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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-16

Miriam E. Knowles Of Yardley
Pa, Is the first United States Red
Cross nurse to die in France. She
died of scarlet fever.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-16
Reinforeeme

disbursements were sent to the
American forces at Preside. Tex, to
cope with any attack made by the
Villa bandits now at Ojinaga.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-16

Johnny Evers. formerly second
baseman OF the Cubs and Braves was
unconditionally released by the Phil
adelphia National League club.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-16

John w. Foster, secretary of state
under President Harrison, and faith
er-in-law of Secretary of State Lan-
sing. died in Washington.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-16

-Four hundred thousand refugees
from the military zones in Italy
reached American Red Cross camps
and are being cared for.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-16

Mayor Smith. was cleared of con-
neetioa with the political conspiracy
which resulted in the death of a po-
liceman In Philadelphia on primary
day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-16

All graduates OF high schools in
the city at New York win have to
pledge loyalty ta their state and ma
tienai governments before receiving
their diplomas
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05
MARKET APPEARS
RATHER sHADIER

WiAout feature aaA in small volUm" : =
SherC> Of listed securities being the sales be.
'wesn boards and 60 the session, 'hN stock
market shoved 70 irn rertant changes IN price.
At vas Tethrr StRAdler IN tone than last week
end Indicated an adjustment of pri,e~ 10 the
present situation had been made
Prices sales Of listed StocI~ were as
fOh' ,VS; WSiAlua 40 Hawaiian FlUes pic
4o}4 Ewa 81 n Pioneer $3.50. PAhanS 20 L
Hawaiian Commercial 40 Oahu - =. Olaa
l4r and Hswaisn Sugar 30l2.
The unlisted stock market WAS rather mar
-Ower in tone, three securities being dealt in
Purchases of Mineral Produets at - cents
wer" fairly keEy-. amounting to over 1000
shares. EnEels Copper sold at GFs and :
and Oil 1T 1915 Eud S9.sO
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Sugar 5.265cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd. H.. ...
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
rr * Exchange i,.a
Fort and Merchant Streets
".. TelepFon 1908 :"
DOES NATION WASH TOO !
MUCH IN WAR TIME, IS
INQUIRED IN ENGLAND
[By Associated Pr.ss1

LONDON, Eng.-The question as
the nation wasting too much in war
time?" is emblazoned over one OF the
booths OF the national economy exhi-
bition here, under the patronage Of the
Duke of Connaught. The booth aims
to impress on the British housewife
that every possible saving In laundry
work is a step toward winning the
waa. Men should wear soft col
lars it is urged, land women might
wear more seryiceable clothes in place
of the delicate crepe de chine blouses
which only retain their freshness for
a day or two"
The reason for economy in laundry
work. are tEo-fold, according to the
promoters of the exhibition. First,
laundry work calls for valuable labor
which might be more usefully en-
ployed. Second; washing involves the
expenditure of money. fuel, time and
soap-aI of the highest Importance in
war time.
The society woman is the worst
offender in the matter of laundry
bills" says the exhibitions appeal.
Her maids wear unnecessary aprons
and caps in the afternoon, and starch
ed frocks in the morning. A good over
all in Diary color is the proper thing.
Thousands of women waste the ma
tons time, money, fuel and labor in
starched frilly clothes for their chill
dren." y. ..-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05
PAPEETE WARNED
SHIP OF RAIDER

That the German raider in the
South Pacific" SSarC is still believed
dow in Tahiti vas the statement to-
day of Capt Olaf Johnson. master Of
tie American motor ship City OF Port
land. which arTiN ed this morning from
New astle with -UD0 tens OF coal for
the lnter-!sl2nd. She Is the first mo
tor vessel TO bring q coal cargo t.
Honolulu.
The authorities IN Paneete, where
| stopped fer $40 barrels of fuel oil.
told nie they had a wireless that the
United States was going to war with
GERMANY They said German raider
was loose in tie Pacific and warned
ME not to stop ii siGnaled by any
vessel We sighted nothing so We
didn't have TO keel clear" said the
sGippe.
Ending Her First Voyage
Capt johnson said the City of Port
land is completing her first round voy-
age and will have travelled 10000 miles
when she returns to ST. Helens. Wash,
her home port, from which she started
with lumber for Port Prize, Australia,
last summer. She will repeat that
route for her next voyage and may
take a cargo OF sugar or canned pines
from Honolulu to the coast if she can
get one after discharging her coal at
the lnter-Island coal slip.
Honolulu OH Praised
Although the City OF Portland made
the voyage from Honolulu to Port
Pirie in % days, she has been 81 days
coming up from SyGney. Capt John.
son says this is due to unfavorable
weather and inability to get the right
kind Of fuel oil. The ships Diesel en-.
gines run best on 24-gravity OIL The
oil we got here was fine" said the
skipper. We ran our engines ON il
for % days without stopping once. In
Sydney the best oil We could get was
10 gravity and at Tahiti 16 gravity"
Labor Troubles Acute q
: The coal strike at Newcastle tied up
the City of Portland two months. She I,
arrived there November i from Port |
Prize ready to lead, but did not sue |
cecil in getting the coal aboard until !
December 81. Capt. Johnson said the
labor troubles In New South Wales t
are so bad now that it seems to him as |
though the coIlt,y is en- the verge Of
civil war
Abnormal Winds Met
Abnormal winds coming up from
Papeete further delayed the City Of
Portland. On getting into the north.
EAST trade-wind bet the wind blew
steadily from the north-northeast, al.
most due nortn. This prevented her
rom using her sails to good adVan-
age. The engines are used continu-
'usly as the drag from the propeller Is
90 great to permit stopping the mo-
ors and using sale only.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

Steamers Shaft
Breaks at Pier

Not every stcSmfr captain has tj,c luck 10
have his AtcsTneT break her TAFT shaft vhru
aud not Hn'n -hc l. tying W a. the wharf
after = rough, Iormy yoyacr.
SHeh "a cNpsrIehce befeH Capt. Mos Na.
rpsia, master o. the Inier.Islsnd steamer Nj
shsls early Sunday morning when tho Msu,
Aolokai and Lanai pscket was being made
fast 90 the wharf at Pier L.:
The skipper had just autographed the en-
gire room 20 reverse the propeller Wh+R the
sal shaft hrsk- ia two fair aud square Hsd
~. scci@"rt ksppsned SATURDAY night in the
charmed between Aololsi and oahu the result
might haze been disastrous ss(thN steamer
has gfrsi@ssf With which 20 caIl for as
sistsDce. Tie had Whsthsr met during the
rtund IpvAge is Believed TO have trained
tie shaft.
Late This Afternoon tbe Hikahsls will 20
on the irtrr-Island drydock for repairs II
is thought new shaft viii have TO be in.
stalled The Likslike win substitute for
the NikshAls this week. leaving II 5 o'clock
t6norro~ afternoon o. the disabled boats
run.
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KOREA BRINGS MANY ~. p
FILIPINO LAB0RERS

Held heck by the same head winds which
made the MSkura late. the T. X. X. liner
kofea Aaru did not arrive from Yokohama
until noon SUNDAY. resuming her voyage to
San Franeisc6 Nc O'Clock last esening. -
The Korea brought 90 Honolulu 81 first
cabin passengers, two second class and, ago
Asiatic steersge. Of whom 2o7 were Filipi
nos for island sugar plantations. Cabin pas:
sengsrs for this port inclpded Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Taylor and Miss N. NJ Littell. who
made the round trip on the former Pacific
Mailer. X. Mnrsi, new japanese eleve-eonsul
for the territory, also arrived with his family.
A splendid trip from the Orient. with wea-
ther almost like sumner. ives reported by the
Korea's officers She bbrought SIS tons Of
cargo for, tllis port. The postoffice sent
away 209 bags OF mail for San Frsnciseo by
the liner lRkt evening. - I. - -
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STORMY WEATHER
DELAYS LlRLINE

Reporting heavy Wind, and arss 20 be MAX
ing her vroEre~ Iowrr. the Aat>on liner
Luriine. capt. Arthur l.. Soule wireless ed
IN this morning TO The Ioesl sEsncy. Castle 4
Coos shipping department. that she will
not Re able TO arrive of port from San
francisco until noon tomorrow, half . day
behtDJ scheduEe
The LurliBs - bringing a light list Of pas.
s"nZers. only 81 cabin and 10 Storage Mail
t. 1872 bags. express matter l47 packages,
rsrk" for Honolulu 6lOG tons and for Ka-
hului 1901. The Luriine III probably steam
for kAhu1ui late Thnrshsy evening
"wednesday morning ~ 10 O'Clock the Mat
hReE Msts6Dia will stesfn frC ~ Pier Is
iOr San francisco. taking 1evprS pasSep ger
she carry. Her outgoing cargo will be
large. 1t includes 1900 tons OF sugar $500
II which she brought over Sunday from Hilo ;
900 tons Of n0lasses, also loaded there: 49,
600 case: Of canned p,nes and the usual
amount OF bansnaS =
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China WILDE
aEDAYSIAH

Six days bshind schedule. fre- CAina Nail
liner China viii not leave SGn FraneiSrp IN.
al March ~ for nonohIu and the Orient.
according TO cable AdSiceS received late SEA:
nrdAy by the local agency. II. Haekftld &
Compahy's shipping department
Alleging the usual 7 days given her by
her schedule FOR the voyage here from San
Francisco The China viii thGs STRIVE March
10 instead Of Msreh - a. srbrdrled u Is
possible she viii nsie up day aud get in
March Is. rs she has done il before on pre-.
Vioaz voyages from the coat
No adyioes have been received by Hack
teld's conesrIfinE the Pacific. Mail IiRef
Colombia, due 10 leave San Francisco next
Saturday, |iSfeh 10, on her maiden trans.
pacific VOYAGE - MAI boat. She Is sched.
nled 70 arrive here the morning Of March Is,
20 leave the same afternoon Tor Yokohama,
Kobe Shanghai Manila and HonEkonK.
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PASSENGERS exPEcTEo

Per ,Matson steamer Lairiine. due
tomorrow noon. March 6. from San
Francisco. Mrs. c. E. Guest, C.fE.
Guest, w, n. Harrington. Otto Gertz,
w p. Rittman. Chas. Rrenham, Mr..
Michael. Mrs. Michael, A. 5 c. Spnie.
Mrs. Geo. B. Alvord, Geo. B. Aitord
J. +. Schmidt, M. S, Game. der SUI:
Ivan, Mrs. Newton. Mr. Newton, s.
Gowne. Mrs. IS. Gowne, Mrs. Lent1i
Mrs. Lentz, r. B. FarweIl. Miss e:
Guest, g. Taylor, r. B. Abbott, w. G.
Bohrmann, Mrs. w. McGr&h, J. RI
Foster. DR.. c. B. High, A, Lambert
Miss Newton. Z.
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TENDERS FoR. PRINTING. S SUMMER
- J. TRAVEL POSTERS =,


as Tenders foralithographipg rprint.
nag the Summer Time IN Z Hawaii
Posters for summer advertising will be
opened at IL o'clock noon, March %,
f917, at Hawaii Promotion Commit.
toe Rooms; Honolulu, Hawaii -
? Specifications may be: obtained at
the Promotion ! ,Conmittee Rooms,
Honolulu, or the San francisco
branch, y. Walter Scott, superinten
dent, 397 Monadnock Building, San
francisco. - Sc q. .'f4sf ~. |
AeThe directors doc not bind, them!
selves to accept the iowest.or any bid!
HAWAII PROMOTION CoMMITTEE.
-. A. p. TAYLOR,
~ -s, Secretary.
I4saoiulu, Mafchs5, 1917. 4. .-'. 80
67s5~ Mar. 5, q u, II, 10, FL. &c, 2s
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HARBoR NOTES


THE schooner Kitssp is today dischsrEing
1 the 5il.64O feet Of lumber she brought Sat
Hrdsy from Puget Sound for the Lee Chu
/ Lumber Company.
TIE American IswsiiaR steamer Minneso.
tan left Port. Alien for San Francisco direct
| SATURDAY afternoon with a7oo tons Of sugar,
according 70 the local sgeneF today.
. Freight brought in sundsv from Kauai BY
the InterISlard Strsmer LiLelikc included
$500 bags Of khsuea sugar and other niscel-
lancous cargo. She reports 1900 bags left
for shipment. q, "a.
Tie Inter. Island steamer MikahaIa brought
272o bags Of Olowalu sugar from Maui Sun.
day. Other freight. from Molokai ard La
rat included livestock charcoal and san;
dries. 49,. q. -. =
Next msp for. Gan Frsnciseo will leave in
the MstsoR liner Matsonia at 10 o'clock Wed,
nesday morning. mails closing ct the post:
office At $40 .. M -. g, r.. -
/. Sunday morning the schooner Bainbridge
arrived with TIL 900 feet OF lumber from
Puget Sound for Allen 6 Robinson. She SAIL
ed from Cape Flattsry here in "a days. 4 =:
The u. s. navy collier Protens steamed for
Guam and Cavite ct s O'Clock Saturday aft.
ernoon after tsking bunkers and loading lum.
bes and merchandise here for both ports, :
SATURDAY the q. s. army horse and fright
transport Dix steamed from Seattle, She is
expected here about March IL one day after
the transport Sherman is scheduled to arrive
from San francisco, 4
The barkentine Thrashcr is reported by
the Inter Island stcsmer KHAN 10 have reach
cd Eleele. Kauai, carly Thnrsday morning,
The Thrsshcr took on . new eaptain here.
She is from Chilean ports with nitrstes. Z
:. 0.
nj ! o'cIoci. this 5GfternoOn the. Hill liner
Great Northern ives due 10 steam from San
rraneisro for Los Angeles, Hiio and this
rort She will reach HiIo atNe o'clock Sun
day morning and will dock ct 10 O'Clock
Mondsy morning here at Pier g., t..
Bringing cargo OF ties from San Fran:
cisco for the. Oahu Railway, the old schooner
Harvester arrived Sunday with such a; list TO
port when sighted that she was reported in
ter. reported that ne had to throw overheard |
during the voyage between 900 and 45o ties
TO right her. The vessels deck load had to |
be shifted several times. =, Al ~
The Canadian; Al strGissian liner MAkura
doeked at o'clock Saturday evening from |
Sydney ard gteamed Of 10 o. clock the ssme |
night for Victoria and Vancouver. A strong |
nettherly gale and big seas added Il hours
70 the delay she md when she left Suya
FsA 70 Honolulu and took out "a in al |
sAAsfss' -. sisrI4,E
Purser Thompson of the Inter.IsiAnd
stesRer. kipsp, which arrived SsnaaS from
ne shipment there Rekshs 600 bags
" n, 1000 bags & Wsimes, 3119 bags Kea5
ifa, 2s.0bo tbzgs: Eilahes 1900 bAFs Ahn. +
kini. 1000 bags; Koioa. 1884 bsgsi Ne: I
Birdie g 7Sf bags; Hawaiian Sugar Com.
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M THE. CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
l.. Il..n1kGkE.. - -

I'M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
AT Ohambers-- Probate. 4, s..5-l
In the matter of the Estate of Nam
uef Cosmo also .sonletiI1es known. as
and called Manuel Jose. OF Kalanpapa,
Island OF Mhlokais deceased! Notice
Of hearing petition for administration.
THE petition. Of J.IGarcia of Wailuiu,
County of, Maui, alleging that said
Manuel Cosmo Of Kalaupapa aforesaid
died intestate at said Kalaupapa on
the 10th day OF January, 4. D. 1917,
leaving property within the jurisdic'
tion of this court necessary to be adj
ministered upon. and praying that Let
ters Of Administration issue to the pc.
titioner, said J. Garcia. ..-v-
1t is ordered that Friday. the 18th
day Of April, y. d. 1917, at 2 O'Clock
p. M. be and is hereby appointed for
hearing said petition in the court
room OF this court in the Judiciary
building in Honolulu, City and County
Of Honolulu, at which time and place
all persons concerned may appear and
show cause, If any they have. why
csi petition should not be granted.
Dated Honolulu, March 5, 1917.
BY THE COURT.
L. \. KAHALEPUNA.
CleTE.
6Iz5-haT. ., IL, l9, l5
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

Between Boards: Sales: 10 Waialua. 30t
20 Hawn. Pines. 1918; 80 Eva, $3.50; 10
Pioneer. $3.50: so Pahang, 1850.
Session Sales: 100 II. c. & s., 40; IS
Pahang. $50; 9 H. C. & s., 40; so Pahsng
90. SO; oahu Sugar. 1915: so, As Olaa;
1850: 90 H. c. & s., 40; so II. q & s.
$3.50. +
Csc: Honomu. zoe: Hutchinson, soc: Paauhau,
30c. /
NOTICE-Kolos Sugar Co. has voted 4
stock dividend of SO Ia pc recent. The in
crease will take effect as Of April 5. 1917.
Regular monthly dividends Of per cent will
he continued on new Capitalization.
-.ssWsiaiua Agricultural Co. has voted stock
dividend of $500, 900 as of May IL.
The total amount Of outstanding bonds OF
the Pacific Guano Co. is now $340, 900, de,
crease Of $4,000.
Latest sugar quotation: sc deg. test, 5.265
cts or S1U5 so per ton ''.-, T.
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sBAcKtEToN EXPEDITION !
ssMEMBEBS a o ARb MAKURA

- Anf6ng We, through passengers who were
aboard the Canadian. Austfslasisn liner Ma:
kura Saturday night and are on their, way
20 Vancouver on her today are three Shae;
kleton Antarctic expedition membefs Capt,
J. X Stenhouse, Capt. u. Worsley and DR..
j. L. Cope.
- The first named man WAS captain 81 the
he iolf ssrty Captain worsrsT was sI blot
~ Tie Endutspsf EhsP she SEARCHED the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

The New York senate finance COM
mittee decided to report fayorably
the nominations of Henry D. Sayer Of
New York as a member of the state
industrial commission and W.. H..
Knapp of Ganandaigua. to succeed
himself as state tax commissioner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

The price of mills has advanced half
a. cent a.. quart IN. Boston.
Sir Melbourne TAFT, former chief
justice OF the PROVINCE Il QusteC-
died al Montreal.
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NOTICE

Intending deck. passengers Fer the
steamship Mauaa Kea railing from Ho.
nolulu March 10 are hereby notified
that all main deck space has been
sold. 49, s-s,sr. - ..s. -, r,.4 ;
INTER-IsLAND STEAM. NAV. CO.;
Honolulu, T. H., March 5th, 1917,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

The nomination, of County. Judge
George r. Salisbury of Saratoga, to
be a supreme. court justice for the
fourth judicial district, was sent to the
New York senate. ;. -
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ANNUAL MEETINGS
OF STOCKHOLDERS

e Annual meeting of stockholders anC
dates have been announced by the fol
lowing Hawaiian corporations as fol
Pepeskeo Sugar Co, March S.
Hawaiian Irrigation Co., Mar. 8.
Oiaa Sugar Co., March 9.
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UME MARy rs HERE FOR
RpNKERS;; HAS CASE OIL

- Bound from Port Arthur. Texas. for Tsing.
!, tau with cargo Of case oil. the S&ptpese
. trump istesmrf Ume MsrV, Captain watsnsbc,
ing ana entered esrly this afternoon. She
is 30 days from Port Arthur via the Pa
mama &anaT and called here for bunker coal
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PosroFr1cE T1sfE TABLE.

Following Is the poEtofaee time table for
March. II Is subject 70 change II sudden
Arrangements are made for unexpected mail
servira:
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Steamers to arrive from:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

Only y one mail steiner viii arrive this week
from San Frsncisco. the Matson liner Lar,
line which hss 632 bags There will also
be only one mail out on the Matson liner
Matsonia Wednesday at 10 q. m. IL will be
the duilest week in months along the embar.
caderO. ts
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

War news has had a dampening eff
feet on the stock market during the
past week. Despite news from Cuba
there has. been a tendency toward
lower prices, especially among the
sugar stocks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

Maui and Hawaii are furnishing
tlarge proportion of the instruments
EfGcorded in the bureau of convey
IaHces. Real estate business is re-
forted as good from both of these
islands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

"A majority Of the sugar companies
have held their meetings and rem
dered reports to stockholders and
elected officers. Generally changes
In officers or Girectorates have been
few. s... d.. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

Three bedroom house with servants
quarters; Royal Grove. one block
from Moana; completely furnished.
including silver. linen, sewing ma.
chine, piano. Six months lease to
right party. Phone 1913. 6725-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

! Maj. James 3. Richardson of the
End New York Field Artillery, died
at Plainfield, n. J.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

A prominent mainland architect
now here came7over on invitation and
with the anticipation of drawing plans
for some important buildings in
Honolulu.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS
T'fteH- 49, - fssfftr
PEPEEKEo SUGAR COMPANY

= At the annual meeting ofJshareholds
ers of Pepcekeo Sugar CoTnpany, held
at the office OF IT'S agents. iG Brewer
& COMPANY Limited HohQluiE upon
March 18Th, 1917, the following officers
and directors were elected to serve for
Tho %, eY,iy,0 voor viz. 2
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

laAll of the sabove, with the .excep.
ton of the auditor, to constitute the
Board of Directors, :
y, T.: ;: e. A. R., ROSS, =
f'Seeretary. Pepeekeo Sugar Company
Honolulu, March 5tl, 1917. g.: /
- 49, ). = 6725-3t
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. BUSINESS NOTES

Real estate dealers report many in-
quiries and it is quietly limited that
there are several large transactions
pending.
Maui will not hold a fair this year:
The. decision, was reached in antici-
patton. lofsa country fair for Oahu be-
ing held this fall in Honolulu.
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LOST

Diamond platinum brooch Liberal re-
WaT1 fInI1- ICtuIH 4 al -B6lle-
tin office 6725-6t
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RTxFEA-l1n-N-H0-
l I;I lnll saiIt sl;SS73;ssD
LWx-AVI-EHIO
FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSE.

y Et1lFURNIsHED HOUSE.
Two-bedroom cottage, furnished,
$3.50 per no.; unfinished, SIS
per mo-; gas range and electric
lights; entire house mosquito proof
. 1916 Alapai street. Phone 1861 and
ask for Serpa. 6725-6t
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FOR SALE.

jersey. calf for sale. Apply to phone
1851. 6725-tf
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Honolulu Stock Exchange

MondE~. MarcA ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05

The barkentinc; Thrashcr is reported by
The Inter Island stesmer Khan 10 have reach.
The Thrsshcr took on new captain here.
She is from Chilean ports with nitrates. :,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13
State Prison System
Has Money In Bank
(By Associated l'ress.)

AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. l3.-iIaving earn
ed approximately II 900 600 from it, crops
and other resources, the prison commission
has Just deposited IN the state treasury
$500. O00 Ia the credit of the system, which
Is a part of the profits.
This Is probably the first time in the
history Of the prison system that such a
handsome profit has been made. Under
siye control Of the funds of the system. and
no part of these funds can be- expended ex-
cept on the order of the commission. The
Legislative investigating committee, it j.
understood, will recommend 4 change in
the law 50 a. 10 place such funds - the
credit OF the general revenue fund.