The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-07
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Waialua, Oahu and hawaiian COM
mercial each showed quite satisfac-
tory strength this morning, the lapse
of a couple of days in business making
it somewhat doubtful as to how the
opening today would be Between
boards two blocks-200 and 200 shares
of Hawaiian Commercial changed
hands at 1913 so, and on the boards this
morning Is and 10 shares sold for the
same figure. The selling basis men
toned is equivalent to $33.75, mas
much as it follows Saturdays dividend
of 20 cents a share.
Waialua seemed to be stable at S115,
so, so, 25 and 25 shares selling at that
figure. 1t is said however, that more
could be had at the same rate, al
though S113. so was asked.
Oahu was strong at $31 IS with S32
asked A total of 100 shares and
10O-changed hands at the former
figure
Between boards 100 shares of brew
cry found buyer at $23 so and on the
boards 7 additional shares went for
the same money.
In bonds only one sale was made this
mornng-the only bond sale, by the
way, since the middle of last week It
was 81 1000 Hilo Railway skies at $lOO
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The regular monthly meeting of the
trustees of the Chamber of Commerce
will be held at O'Clock tomorrow aft
ernoon. Reports will be received and
progress in regard to the new building
will be discussed. No new business,
so far as is known will come up.
FOLDERS FOR SEATTLE.
At the Promotion Committee rooms
today they are busy packing another
big box of folders for the Hawaiian
building at Seattle. Enough is being
sent to supply the demand to the end
of the exposition. The box will go
forward in the Alameda, leaving to-
morrow morning.
KONA TOBACCO CO.
A special meeting of the Kona To-
bacco Company was held this morning
for the purpose of considering plans
for the new years work. 1t is intend
ed to make extensive engagements and
Improvements. After the meeting DR..
Jared Smith, president of the COM
pany, took the Mauna Kea for Kona
to put the new plans into effect.
DOWNPOUR AT PAHALA.
c. Brewer & Company received a
wireless this morning from Pahala
plantation, Hawaii, stating that In a
downpour still in progress two and a
half inches of rain had fallen and that
OF was still raining. The Importance
of this news VIII at once be realized
by everyone familiar with the locality.
Operations at Pahala have been al
most held up for months for lack or
rain," stated E. Faxon Bishop this
morning. THE big rain they are now
having means that everything viii go
ahead again with a rush. We are
highly pleased with the news"
CHANGE OF MANAGERS.
Alexander Smith, head luna, will be
appointed manager of Paauhau plan
tation in place of James Glib, who re-
signs to become manager of Honolulu
plantation in place Of George Ross.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Sept Z.
R. Miyata and Co., store, King and
Capt F. Miller corrugated iron shed
for Pacific Oil Transportation Co.,
Iwilei.
PAPERS FILED.
The following papers were filed to-
day at the registry Office up tn b'5O
p. m.
Malta Kahele to George Hubby, deed.
c. B. Hofgaard & Co., Ltd, to Kane
NahoIa and husband, release.
Susumu Yamamoto to Elvira NJ. II. !
Smith, mortgage
Cooperative Home Pur Soc. to Fan
ny Strauch and husband, release.
Pauaka, D. B., to Fanny Strauch and !
deed.
Maria C. Mascoto and husband to
Philip Silva, deed.
Bill Hao to Ngee Tim, lease.
s. Mahelona to Y. Amin, extension :
ease.
Chars Gay and wife to William &.
irwin, deed.
F. w. Mage to S. ]. Harris, release.
PLUMBING PERMITS.
sept 7.
T. Katayama two story wooden resi-