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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03
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MIEJSCOWE
WE WTOREK . Sci W
koSciele 6w, Stanis}awa s.
odby} sic Stub p. J6zefa Der
naca, syna pa6stwa JANA i
:Karoliny Bernac6w: q panaa
J6zefa Gabrych6wna, CORA
S. p. Jana Gabrycha i Eleo-
nory Gabrychowej.
Model pare szczesc Boze!
Felix's Ryszka, syn
Franciszka Kucyi Ryszk6w,
Fam pod mr.. 672 wsch. 3lej
ul., ktory zatrudnioDy by} W
fabryce obuwia W Red Wing
chcial wsiadae W sobotq
wieczorem ma pociag, ma kt6-
ry sic nieco. sp6zni}. Gdy pc
ciqg juz by} W ruchu a "n
wskoczyc chcia} ma stopie6,
spad& i dostaf sic pod ko}a
kt6re mu z}ama}y noge.w kill
ku miejscach. Opr6cz tego
Ryszka odni6sf jeszcze we.
wnetrzne uszkodzenia. Zabra-
ny do szpitala. W Red Wing,
zmar} Felix's Ryszka W po"
niedzia}ek o Sci rano. Zw}o-
XII jego przywiezione zosta}y
W roniedzia}ek wleczorem do
Winony, do rodzic6w. Sp.
Felix's Ryszka ozeni1 sic
pred pieciu miesia CANT, i
w}asnie wybraf sic do WI
nony pc zone, ably z MIA
razem mieszkac W Red Wing.
Pogrzeb odby} sic we VITO"
relk pc po}udniu. Wieczny
odpoczynek race mu dac Pa.
ME!
w SOBOTE mad ranem
wdostali sic z}odzieje do no.
telu North Western i obra.
bowali Karola D. Maroney j
Tomasza Labey. Pierwszemu
zabrali 88 dolar6w a drugie
mu ~ dol. gdy obaj jeszcze
spali. Policya posiada do k1a'
dny opis rabusi6w j prawdo-
p'dobnie W kr6tce ich po-
chwyci.
z POWODU explozyi wen.
tylacyi W niedziele rano W
zak}adach Vino ma Railway j
Light Co., zostaf Karol Brug.
ger, zam pod mr.. 1852
Court ul. pokaleczony ma
twarzy. U prawej reki costa
},y mu oderwane try pal ce a
diva u Level cieiko poranio':
ne. Odni6slltakze poranienia
ma ramionach ! piersiach, to
jednak ME So tax niebez'
pieczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03
PRIESTLEY'A NOWOMODNY
SCINTELLA

Tu jest gatunek nowych nowostek W towarach ma SUI
knie w%yrabiane przez B. Priestley'a & Co.. sw;atowej
s}awy fabrykant6w najlepszego gatunku ,towar6w ma
suknie. Scinte]la lest nowem innem; jest niejodnako-
wy inaczej robiony. Ma najlepszy poiysk srebrny
wyglad piekna, modna i trwa}a fabrykacya ola roma
itych %uzytk6w.
A Gale szeroki, jard pc 81 80 -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

Many juz kalenda-
re Maryanskle ma
rok 1913, dodawaG je
bedziemy abonentom
naszym, kt6rzy "a
plaza abonament "a
81
rWiarusa" ma, rok
=
~przysz}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03
Move obsady do sukien

1'0'"0 000"UJ ~ ou010H =.
Obsady naklejane paciorkami-w :ta6mie, jard pc
$500, $50, 500 do $50. -.
Perskie tasmy z ko]orowemi paciorkami- jard pc Soc,
75c, 85c, $500, $50 az Go $50. " +
Atfasowe i j%edwabiem .%haftcwane ta%smy-jard 30 5Oc,:
75c, $100, $50, 200 az do $50.
Obsadyz rzecznych kamieni--w ta5mach i frendzlach,*
jard 20: 40c, SOC, 75c al do 400. -: j.
Kryszta}owe obsady-w tasmach j frendzlach jard po
Acc, SOC, 75c az do $500.
Zetowe obsady W tasmach ornameatach-po Csc, 35c,
soc, 75c, $1.00 al do 600.
Czarne i kolorowe jedwabne taSmy : lard po 25c, 35c
SOC, 75c, az do t.50. "
Zeniliowe ta6mv - lard po-35c,; 50c, 75c, ST..
RObimy guZiki na Zadanie ROZmaitegO kOlOru.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
Nute-In June, 1887,

Referring to the general trend of
{ he coffee market the same authority
says:
4 yeNr ago the opinion prevailed
/ that The present crop of coffee was
| much larger than II Is now proving
/ To he, which would account for in
| creased values; but, furthermore, Il
is now n pretty well established fact
/ that the next crop of Brazil coffee
1929 will be one of the smallest IN
many years, which also tends to give
increased confidence In future prices.
An advancing market has recently on
~ been checked by holders of part of
the Brazil stock realizing, all of which
has tended to strengthen the position
, Of coffee AS to free sales by the Val
OriZatiOn Committee, they are not cX-
) peCiCd, owing to their selling 100000
4 bags las, year more than the pres
, Cribcd quota. The quantity they viii
minimum or 700 600 bags maximum
/ this year; without, in their opinion,
more should he sold for reason of any
scarcity OF supplies or possibly to pre-
vent unwarranted high prices. Stress
is laid upon the belief that the mild
crops will give us approximately 200
10 iO0oON bags more of this kind Of
coffee than last year, which Is prob
lcmatical.
When we consider tha' the Brazi-
linng have mnIp DnOrmpug urnGtg i'm
the past two years and that they
know we will save three consecutive
crops furnishing considerably less
than the amount required for actual
consumption, we are of the opinion
that no serious decline in cOifees can
be expected for long time to come.
The stock In Santos has been reduc-
ed from 1921 600 bags to 2,Sl0,OU0
bags, receip's are decreasing and we
are entering period of the crop year
when receipts will continue on "A
greatly reduced scale. II the coming
crop is rs small as Is generally be
licved. we are bound to have strong
and advancing markets some time dur
ing 1872 The ValOrizatiou Committee
has been accustomed to meet at some
time during January TO determine the
quantity and time to sell: but, we
do not believe they will do anything
to hurt the market and II Is possible
that they may make no complete an
nounccment at that time, as they dih
last year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

The combined efforts of Oahu and
California toward the eradication of
the fruit fly pest are being put into
effective campaign work. Two addl-
tional inspectors have been taken on.
which brings the total to eight now
in the field Five Of the eight are to
be paid by California and the other
three will receive their salaries from
the Territory.
tn" mango season is expected to be
III" exact time when the closest scrut-
my and examinations will be made to
keep the fly from getting additional
ioothold. Two additional inspectors
viii be needed during the height Of
the mango season.
Word comes from Hawaii that
traces Of the fruit fly have been found
at kohala and every endeavOr will
be made to check the spread Of the
pest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

The big dredging job AZ Pearl IIar-
Dor is fast coming to close and
there Is but little more to be done by
tn" Hawaiian Dredging Company.
SECTION after section Of tn" channel
mas been accepted by the naval en-
glh"ers, and the big turbine dredger
is the only one on the job at present.
During the week final inspections
have been made and it all comes up
to contract There is Il petition be-
FOR" Congress now for sufficient
money to purchase II suitable army
vessel expressly for Hawaii and more
particularly for the care of Pearl
Iiarbor the amount asked for being
over S2WN.NON
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
MALAY STATES HAVE
TASTE OF FLOODS

The Warehouse Company has re.
ccived reports of disastrous floods in
the Federated Malay states. The Pa
Rang plantation lost some bridges, but
no damage of any consequence TO tho
rubber trees was reported. News of
Il shortage in rice also comes.
Mr.. Warehouse also received from
Tanjong OlOk Plantation samples OF
the raw rubber produced there this
season, one Of them being sample OF
the grade which brought the highest
price in Singapore during the month
of December, This is n fine grade Of
yellow cOagulated rubber and sold at
$l.OS II pound in Singapore. SO far
rs known the Tanjong Olok plantation
has not suffered from the foods.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
$lG,OS2 ZIG Oh
Honolulu Consolidated.

The san Francisco Examiner of
January - says Of the oil situation:
Apart from few sales of New
Pennsylvania at - cents and Coal
inga National AT II cents the oil stock
market was duh yesterday. The lead
ing securities were held at firm
prices, but buyers were reluctant.
tn" honolulu OH COmpany's No. 3
well m section I, 1924, came in last
week with q flow estimated at 800
barrels It day Twonty-seycn gray
ity oil Is being procured in the flow.
which promises to continue. The
well was down 2,iSO feet.
The Honolulu Company, as hereto
fore, refuses to give out any nrorma-
ton as 10 its wells, making it almost
impossible for those compiling month
~ information of the dOings of the
fields TO determine any of the opera
tiOns on the Honolulu leases. Wells
numbers and > in this same prop
"rty have been idle for some time,
drilling having been suspended until
Il showing could be had.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
Want Farms Here.

w. c. Hamilton, Il farmer Of wide en-
perionce in the Santa Clara valley g.
n visitor to Hawaii and he says that
in his estimation, Hawaii offers bet
ter chance for the small farmer tn N
California does, in that there is q
wider diversity Of products ana the
market Is In a better shape to give
larger profits to the soil worker.
He also states that there are In
the ncighbOrhoDd of four hun lred
small farmers" ready to come to IIa-
wall and settle if they can ha assured
of enough land on which to make II
living. Hamilton has been talking
things over with Market Superintnn-
dent StlTcit in regard - an innu.
of small farmers, Hamilton himself
having made M his mind to stay
here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

Referring to the future of the raw
sugar market C2arnikOw- Rionda Com
panys circular of Dec 30, 1911, says:
The coming year may show Il fur
ther decline, but the absence of in
visible stocks the world over Is II
strong factor and should support
markets. Europe will probably have
large sOwings in the coming spring,
but the product of these will not be
available till October, and meanwhile
European consumption will go on.
Some scarcity may arise in the inter
val, but the restraining influence of IL
large crop ahead will be felt in prices.
Weather. too, will again play its part
Those who proiited this year by the
unhcard of European drought may
plume themselves on their foresight,
but their success will generally be at
tributcd to luck, for fore sight Is not
applicable to so tickle and yet so pot
cnt II factor as weather What Is to
be hoped Is that Cuban planters will
not sacrifice the advantages they
should have from bOuntiiul crop,
by pressing their sugars on the mar
ket in quantities in excess of the
markets requirements. and 1t Is fur
ther to be hoped that they will im-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

prove the quality Of their sugar to a
degree that the cost Of holding will
be the loss Of interest only. with
good sugars of holding quality, they
should be able TO bde their time and
secure the price that worlds price
level warrants. The bulk of the last
Cuban crop was disposed Of before
the market had felt tn" effect of the
drought in Europe, for receipts of
Cubas at the Atlantic ports and New
Orleans up to the end of June were
l.0S0,0l3 tons, and good deal of sug-
ar for later arrival had been sold at
that time. but on the whole, Cuban
planters secured an average price for
I their crops which made the year Il
good one in spite of the lessened out
put Let us hope that for the larger
crop now in prospect they will secure
Il yet better average. bat whether this
is SO will depend II good deal on them
selves.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

According to plans that have been
drawn mp by the Navy Department, Il
Is the intention to establish number
of wireless stations with such power
that the United States fleets will al
ways be within calling distance. A
chain of these stations will nearly
circle the globe and Hawaii Is to be
one of the links and Is figured as be-
ing able to communicate with san
Francisco or Guam with no difficulty,
and Guam can easily tune up for I.II-
ION station in the Philippines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
WEATHER TODAY

Tcmpcraturee-G n. m, CO; & n. NJ,
60; 10 II. M, 70; noon, 20; morning
minimum, Ga
Barometer, s II, m, 2990; absolute
humidity II. m, ,5G3 grains per
cubic foot; relative humidity, s n. m,
- per cent; dew point, S Il. M, 80
Wind-G II. m, velocity :, direction
n. T.; Il. m, velocity /, direction \.
f.; 10 II. m, velocity 3, direction W;
noon, velocity II, direction W.
Rainfall during "a hours ended s Il.
m. % inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, lIj miles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
federal Site.

According to the latest on the sub
jet there Is possibility that tho
cases Of condemnation in the Mahuka
site for III" Federal building may be
settled without going to court. L. S.
District Attorney BrecEons has taken
the matter up with the owners of the
various pieces of property that COM
prises the site, ana has asked for II
value on each individual piece AMI an
apprascm"nt of the damages in each
case. This move is appreciated by Il
number of owners of property affect
ed, and II is understood that in more
than one instance the estimated dam
age and property valuation have been
figured out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

For the last two weeks the Hawaii
Promotion committee, through Secre-
tary Wood, has been getting line ON
apartments ana rooms throughout the
city, that can be pressed into service
in connection with the expected tour
list traffic. From now on ii is expect
ed that large numbers Of visitors will
be coming with each vessel from the
Coast. On Tuesday the Mongolia
landed over one hundred and fifty, the
majority being tourists, who will re-
sumo their journey after time spent
here. The Sierra on Friday brought
another Good-si2ed crowd among
which are a large number Of tourists.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
Latest Sugar Review.

Latest sugar review.
NlIlett d Gray's latest sugar jour
MAJ ISSUED under date Of January II,
says OF the raw sugar market:
visible Supply.-Total stock of Eu-
rope ana America, 2,4IG,SO7 tons
against 3'l2G2o2 tons last year at
the same uneven dates. The decrease
OF STOCK Is 65O,39o tons against Il de-
crease OF 6ii,"SI tons last week.
IotaI stocks and atioats together
snow visible supply of 2,51lSO7
tons against 3,2O2.2O2 tons last year,
OF decrease OF 63O,395 tons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
BY AUTHORITY
RULE XIII.

RULE AND REGULATION or THE
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS or
AGRICULTURE AND FORES-
TRY. CONCERNlNG THE CON
troll or THE PLANT PEST
THIMBLEBERRY IN THE TER
RITORY or HAWAII.
The Board of Commissioners Of Ag-
,rlcuIturc an Forestry hereby make
the following rule and regulation:
Section /. For the purpose of con
trolling and rs far as possible Of pre-
, venting the further spread of Thimble-
berry Ruhus jamaiCcnsisD, called also
Olaa Raspberry, ana Hitchcock Berry,
"A plant introduced into this Territory
at Il point near IIilo, Hawaii, and now
known to- be established on various
parts Of the Island of Hawaii and in
the KUuiau and Hama districts Maui,
, which 10y reason If its habits of growth
and ease Of propagation has become in
certain parts of the Territory q serious
pest especially ON grazing land. all
persons ANA corporations are hereby
prohibited from carrying or shipping
any plant. root, cutting. fruit or seed
Of the said ThimhlUbCrry from one Is
hand Of the Territory to any other Is
land; provided, however. that ship
monts Of such ThmblchCrry plants
which are infected with u fungus dis
ease may be made 10y duly authorized
agents Of the Board of Agriculture and
Forestry for the purpose ,G inuculuting
healthy Thmhrhcrry plants with said
disease.
Section ,. For III" purpose of Grad
icating and preventing III" spread Of
the Rubus jamaicousis. Inspectors and
other duly appointed agents of the
Board of Agriculture" and Forestry are
hereby empowered to enter at all rea-
sunuhlc times any and all premises
throughout the Territory where the
Thimblchorry Is known or believed to
be growing, and such agents are also
hereby empowered. IL plants OF Thin
hlchcrry are found thereon, to &eiH"
and remove the same and to hav" them
destroyed.
Section 3 Any person or corpora
ton violating the ahov" RULE shall he
guilty of II misdcmranur, ana shall b"
punished 10y Il fine not to exceed Five
Hundred Dollars, as pro, 'ded Icy Sec
ton $50 of the Revised Laws of lIn-
wall Us amended by Act 81 Of tn"
Session Laws of 1905 and Act ~ Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
New Transpacific Vessels.

According to the latest in steam
ship circles the Pacific Mail steam
ship company will construct four mas
sive steamers for the transpncinc
trade, the vessels 10 be ready to g.
into commission with the opening of
the Panama Canal. The vessels will
lie but few feet short of seven hun
dred feet in length, and will be equip
ped with elevators and all modern
conVenences as are in vogue on the
Atlantic liners. They will all be oil
burners.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
Thetis Given Guns.

II is understood that the revenue
cutter Thetis will shortly return to
Hawaiian waters, and that she Will
be in better shape to look after the
bird Islands that belong to this group,
than when here before. 1t Is report
ed from Seattle that the Thetis has
four 3~pound machine guns mounted
where they can be handled speedily,
and that after she gets to her station
an active campaign will be inaugu-
rated against any poachers on the
islands TO the westward.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
Soldiers Comma.

There seems to be no more guess
work attached to the garrisoning of
Oahu with enough troops to fully taHe
care of It in time Of need. The last,
word from Washington on the soldier
problem is to the effect that 1900
men are to be sent here as soon as
Will be drawn from posts tina, are
barracks are available. These men
will he drawn from Outposts that are
to be abandoned The regular rep ,rt
of the Secretary Of War was made
public some time ago but II dill not
contain information on this large
number Of troops for Hawaii and it
is thought that this move Is contained
in special report.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
RUBBER MARKET
Will Be Strong

That the rubber market this year
will be strong is the opinion of Mr..
+. 7. p Warehouse, of the Water
house company, as the result of ad-
vices from the Federated Malay
States, whore Taniong Olok and Pa
hang plantations are situated.
The adViCcs are to the effect that
on many plantations tapping of tho
rubber trees will be restricted, tho
trees showing signs Of depletion from
the heavy tapping of last year. This
VIII shorten the supply. but planta-
tons like those in which the Water
house company are interested will
benefit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
Kauai Sanitary,

Health On!cer Shepherd who has
been some time on Kauai, carrying
ont tn" line Of sanitary woik as out
Garden Island Shepherd reports that
the plantations are going into the
sanitation matter with vim thai is
comncndabIe. That several Of the
pIanta.iuns have already inaugurated
"clean-up day" and that the WORK is
being done with Il thoroughness that
Is all that could be desired.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

According 10 the latest adyices in
army matters Major B. Frank Chca-
than, who up to recently has been
the assistant to the quartermas rr-
general a Washington, and who was
president Of the board which Gcc'dei
on the type of barracks that are to b.
erected at Schoiicld, has bscn Urdc,'-
ed to Oahu ana will come In the near
future and take charge of the con-
slruction work nt the cIvalry pos.
The raising of Hawaii from de-
parIment to Il division is now locke |
Tor by army officials, In that event
all army dealings win be direct with
Washington.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
DrVdock Pilikia.

The removal of the water from the
quarter section of the new drydocll ut
Pearl Ilarbpr, the floor of which has
been covered with seven feet of cor
crete. brought to Eight condition Of
affairs that may give some trouble,
although such Is no. thought II ne
the case by the officials in charge Of
the work.
As the water in the finished sec
ton was being lowered by the biz
pumps it was found that the bottom
was springing mp and to prevent
further Encouragement, the water was
again flooded into the section It has
been found necessary to supply weight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

is equal to 2.0G. e. n +. New YORK,
with sellers at .0GC higher.
Philippine sugars in store here
were sold at 3lac for So test.
Whether the decline can be checked
at around present prices depends up
on the extent of the competition of
English buyers as, otherwise, the
pressure of Cuban sellers is likely to
be greater than the demand from our
reiners for month or two.
The difference in parity between
European beet sugars and Cuban
Centrifugals February was 047C. in
1911 and 0.GGC. in 1910. and during
May, 1910, it was as much as O93c.
lower for Cubas; today Cubas are
O.19c. below the parity of beet with
abundant prospective supplies for the
United States and an expected short
age in Europe
On the London market fluctuations
this week have been narrow, beet
quotations closing the same as last
week.
At present. frcights are much high
er than usual due to lack of tom
mage, the ruling rates of sugar from
Cuba to New York being lac per 100
lbs. against Sc to &c last year: It is
expected that froights will continue
high throughout the season and not
lower than lie.
Weather in Cuba continues rather
warmer than desired. but on the
whole, is fairly satisfactory for har-
vcsting and the number of Centrals
grinding is increased to lO5. against
l01 last year, with the prospect that
the full number l73 will soon be at
work. Receipts in Cuba are now free
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
How Honolulu Grows

Evidences of the growth of Homo
lulu are found in the following state
m"nt Of the volume of business trans
acted by tn" Hawaiian Trust Com
pany, Limited, during the year 1911:
Deposited in banks......$3,i%O, IO7. 90
Value Of stocks and bonds
sold .................. 2.35O.OO0 90
Real estate Cassesscd
valued IN charge ....,. 2,022 10000
Value OF stocks held for
clients ................ 7,276,7O4 90
Value Of bonds held for
clients ....,...,...... $4,000 90
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
Predicts Good Year.

J. f. Hackfeld. the head of the II.
Hackfeld, Ltd. was an arrival by tho
Mongolia on Tuesday. lie speaks en-
couragingly Of the business condi-
tons in Europe, and is Of the i'm
preston that there viii be no tinker
ing with the sugar tariff at the pre-
sent session of Congress.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. . All druggists refund
the money if IL fails to cure.
E. W. Groves signature is on
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. 81. Louis, Y 5. A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

to the bottom thai will offset the
weight of the water as 1t is being re.
moved. This will he done by placing
rock ana the piling of the crib work
IN addition To the store ballast. The
contdetemps is considered by the en-
gineers in the light of a slight delay.
and that there has been no labor
lost.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

At meeting of the stockholders
Of the Honolulu Brewing and Mailing
company, held last Tuesday, the sam"
officers were elec ed who served dur
ing last year. The prospects for the
coming year are said to he bright. and
ngor are most satisfactory. There
will be a continuation of the regular
- cent dividend.