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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
PLANS FOR PARSONAGE
ARE NEARLY PREPARED

Plans for a new parsonage for the
FIRST Methodist church. Berctania and
victoria, are now under way and the
drawings, which are being done by
Ripley & Davis. are expected to oe
finished In q week or two.
The parsonage viii be in mission
style to conform with me architecture
OF the church. and cost approximately
$1,000. according to Richard Trent.
chairman Of the building committee.
AL meeting Of the committee
three months ago II was planned to
erect new building and the old
one was immediately torn down and
nISne for new one have been since
under consideration.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
STOCKHOLDERS OF
ENGELS COPPER
get GREAT news

No news of the Importance of thai
which was received from E. E. Paxton,
manager of the Engels Copper Com
pany, by Bishop & Company, the
agents, on Wednesday has ever be-
fore reached the stockholders OF the
company. The cable said:
Struck the ore in tunnel 8, 1O0O
feet from shaft, indicating an enor'
nous body. Railroad grade completed
to mine and track laid to Crescent
Mills. Superior development contin'
ues good. Heavy storm but operating
o. X New mill machinery ordered
Notify brokers. Happy New Year"
Tunnel No. is in the Engels group
of claims and is $50 feet below tun,
mel No. 4. From the latter a shaft
had been put down $50 feet so that
the new tunnel is $50 feet below the
lowest formerly working. From above
diamond drill holes had been put down
and the general trend of the ore
body developed. From such indica'
tons it had not been expected to meet
the ore body that has been encounter
ed until the tunnel had penetrated
the mountain several hundred feet
further. 1t has been said since the
tunnel was started that when the ore
body was met the magnitude of the
property would be determined. Stock
holders now consider that such has
been the case. Paxton evidently feels
the same way from the tone of his
message.
But while tunnel No. was being
driven into the Engels group work
also has continued in the Superior
group and 1t was the development
In that group that was largely re
sponsible for the advance which the
stock Of the company made in the last
six months and until Thursday.
The ore deposit at the Engels prop
erty is not in veins, nor assures, MOI
in contacts but of a formation such
as scientists a few years ago said
was not to be found in the United
States. 1t is of exceptionally high
grade copper content so high as to
equal any that have been or are term
ed bonanza" propositions from the
ore values carried.
This, say prominent stockholders, is
a digest of the real developments OF
the property during the year that is
drawing 70 ite close
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
NITRATE OUTPUT
IS ENGAGED FOR
MONTHS AHEAD
consul Thomas w. voetter, Antofa
gasta, Nov. 81

Persons seeking TO obtain supplies
of sodium nitrate in Chile will find
that the companies usually sell the
product by means of standard form
of contract. Those making purchases
are either. large exporting firms or
else brokers' in Valparaiso who buy
contra cts as a speculation. The con-
tracts all for the delivery Of a def
mite number of qulntals (of 1914
pounds EACH, of a definite quality,
at a specified time, at specified port.
Deliveries are always understood to
be in lighters free alongside ship. All
arrangements regarding freight, ship
ping, Stevedoring, etc, are for the &C.
count OF the purchaser. These con-
tracts ale sold by purchasers if they
cannot use the nitrate themselves.
Output Usually Engaged Months
Ahead
A nitrate company usually has its
output engaged for many months in
advance and SO has no stock for sale
to other buyers. The way to obtain
supplies is to buy a contract from
some broker or shipper, though fire.
quently the companies may have some
stock on hand not covered by contracts
which they may sell as they choose
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
BUSINESS NOTES

Only slight damage from rain is re-
ported from the plantations.
There will be no session of the
stock exchange on Monday.
The new mill at Oahu is reported as
making substantial progress.
General delivery window at post
office opens two hours Monday.
Grinding is in progress on all of the
Alexander & Baldwin plantations.
Honolulu Iron Works are to supply
a 350-ton mill for Philippine planta-
ton.
Honolulu's growth is now at a rate
that will mean over 1000 homes for
the year
Furnished houses for rent in loca.
tions desided by tourists are reported
hard to find.
The telephone company has pur-
chased land for addition to its stor-
age capacity.
The Valley school has been moved
from its old location on Kuakini to
Nuuanu and Pauoa. i.
Work is progressing well on the site
of the new building of the Hoffschlae.
ger Company, Nuuanu and King.
Harry Murray announces that a
systematic campaign for bonds for
sewer and water will be begun next
week
r City Treasurer Conkling expresses
his confidence that the next tax rate
will be under L.-27 but does not name
figures.
There will be six more steamers
running between Honolulu and the
mainland bye March than in March Of
this year.
Chas. s. Desky sold during the past
week lot s in block to NJ Kawa-
kara and lot II. block 8. to H. Hub
BILE. Both are in the McInerny tract
and the prices were $3.50 each. -. ~.
The Hawaiian Trust Company Fri.
day sold the W. NJ. Giffard lot on
Green street, consisting of two
story house and 14,160 square feet of
land to Mrs. Helen Mckay for $500.
Heavy rains in the middle of the
week stopped work temporarily on
practically all Improvement projects
and will cause consequent delay on
some pending work which was to start
on completion of the work that ceased.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30

1t is not advisable to depend on this
contingency, however
The leading brokers are In Valpar.
also, and most of the nitrate compan-
les also have their principal offices
here. The branch offices In the nj
trate ports take their instructions
from Valparaiso and cannot do bust
ness independently In case one OF
the firms here is not inclined to do
business with an American purchaser
the latter should endeavor to induce
one of the brokers at Valparaiso to
act for him.
Difficulties in Way Of charterine
Vessels
1t is hardly likely that freights can
be arranged at this end, as the charter.
ing market once on this coast has
disappeared since the war started, and
vessels arriving are found TO be char.
tered for the outward trip from here.
Prospective shippers might get In
touch with the coal firms shipping
from Newport News or Baltimore. and
also from Australia, and firms which
furnish schooners to bring down lum-
Der from Oregon and Washington. Sew
eral steamers recently have come
here in ballast from Buenos Aires to
load nitrate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
SALVATION army
PURCHASE MADE

The Salvation Army Thursday pur-
chased the Hustace building for $780,
900 to be used as headquarters of the
Hawaiian department The money
was raised through public subscrip-
ton
The building IS situated on the
mauka side of Beretania between
Fort and Nuuanu. The Guardian Trust
Company handled the deal for the
army and the Henry Waterhouse
Trust Company for Nellie Hustace.
owner of the property. The structure
Is two stories and the first of the
year the Salvation Army will spend
$4,000 in alterations and equipment.
1t is the present plan to make the
second floor into a large auditorium
with a seating capacity of 500, the
first floor will be turned into Of
fices for the different departments
and the basement. which runs the en-
tire length of the building, will be
used for school purposes. When COM
pletion the building will answer all re-
quirements of the Salvation Army for
many years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
BABIES GET MORE SUGAR

LONDON, Eng.-An investigation
into the increasing infant mortality in
Berlin has established that the rising
death rate is due to an insufficient
sugar allowance, according to an Elk
change Telegraph despatch from Am
sterdam.
The despatch says that it has been
decided that each child born after De-
cember l shall receive an additional
half pound monthly of sugar, the ra-
tons of the rest of the population be-
ing proportionately reduced. The al.
lowance up to this time has been a
little over two pounds monthly for
each baby.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
REPORT SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR STOCK COME FAST

Reports from brokerage houses
which have in hand Subscriptions for
the stock of the MADEIRA Gold Mining
Company. Ltd. are to the effect that
applications are coming in fast and
the proposed issue is being rapidly
taken up. The fact that it is to be a
local company in all senses except the
location of the property Is considered
by the brokers to be the reason for
this since the five directors from Ha-
wall are well known and have the
confidence of the investing public.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
SUGAR PRODUCTION ANNOUNCED

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. = 1t has
been announced here that the pros
pective sugar output for 1916 will
amount to about $4,000 tons for the
Union Sugar Companys plant at bet
teravia and 10000 tons of sugar for
the Alameda factory. Untimely rains
cut down the sugar yield of the Ala
media below former estimates.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
REAL ESTATE IS
in GOOD DEMAND
ASRECORDSS SHOW
Despite Short Week Number of
Deeds Recorded Is Well Up
to the Average


Despite a short week, reduced 70
five business days by the holiday, the
volume Of business In real estate as
measured by The recorded convey
auces in the office OF the Bureau OF
Conveyances Is close to the normal
in number and In considerations for
the property, where more than normal
consideration is mentioned, is above
the normal.
The demand for residential property
continues greater than that fer busi-
ness property and comparatively lit
tie property Is being purchased to lie
idle but rather Immediate building
and Improvement Is contemplated.
The week has been small in build
ing permits. the number issued being
only 13 with q total estimated cost
of s9245. or these permits nine were
for the erection iof dwellings. two
for garages, one for club house and
one for q moving picture theater.
The theater Is TO be built at. the
mauka-Ewa corner OF Morris lane and
King by Lu Wa Dim and cost 81.
$40.
Territory Of Hawaii by Comr. OF
Public Lands to o. H. Gulick, 1875 50
II Of Or. IT'S, Manoa. s112.50.
Mrs. b. A. Henderson by Atty. to
Frederick G. Krauss, lot A f12 AZ,
blk. %, College Hills tract. 81.
Frederick @. Krauss and VT. to Mid.
Pacific Institute, lot 12;A, blk p, Col
lege Hills tract. 500.
Guardian Trust Company, Ltd, to
Elese Bolton, Lots Z and s, rents. etc.,
Halehaia lots. $500.
Territory of Hawaii by Comr. OF
Public Lands to o. Julia A. Guile,
2sc0 50 n or OR. It's, Manoa. $3.50.
r. A. Steere and VT. to Eva NJ. Bel
ser. pcs land, Kamoiliili. $1,000.
Est. OF Solomon Mahelona by Tr. ct
al 70 G. @. zee Hop, 1868 SO # Of Kuls.
7714.B. ,Ap. and 1241 APP. 2, Palama.
Honolulu.
q. B. Anterior Est. Ltd. to Ruth
Richards. lots and 5. blk Is. College
Hills tract. $1,000.
Est. Of Frank s. Dodge by TT. ct al
70 Logan w. Shepherd, 1880 50 It
land. rents, etc. Punahou and Dom
inis SITS. $500.
Mary N. SImerson and hsb. to ]. p.
Iooney. por R. p. s5Ss, Kul. 2937. part
2 secs. I and 2 Kapalama. $3.50.
Edith E. Pond and hsb. to James T.
Leach, lots and 3, Fort st. tract. 81.
Mary Abel and hsb. to Thomas Hig-
ginbotham. 1900 50 IT Of CIR. 1880.
S. slope Pnnchbowl Hill. $4,000.
Mary II. Smith and hsb. ct ais to
Territory Of Hawaii, pcs land Nuu-
anu st. 81 etc.
Adelaide ". Bellina and hsb. to
Percy 7. Cleghorn ct al int in por.
Ap. 2. r. P. S4z9. Kul s63, bldgs, etc,
peleula, Honolulu. 81.
Percy T. Cleghorn and WI. by Atty.
ct al to Emma Waal, por Ap. 2, r. p,
atls, Kul. s6s. bldgs. etc. Nuuanu St
$1,000.
Fanny Chapman and hsb. to Percy
n Clegiorn ct al. int IN por APP. 2,
r. p. Sl49, Kul. s6s, bldgs. etc. Pele.
ula 81.
p. 3. r, strauch and WI. to Henry
Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd.
various pes land. $1,000.
p. z. r. Strauch and WI. to Henry
Waterhopse Trust Company, Ltd,
lot 16. blk "a. Kapahulu tract. $500
Eugene Murphy and WI. to Carlotta
Stewart. 1883 50 n land. and bldgs
Kalihi $500.
Percy NJ. Pond and WI. to Jeanette
p: Whan. lot 2e, Royal Grove tract
Albert K. Naukana and wi. to Mrs
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
Stocks SAGAWAY.
AND MARKET IS
UNSATISFACTORY
Brokers Hope That Entente Re-
ply viii Have Strengthening
Effect on Shares

Weakness has been felt by the stock
market during the week and declines
have been the rule. This4is true OF
the listed and unlisted shares alike.
Engels Copper being the striking ex.
ception. The explanations are peace
talk and lower prices for sugar in the
New York market
Taking the asking price OF stocks
as a basis Eva declined to Friday Ia.
Hawaii Commercial 3, Oahu |. Olaa
81. 0nomea l-2. Pioneer 2 IA, San
Carlos IA, Waialua and Wailuku
.1-2
Engels Copper has advanced from
$445 to s510 and has been the feat
ure OF the market both unlisted and
listed.
covery but only to lose II again and
Friday II was not strong at 80 cents
the low price of last Saturday.
Mountain King has also been weak.
II recovered after It's slump to %
cents but on Friday lost all OF its
gain and stands at two bits" again
Oil weakened TO $3.50 and recovered
10 cents. Tipperary has sold down to
3 IL cents and gained cent. Mon
|tana-Bingham is practically I'M
changed.
Wherever there has been stock OF.
fered in any quantities there has been
made manifest the lack of underlying
strength and the market has been an
unsatisfactory one in most respects.
There has been no absence OF good
news from sugar companies and three
have announced dividend plans for
the coming year Yesterday after.
noon 1t was thought by some of the
brokers that the firm tones reported
adopted by the entente powers wouiu
have the effect of strengthening sugar
prices and generally the whole mar.
ket
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30

fhe .ction Of the new administra-
tjon .'11 for the Hawaiian Sugar
go ./rerime1t station on Kee-
an. .|rtet IS progressing rapidly.
IRE FL. Ind vas broken the first OF
Dsc1.-|1r and already the concrete
foun61 ton q A. II Is expected to be
finisht1 81 May or June ana as all
he material Tor its construction Is
here there VII probably be no delay
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30
New Record For
Building Made
By Year 1916

\ All building records in Homo :
\ lulu were broken this year The :
= number of new buildings is 155
\ larger than ever and 319 or :
\ nearly third larger than last
4 year.
4 The number of buildings erect :
\ ed in Honolulu from 1908 to 1916 :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
3a 6uuiteu feitseietter Breiie

Inter oen otm &pngreR porliegerz
ben nod unerIsbisteu 0siesentetirs :
fen befinoet lid du6 bic Stephens
gIburft Bill. bic 5obritanten bic
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preiies fir lire GrSeugnIiIs sepG5r
leiiten ioQ, iofern bieie niht Elm no
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bes 8eieBentparfes ptrb tefen 0ot9s
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TELLER urb Der enbgiiltiee 9erbrau>
der auf eemerniamer 9runbIase unD
fir sIei6e 3iels tbdtto fem miiiien.
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bub bieie oorbanben 1T. Yer aonius
msnt mub bdr1uf sdbIen i0nuen, bab
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gepife, betannt gegeb,ns Summs
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mii6en fir einen 2lrtitel, ben elm ans
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is DON $s.25 e.Laast Bat Der cine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
Mustpdrti8e Wdrtte.
81 em gorf, 9. September
pleh[. = W}arft ruhin.

Webl. - Viarft rubig.
@ei6en. - Wsarft ipiuis; go. 1
9urum S1.76H; Wo. / Rortberu
9ulutb 81 s2A; Ro. 1 Rortbern
Wanitobu $1791a I. o. b. geep
gorf.
@eIihforn. = Warft piqig. SEQ.
2 geIbes $1.01 c.i. I. Rew gorf.
Safer. = Wtarft tpiIis; Stanburb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

g9ie 2ii5t itarb. 5ran6 2iiSt
itarb Dor breiBie SSabren am 81.
cSlili 1886. Wtit Dem Slblauf oieies
S5obres erliid)t oos llrbcberreht or
ieincn @erfen. 2ii3t lit bcfanntlit M
9aorelttb 9eitorben. gln %. Snli BE-
iuhte er nod 3ienllid riiitlg, ocG
bltrdj cinen qitilenben Sriten, ben er
nab @apreitth n1itgebraft bate,
iton eeIdnpaft, Die critic GurltTal-
%llifiI6run9, llno es erregte Nufiebsn
un0 9egeiIterung, ais er, ltnlgebeu
ncn ieilten Grfeln, an oie 9taatpe oer
Siiritenloge ira. 9tn %. mar CT b..
reit5 10 idppat, OaB Die sler5te i'm
nor einer &ungerellt5ilnoung nAarn.
ten, falls er IN Die SriItul'9lIffitl-
rllng, Die erite in 9aprelttB, gebe. 'gr
abr erlpiberte; sd babe peripro-
den, Der eriteu Sriftau.sluffitbrlIng
tdJ tpiQ es, lnt0 id; ner-
be geben." Ganad aber blicb er i'm
9ett unb oerlieB es nid,t apieoer. Gie
&lmgenertt5iiftoung botte lib IN Der
5bat unter hobeu eIeeer etngeitellt.
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Dbofrtoiierte er fortpabreno, bas 8e.
mtBtiein febrte ntft pieoer Siiriif.
sltcuosl beaanu ieiu S5criidlan idna.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

Shmol3. sSiir Gftober t4.i7-
t4.35, am ShluB 1927; iiir 9sa-
nuor 13.77-13.90, nm S6lub 10.
II.
9iippenieiten. = Sir Sftober a..
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1890.
Butter. 9'urft ieit; Creamery
26-31Ec.
@ier. @lorft bober; firits 25lA
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sSSerieps 81 ,20-t45; Wiinneioto
Sbios 81 .00--1.25.
@efIiigel. = 2ebenoes. Marft I'M.
beranoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11


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