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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
COMP AMY READY
TO START WORK

WAILUKU, Maui. April &c, 1911
Unless the unforeseen delay occurs
in Washington, actual work on the
new west breakwater at Kahului har-
Dor should begin within the next
month or six weeks The bid of the
Kahului Railroad Company of $2.11
Fer short ton of rock in place, was
forwarded to Washington last week by
Col. R. r. Raymond, U. S. engineers,
with recommendation that it be &C
cepted.
: superintendent W. Walsh states
that his company is ready to start
work the minute the contract is finally
awarded, but that pending this nothing
can be done except to wait. In antici-
patton, however, the company has had
the big crane which placed the rock
on the east breakwater entirely over.
hauled, and has made some surveys
for the extension of its tracks past the
electric powerhouse near which place
the new breakwater will start.
Whether or not the present status
of war with Germany will have any
effect in delaying action on Col. Ray
mond's recommendation is something
that nobody in the islands is able to
answer. The engineers estimate that
$4,000 tons of rcek will be required
for the big job. ss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
DEATH MAYDELAY'
DEEDS DELIVERY

II vas learned today tIat the death
0f II. t. Hendricks recently on tn
mainland may delay the sale Of his
property to Tkeo H. Davies GO. It'd
It the corner II A!akea and Merchant
streets for approximately $4,000.
According TO the Last information
the deal was completed IN 10 tn
point OF the signature Of the deed,
but whether Hendricks signed IL be
fore his death is not known and will
not until the arrival OF the next
steamer from San Francisco.
By the purchase Of this property
the Davies company will own the
entire block between Merchant and
Queen and Alakea and Bishop
When asked how soon the company
expected to build, E ". Wodehouse,
director, said that with present un-
settled conditions It was hard to say.
1T is not so much a question of how
soon We expect to build as how soon
we can get material here with which
to build" Wodehouse said.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
MORE THAN 40 PER CENT ESTIMATED
SUGAR OUTTURN HAS LEFT ISLANDS

Shipments by the Sugar Factors
Company has ceased to fall behind
schedule and recently have been suffi
cient TO cut down the deficiency that
was reported two weeks ago. At the
end Of the month shipments were 49,
900 tons behind schedule. Two weeks
ago they We're few hundred tens fur
Their behind but recently the gains
scored have reduced the deficit 10
1880. These figures apply only to
the Sugar Factors shipments and 90
not take into consideration shipments
destined for tae Atlantic seaboard
Unless vessels be taken off and pres
ent facilities for shipments diminished
there is now reason &c expect a con
tinued gain On the schedule.
More than 40 Der cent of the estimat-
ed crop for the year has already been
shipped Early estimates were $780,
PSI and shipments by the Sugar Fac
tors amount to 1885, 900 tons while 9TH
er shipments are estimated to be be-
tween 10000 and $4,000 tons. This
would give total shipments of not far
from 100000. 1t is likely, however,
Judging from reports of sucrose con-
tent Of this years harvest that come
from various plantations that there
will be a condiderably larger, outturn
than was indicated by. preliminary
estimates. Thus the balance of the
outturn may require tie shipment of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

larger pCrpJrtlCn of the crop thar
present figures would indicate.
Shippers Feel More Assured
Immediately following the declara-
items OF state OF war considerable
anxiety as to future shipping eondi.
tons was EXPRESSED Such express
sions are not now heard. Whether
definite assurance las been received
that ships plying between here and
the islands viii not lie interfered with
cannot be SAID. 1t has been surnised,
hoWeve., judging from firmer tone
some such assurance has been obtain
ed "
Prices Are Easier .-..:
During the past week there has been
steady decline in mainland sugar
quotations. One of the surmises to
account for this is that shippers on
the Atlantic SeaDoard have received
adVices relative to shipping conditions
from Cuba and Porto Rico that are
less alarming than the reports bull
spectators spread upon our entry into
the war as to probability of interior
Gnce with shipping between those
points and the refining centers. Re
liable information on the cause OF the
drop in prices has not been received
but surmise is busy on the solution.
However the Trice remains we'll above
6 cents. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
RUBBER co. HAS
ANNUAL Meeting

Stockholders of Selama- bindings
Plantations, Ltd, met yesterday after
noon and reelected as officers an,
directors: President, r. A. Cooke;
vice-president, John Warehouse;
treasurer, Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd;
secretary, II. H. Walker; auditor, F..
w. Barker & Co.; directors-R b.
Anderson, r. c. Anterior, w. d. Bald
win, r. A. Cooke, j. ID. Dole, J. -.
Flemming, j. r. Gait. II. M. Won Holt
E. c. Waterhouse, 5oiln Waterhouse,
A. s. Wilcox.
Highly satisfactory reports on both
coconut and rubber plantations were
presented TO the directors. The ex-
pectation now is that both the plan
tations will be on self sustaining
basis within year and half.
An interesting feature of recent
developments is the discovery on the
lands of the plantations of mercury.
Investigations have not yet been suf
ficient to determine either extent or
value of such deposit or deposits
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
HAWAII HAS GOOD YEAR IN PINES
AS WELL AS IN SUGAR CROP SHIPPED
Agrcutay Year Was Good for Islands and Prospects for
d0nS for 1917

Writing TO the department Of COM
Teerce. OF which he is correspondent In
Hawaii, A. p. Taylor OF the Promo
ton Committee gave an account OF
the years activity in agriculture in
Hawaii which was published in CON-
inerce reports and was as follows:
complete returns OF the yields Of
some Of the agricultural products of
the Territory Of Hawaii for 1916 show
hat the cane-sugar crop amounted TO
1888 net tons, decrease OF 52,952
tons. This was due partly 10 econo-
mic causes and partly to withdrawal
81 q considerable acreage when Il was
felt that the tariff on sugar might be
eliminated.
The gross value of this crop was
SCI, S44,028, an increase in revenue
over 1915 OF nearly $1,000 900. The
average price OF sugar was SIG per
ton, compared with sos per ton In
1915. The indications for the 1917
crop are favorable. with promise OF
toualing the past year. At the end
of the past season substantial bonuses,
lotaling large amount Of money,
we're distributed among the laborers,
superintendent, engineers and manag-
trs OF all the plantations.
Canned PlneappIss--Riee Production
The number Of cases Of canned
pineapples packed during the year was
$3.50 600. These were sold at price
which was profitable to those directly
Interested, particularly the Gamers.
The production OF rice has practt
colly disappeared as q factor In the
agricultural resources Of the territory,
Competition from the mainland. a re
1uction IN the number of those who
prefer the Hawaiian rice, and diff
Guilty IN obtaining labor for its cult
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
HONGKONG SUGAR
GOES TO EUROPE
consul George E. Anderson, Hong
kong, Chinal =.

Consul George E. Anderson, Hong
kong, Chinal -.
For the first time in many years, il
not in the history of the trade, Hong.
kong's output of refined sugar went
principally to Europe during the past
year. The unlimited demand for sugar
in that market was met by an unusu-
ally short demand in China, due to
several causes. About two-thirds OF
the entire output of the refinerfes
went to Europe and an unusually large
portion of the highgrade raw sugar
went in that direction. However, the
sugar trade of Hongkong and its rela-
ton to that of China and the Far East
was rather unsatisfactory during 1915.
Present prospects are that the cur
rent year will be better, and also that
the improved situation will work
largely to the benefit of the Philip:
pines. ~
Imports during the past year we're
far below normal, being placed by
local dealers at only about $4,000
short tons, as compared with about
100000 tons in 1915 and similar
amounts in normal years. OF these
imports $4,000 tons were from Java,
1890 tons from the Philippines, and
6740 tons were from the lower Chi
nese coast, and about 1000 tons were
from Formosa. The refineries export.
ed about $4,000 short tons of refined
sugar, of which about So per cent was
Java sugar, the rest being Philippine.
Of the $4,000 tons of refined sugar
exported, Europe took about $4,000
tons, the United States about SIS tons,
and Chinese and various ports the bal
ance. ---
OF the raw sugar exported, about 80
per cent went to japanese factories,
while the rest went to Chinese and
European ports direct. Much of the
decrease in the trade is ascribed to
political conditions in China and the
impossibility of distributing sugar
even where the people had the money
to buy it. High freight rates also
were a factor, but it is recognized
also that japanese refineries have cut
Snta the Hongkong trade, both in
China and elsewhere, very materially.
At the close Of the year there was
on hand a stock of about $4,000 tons.
Hongkong importers are of the opinion
that because of lack of freight sery.
ice from the Philippines to the United
States and Europe, while Java is com.
paratively well served, the import of
Philippine raw sugar into Hongkong
the current year will be much larger
than usual. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
BUILDINGPLANS
FOR week S49,47l

Permits Cor s4s.47i worth Of build
'ns on Honoluia we're issued this
week. including several for large
amounts. The number OF permits
s. ~.
Among the largest ones is that of
400 for the erection Of the Kalihi
Union church at Kalihi an account
81 which has already appeared In the
<Idr.Bulletln. The Salvation Army
took out permit for the remodeling
% It's new home on the makai side
% Beretania street 100 feet eva of
king. The estimated cost is $4,000.
Two permits for the erection of new
residences were taken out. one for
81 900 TO DR.. A. N Sinclair and the
other OF $500 to A. F. Ewart. DR..
Sinclair Is building two story. home
1n the mauka side Of Hillside avenue
opposite Cooper lane and Ewart is
building at the corner Of Nuuanu ave-
nue. and Wyllie street
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
JUDGE COKE BUYS
ON MAKIKl HEIGHTS
AND WILL BUILD

One of the most recent purchases
of Makiki Heights lands was made by
Associate Justice James l.. Coke OF
the supreme court It consists OF
about an acre end quarter, was gov
eminent land and the, consideration
was $3.50. 1t is the intention OF
Judge Coke to build on his. newly
acquired property at an early date,
but as yet he has not determined
upon architecture or plans:
The land purchased by Judge Coke
adjoins the property of ]. Norton
.ggs and is considered one Of the
most desirable home locations Of that
district.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

walton all contributed to this loss.
Large areas, however, are still cult
waited by companies. operated by Chi.
nese. -+". -s... 49,. -... ...
IAN actual rehabilitation OF the to
hacco industry is assured through the
expenditure OF funds obtained locally
TO extend the areas under cultivation
and TO relieve the burden that the
pioneer growers had to carry. Tobacco
Is grown principally in the district OF
Kona on the island OF Hawaii, which
Is the west coast, and Is more suited
TO this industry from climatic stand
point than any other part of the
Islands ..- ..-.
THE reports OF the local banking
institutions indicate deposits in 1916
amounting to s27,129.17s, an increase
over 1915 OF 5000, 883.
Relief for Freight Congestion
"The congestion in freight traffic to
the islands will be relieved this year
by the addition to the Matson Nayiga-
ton Co. feet, operating from San
Francisco, OF the new steamship Maui,
which was scheduled to leave the
coast for Honolulu on April 4. This
is the largest steamer Of the Matson
fleet, with capacity of 5000 tons for
freight, and will replace a smaller
and slower vessel.
Freight and passenger traffic has
been under a handicap for the past
eight months. The passenger conges-
ton was greatly relieved by the addi-
ton of the steamship Great Northern
on the route between California and
the Hawaiian Islands during the win
ter months. This vessel has a capa-
city of 200 tons of cargo, in addi-
ton to carrying capacity of 700 pas.
sengers."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
MINING NEWS

U. S. Mines Development Corpora
ton reports that the Socrates prop
erty has now completed the instalIa-
ton of a new Scott furnace at the
mine and is completing til. condeDsers
and driers. The company has quite a
force of men on this work and is get
ting out the water that accumulated
during the winter in the extensive
workings preparatory for its first
run. There are number Of local
stockholders of this corporation.
The aged King Peter of Serbia has
twice during the present war appeared
ROBBED and crowned before his armies
on the battlefield. ......
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

Mercury has not hitherto been founf
on the peninsula although that section
produces about so per cent of the
worlds supply of tin, it is said, and
deposits. of tin have been found.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
REALESTATEIS
IN MORE DEMAND

Sales of Honolulu real estate, es-
pecially OF home property, after a
temporary lull, are again picking up
with the result that this week the
real estate departments of the trust
more than $4,000.
The Guardian Trust Company has
sold the Makiki-Round Top property
of Harold V. Gear to NJ E. Winkley
for $3.50, and a lot on Kinau street to
Ching Shat for $1,000. The company
also reports the sale of eight out OF
il lots in its tract on kilauea, Hawaii.
alany we're sold to Hilo people. The
price was $3.50 each and with only
three left Honolulu people will have
to hustle If they desire to acquire
any of that property.
The Hawaiian Trust Company has
also made several good sized sales
and reports that real estate is very
active at this time Beside the fol-
lowing which they have already closed
they have several more deals which
are expected to be closed next week.
DR.. Carl heller has sold his fur
nished house and lot on Kewalo street
to Olaf Olsen, engineer with the Ma
huku plantation, for $3.50. -. -.
Alice X. West tor S24O0 has pnr-
chased the furnished house and lot Of
Carl Nieper on Wilhelmina rise.
The lot of DR.. George Anger on Ma
kiki heights has been sold to A.
Hooking for $4,000. Hooking row
owns five acres of this residence prop
erty. DR.. Anger purchased the land
for residence but recently he went
to Japan where he expects to remain
for some time and therefore decided
to SELL -
Mercury has not hitherto been founr
on the peninsula although that section
produces about so per cent of the
worlds supply of tin, it is said, and
a.. - ks-. L.. a.,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

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midi mr.. ioaotEH BeiB aus erfabraug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

ie Fd ter aleine pitber 70 nnprottlih.
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raj pou Der 5etrlidlait Der Groe
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bifft mir, uno ih tue mtin Mert! 8
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02
l)rly ais 5tmak DER Ofut-
Id)tn IrantnklrI0ung.

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-02

LIBERAL bag 6leiht, pit in BEN critsn
bsiDen 6duiern.
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cinen 7Funb. abGr tinn rsht merllpiirz
biatu: feline aiEber in elgHben gumpaus
betteu!
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dua nod anF ban Qrmen. Bis fs ihlums
merteH. Damn srf lsgteH tie fd. ungse
iGttigt uno tobmibe, itl6it gum S6lds
fen nitbsr, bic gnrbarsn.
am FriibeIteR Morgsn Idmmelte Fd
bic aompagnis.
Dem Jibrsr TAG fdon Der gtfeht gum
abmarla auf Der 2unas. 3a rieisn
ms6rsre raabe atbIen mabnen0: n5err
5%auptmonn, bic ainbtrla
sWas iou's samit24
.Sis tOmmtn nm Sans eepibl Ser
neiB. Oh uub mann ii6 bier iemaup I'M
it timmsrtl"
Der 5auptmann fhauts cine Miuste
fdnfiaenn in bic blauen unb brauHtn
MiHnfraugsn; in feline Muntpintel
ldIupfit Elm qdftIu.
.Mitnt9mtu unp i'm nd1iieH btlpobns
ten On abitbml' risi q i'm 8ommans
bottom.
Sit brafttn ii, eift IN 9ampsH5aIg
geiDidsIi. ano traitn oamii inter braas
lHbem gslddter gum Marlds or