Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

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| thousand dollars in the business of
the Honolulu stock and bond exchange
forp the six days in session up to noon
yesterday, as compared with the bust
ness for the five session days ended
week previous, prices of stock have
been very fairly maintained, consid-
ering the unsettled prospects of the
sugar industry for the ensuing year.
OF eleven sugar stocks dealt in, FIVE
are unchanged from a week ago while
siv show declines. The declines
scarcely more than represent the
fluctuations to be expected at such a
time. OF three non-sugars, two have
declined and one advanced, but in the
case Of one decline, that of Oahu
Railway, the asking price, has not
been changed.
Opening and Closing.
Last sale prices on Saturday of last
week and Thursday of this week are
respectively as follows: Eva. 81 and
q; Hawaiian Commercial, $3.50 and
"a; Hawaiian Pineapple, 1925 and
44.75; Hawaiian Sugar, $3.50 and
1915: Honokaa, 8 and 8; Honolulu
Brewing. 21.50 and 2162 1-2: Kahuku.
10 and IA: MeBryde. and 5: Oahu
Railway, $50 and 145: Oahu. % and
"a: Olaa, 5 and 5; Onomea, 31,75 and
81; Pioneer, &c and 26; Waialua. 1eG
and $3.50.
Six Days Transactions.
For the six days ended at noon YES
terday 1884 shares were sold, with
proceeds of $S9,904.75, as compared
with proceeds of $105,623 for the five
days ended a week previously, or
decrease of 5,71S.25, and bonds of
the second and ten per cent the thirds
1t is said that the bill will have strong
opposition.
Federation of all the women's be- !
nevolent organizations in Honolulu is !
proposed by the Kilohana Club.
Fourteen residence lots at Auwai- !,
olimu, Honolulu, will be sold by the !
Government at public auction on De- |!
cember l. Their appraised values
run from 1910 to $1574
News from the Pacific Coast is that
a tremendous rise in charters has !
taken place. Union rates for gain !
to the United Kingdom have aboLt !
doubled since last year.
Symptoms are daily increasing, an /
street and window, of one of the best
holiday trading seasons on record for
Honolulu.
Representative ]. II. Coney of Kau-
nj has eight acres planted in onions.
The extension of the Hilo railroad
IS expected to reach OOkala in about
q week;
Boring for water at Tugugarao,
Tagayan, p l., government men found
gas at depth of 1880 feet.
New South Wales is going TO have
3d., 000, 900 of loan funds expended in
public improvements the coming year.
During the past fiscal year the
Philippine bureau of public works OK,
pended nearly $4,000, 600 in improve
nents.
Or. Victor G.. IIeiser, director of
health, appeals to the people of Ma
lila through the press to aid in the
at determination campaign.
The Hawaiian Dredging Company
S filling in the approaches to the
lilo Railroad wharf at kuhio Bay.
md the Lord-YOung Engineering co.
will soon begin work on the wharf.
The Alta Vista Orchard Tracts,
I'D. a Washington state corporation.
vas bought from Carl J. Schied for
$500 two lots in the kapahulu tract.
containing 1880 square
Get.
Last Monday the ship William =.
frye arrived at New York from round
ape Horn with the last OF Alexander
Raldwin's 1912 crop of sugar,
which got the market on the. basis OF
U1 CENTS
Members OF the incoming board of
supervisors of Honolulu are said to
,e planning a reduction of $30.000 in
running expenses next
ear. most of il by cutting out billcts
md reducing salaries.
The output Of the industrial divis-.
OH Of the Bilibid prison, Manila. tor
he past fiscal year was valued at
rcr Sl5""0", with net profit of