Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-24

| In connection with the late reSump
tions and increases OF dividends By
plantation companies the following
dividend history sor last year and the
present one to date viii be interest
ing:
I Eva Plantation Co, January 4, 1913
reduced its dividend from 1915 per ceni
TO 3 per cent, or l5c share monthly
last half of year reduced it TO sc .
month, with IN extra 10c in December
making per cent for the year. This
year 1t has been paying 1gc a month
Now Il announces en- extra dividend
. Of per cent a month for the last
three months of the year.
Haiku Sugar Co had been paying
SEC monthly, or per cent per annIn
until September %. 1914, when il
declared 81, beginning October L.
Hawaiian Agricultural Co. paid s1.50
mcnthly on par value 500 for the
first six months OF 1913, and 75c for
the rest of the year. 1t lately declar.
ed 81 month for four months be-
ginning September 90, instead OF sec
it had been paying since the first OF
this year
j Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
CO., par value $25, paid 25c month
for the first half OF 1913 and 15c for
the last half. The latter rate was con-
tinued this year, b1it is now increased
ito BIC, beginning October 5. with an
extra dividend of soc on that date
! Hawaiian Sugar. Co, $50 par value,
paid 30c monthly last year until De.
cember when its dividend was cut to
2ne. 1t has now declared 3ac, begin
ming October is, WITH an extra d;vi.
dend OF soc On that date.
Hcnokaa Sugar Co. discontinued
paying dividends on September Is,
1910. and has paid none since.
Honcmu Sugar Co. paid 81 a month
or II per cent per annum, up to June.
1918, dividends being discontinued in
july. 1t paid a quarterly dividend Of
50 a share for the quarter ending
June 30. 1914, and now il is paying 81
a month for four months, beginning
September 5.
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co.
paid SOC a month on its s25 shares the
first three months OF .313, 10c for the
uCAt 6CNCn A-OnlnS OtuCOp
but will resume with 15c monthly
dividend on October 70.
Kahuku Plantation Co., shares $50,
paid 10c month for the first eleven
months of 1913, and sc in December.
Ten cents monthly has been paid this
year.
Kekaha Sugar Co. is paying soc q
Oh .,ann yol,,o Q100
Koloa Sugar Co. has paid no divi-
dends since November 80, 1912, but
last asking price quoted for its shares
was 146.
: McBryde Sugar Co. has paid no div.
idends to date. ssr
Oahu Sugar Co. last year paid 15c a
month in January and February, 10c
in MarehI and April and then. passed
dividends It lately declared resump-
tion with 10c a share. beginning 0cto-
Der Il. Par value $50.
0lsa Sugar Go. has paid no divi-
dends to date.
Onoraea Sugar Co., par value $50,
paid soc month for the first four
months CT 1918. and 15c for the re-
raining eight. Dividends were discon-
tinued at the beginning of this year,
but resumed In June at Acc a quarter.
Lately 1t declared a special monthly
dividend of 75c for three months. be.
ginning September 20, action being
deferred On the December dividend
Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co paid
Zoe in January. 1913. after which
dividends were discontinued 1t has
now resumed with 15cc. a month be-
ginning Oct. 10. the par value of its
shares being $40.
Pacific Sugar Mill has paid no divi-
dends since January /, 1912.
Paia Plantation Co, par value 800.
has increased its monthly dividend
from soc. to 81, beginning Oct. / en-.
suing.
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. par value 800,
paid 81 Dec. is. 1913. reduced its divi-
dend one-half Jan. Is this year hut
declared So a share monthly for four
months beginning Sept. is.
Pioneer Mill Co. paid zoe. month
on its $40 shares for the first four
months of 1913 aud 10c. for the rest
of the wear 1t began this year with
zoe, which was later cut in two, but