The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-10
TRENT TRUST CO.
MARKET LETTER

quite brisk during the week, and of
more interesting nature than for seve-
lal weeks past.
The improvement in Raw in the fore
part of the week helped materially in
moving several blocks of stock that
has been on the market for consider.
able time The market has a very
firm tone with all the trading issues
in demand. Eva is less active than
the others but is holding steady around
1925.
The feature of the week was the
heavy trading in Hawaiian Sugar at
$415O. About 1900 shares changed
hands at this figure. Practically all
was sold for a former resident of the
Islands. The market absorbed this
stock very well, and more could be
disposed of at the same figure. This
stock is held in good favor as an in
vest, as fluctuations in same are light.
At the annual meeting of the Pahang
Rubber Co., it was decided to issue
$4,000 of the Treasury stock, of which
there is $4,000 still unissued. The
present stockholders will have the
privilege of subscribing at par in pro-
portion to their present holdings
The stocks closed to friday as
follows: Eva, $31 25 bid, $31 so ask
ed; Oahu, $3O25 bid, 80. rs asked; H.
G. & S. 500 .25 bid, $39 rs asked; Waia-
lut $112.75 bid, $11S.5O asked; Plon-
eer, $2O5 bid, none offering; Olaa,
81 .625 bid, S4.75 asked; McBryde,
Sc. rs bid, 81 asked
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deyo, Miss Lilinoe Hapai, Miss Harriet
Hapai, Miss Alice West, Miss Esther
( Lyman, Miss Annabell d. Low, Miss
Mary Deyo Miss Emma Porter, Miss
Clara Stone, Miss Ivy Borden, Mrs.
Maud Beers, Mrs. Ida Todd, Miss
| Emma Lewis, Miss Jennie Allen, Miss
Annie Kai.
Waiakea-uka-Miss Annie Napier.
Waiakea-kai-Mis RebecCa Bohnen-
berg, Miss Edna Forbs.
Haaho-NIlss Louise Hapai, Mrs. H.
! Ludloff, Miss Ellen P. Pearce.
Hilo High-Miss H. Severance, Miss
e. Pomeroy, Miss Louise Deyo; five
more to be appointed.
North and South Hilo-Mr. McClus.
key, supervising principal.
Ookala, rs Pupils-Abel All You,
Sam j. Maluoa.
Laupahoehoe, 21O Pupils %. T.
Boardman, Mrs. o. T. Boardman, Miss
B. Boardman, Miss Margaret F.
Branca.
Pohakupuka, 80 Pupils-Amos ]. Ig-
nacio, Mrs. Elizabeth Cullen.
Hakalau, 1872 Pupils-E. S. Capellas,
Mrs. E. S. Capellas, Miss Carrie P.
Comes, Miss Kate Sadler.
Honomu, 245 Pupils-V. A. Carval-
no, Paul Tallett, Miss Mary Cabranha,
Miss Jennie Gaspar, Mrs. V. A. Car
valho
Pepeekeo, 200 Pupils-Miss E. X.
Piliwale, Miss Mahana Malterre, Miss
Mildred Kempster
Papaikou, 800 Pupils-Mrs. Nellie
Hiserman, Miss Eliza Desha, Mrs
Hoppe, Miss Fannie Moir, Miss II. B.
Bradner.
Kaumana, GO Pupils-Mrs. Lillian S
Mesick, Mrs. Eugene Lyman.
Kaiwiki, 81 Pupils-John Pavao
Archie Wong Wal.
Puueo, 80 Pupils-Miss Emily Eva
like.
Puma District.
Keaau, 1872 Pupils-Miss Adelaide
V. Ward, Mrs. Oma Holland, Miss
Helen Watson, Miss Elvira Soper.
Olaa, 1872 Pupils-Mrs. J. B. King
Miss Mary Nailima, Miss Edna Curtis
Mrs. Nancy Daniels.
Mountain View, III Pupils-Mrs. F
IN. Wakefield Mrs. Jas, Sisson, Miss
A. p Chung, Miss Edna NJ Barden.
| Glenwood-Miss Helen Cloves.
Pahoa, 1926 Pupils-Iames C. Kama
kaiwa, Mrs. J c. Kamakaiwi, Miss
Margaret Kamakaiwi.
Kapoho, "A Pupils-Mrs. Henry Ly
man.
Kauaea-Edwin K. Lindsay
Kalapana, 46 Pupils-Mrs. MAJ
Campbell.
kau District.
Kau district, Miss B. B. Taylor, sup
cruising principal
Kapapala, SO Pupils-Miss Esthel
Kahale.
Pahala, 124 Pupils-Mrs. Ella o
Peterman, Miss Nellie Amana, Archie
e. Kahele.
EIilea, "a Pupils-H. e. Wilson, Mrs
II, E. Wilson.