yukichi Ishii and +. Kabagashi. The
capital stock is fixed at $4,000 with
a 5000, 900 limit. This ought ia
prove a successful industry.
The new pineapple cannery at
Ahuimanu was started up this week
with fitting ceremony and every
thing at the new pineapple ranch ID
running in fine shape. The plant
was put up by John Stan and the
pines taken from the fields Of the
MacfarIane ranch are the finest to
be had on this island.
The Promotion Committee reor-
ganized this year. by retaining all
Its old members from both the
Chamber OF Commerce and the Mer.
chants Association. Al this weeks
meeting the talk was OF new hotels
to accommodate the Increasing num-
Der of tourists expected this winter.
Thus far there Is no let-up in the
summer tide Of tourists that has
come this way. The hotels are do
ing well and with the coming Of
the Congressman and the cruiser
feet they will undoubtedly be taxed
to the limit as no doubt many d
the officers wives WIN come to Ho.
nolulu Us the heeti remains In thi,
port nearly a moneh longer here In
fact than at any other port In the
itinerary. 81 'HF
The Federal survey Of the Kahu.
lui harbor has been under the direc.
tion Of Engineer Quinn. The Gov.
ernment's plan for the building OF
this harbor is quite different from
that proposed by Territorial authori.
ties. It II planned to have the
docks along side the breakwater Int
stead Of 3uttins out into the har.
Dor from the shore line Of the har-
Dor as at present.
The old Ookala plantation has
taken new life under the name OF
the KaiwiM Sugar Company, for
which articles OF Incorporation were
filed this week. The incorporators
are F. NJ. Swanzy, T. Give Davies
George F. Davies, +. II. wodehouse
and A. Ldgate. The capital stock
Is. $4,000 with the privilege Of
extension to a million. Par value
OF shares $40. ...
Attorney General Hemenway hal
taken action for damages against
the Waikiki Sugar Company for en-
croachment on the public highway
The plantation has fenced In whaI
is claimed for public road ant
planted It In cane. The test win b,
watched with interest.
Cane contracts for the cultivation
of areas at OLA by spaniards wer,
filed with the Registrar this weel
and served as n reminder that thu
Spaniards brought here by tn,
Board OF immigration are very de
'sirable people.
Tax Assessor Wilder has sent ,
note to Mayor Fern asking him t,
do what he can to have the EN-
ployees Of the County pay thei
taxes. The delinQuents will prom
ably be put through course o
sprouts. 49,
In this connection A. L. C. Atkin
son leaves on Monday for Harbi,
where he will look into the propose
Russian immigration. So far a
the public knows the European i'm
migration is dead, although tn
Board OF immigration is receivin
letters from Agent Campbell r.
garding his progress. Mr.. Campbell
ought to be In Madeira by this timt
The last the public heard of him h