The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-03
COMMERCIAL REVIEW

the advance in Oahu and Waialua the
visit of the Japanese cruisers to Homo
lulu, the attitude of the Admiral on
that occasion showing plainly that he
had no sympathy for the strike or its
promoters. Undoubtedly the broad
course pursued by both the Japanese
Admiral and the Japanese Consul dur
ing the visit of the ships had the eff
feet of bringing the strikers to a bet
ter realization of their position, with
the further result that confidence was
renewed ip stocks in the strike zone.
The following dividends were paid
during the week-June 30: c. Brewer
& c., 2 per cent; Eva per cent; Wal
manalo IL per cent; Hawaiian Elec-
trio Co., ga per cent; Olowalu l per
cent; Hon B. & NJ Co., "a per cent;
/. l. S. N. Co., "a per cent; Kahuku, /
per cent; Hawaiian Agri. c., per
cent; Hawaiian Pineapple Co., l per
cent; Hon. r. T. Co. pfd (semi-annual
per cent; Hon. r. r. c., com GUAR
terly) l per cent. July /: Haiku per
cent; Paia per cent; Pioneer per
cent.
MEMO-Oahu r. G. L. Co. per cent
bonds replaced by per cents in same
amount
Capital stock l. l. S. N. Co. increas-
ed to $2,5OO,OO0 from $1,5OO,OOO Books
closed to transfers July Ills.
Kohala Ditch Co. 6 per cent bonds
listed Issue $5OO,0OO
The following stock sales were re-
ported:
Oahu-2O, $50, 100, at 1923 so; 100, 100
at $29 375; 20, 100, 20, 30, 80, $50, %, 50,
, SO at $29 .25; 5, 80, 10, 10, 5, so, 10, 100,
, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 100, 10 $29 90; 5, 5, at
$2S .S75; at $29 rs; 20, Is, 10, 3, 5, 20,
so, 100 at $50 90; 100, so, 20 at $50. %.
o. R. & L. Co.-21 at $125 So % at
! $126. %; % at $129 90.
: q, HiIo r. r. Co.'S, 900 skies at 1913. 70;
; $4,000 do, at 1913 so; $500, $500, $500,
5 $4,000, $1,000 do, at $95 90.
5 Hawaiian c. & S. Coo, 1875, 20, at
/. $50 90; 10 at $50 .25.
l Ewa-7, s, at $27 so; So 90 so, at
. $27 .975; so at $2S 90.
1 Waialua-6 5, 10 at $50 .OO 5 at
E $SS. rs; 10, 2S at $SS so; 30, at $50 90;
/ 80 at $91 90.
= Pioneer-SO, 5, IS, 20, 10, 10, 40 at
$164 %; 10 at $164 90; 10 at $165 90;
I Is, 10, 20, ;, 20, at $166 90.
t IL. S. N. Coo, at $3.50 .25.
a olaa 6s-$2 600, $500, $1O,5OO $4,000
+ at $96 10.
= Paia-1O at 1925 90.
t Pioneer 6s-$1000 at $104 90.
d McBryde-50, 16. at SO .S75.
r Mr.. A. Gartley, who, on his recent
:, visit to eastern cities, investigated the
T. automatic telephone thoroughly, was
t considerably disappointed in what he
- saw and ascertained. The automatic
a he reports, is not all it is cracked up to
4 be and is a rather expensive luxury
e Mr.. Gartley is uncertain but that the
n cheapest and best scheme after al
v would be to improve the local system
e awaiting the possibilities of improve
y ment in the automatic before going
10 to so large expense as would be neces-
sary before the system could be sue
70 cessfully installed here.
3 For once the public seems agreed
= that Governor Frear has made a salts
= factory appointment to the Office OF
Territorial treasurer. Mr.. Conkling
g has lived in the islands about twelve
It years and has been engaged in lines OF
d work that has given him a wide ac-
G quaintance among the people of al
n nationalities; and he is respected by
h everybody. The new treasurer tool
e Office on Thursday last On the same
a day Georges E. Smithies, deputy insur-
j. ance commissioner and Colonel Gus
d Rose, license clerk, retired from theil
d respective positions in the finance de,
# partment the last legislature having
:, changed the law in respect to these Of
g fees.
& S. M. Damon has again leased to the
e government the thirteen-acre site Of
s the Kalihi Receiving Station, the price
a to be paid being $50 an acre per year
n The term of the new lease is thirty
e ears