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HONOLULU PTAR-nrLLETiy. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY i. News of Ships and Waterfront AROUND THE ISLANDS Where to Shop; Where to Stop, and What to See VOICE FROM GRAVE ASKS FOR FRIENDSHIP DIRrCt SERVICE BETWEEN HONOLULU.HILO AND SAN FRANCISCO jsH.PP.NB CALENDAR lPVgg HERE HAWAII CREOLE, GRANITE AND WOLVERINE STATE ON PACIFIC LANDS Fes. 4 FEBRUARY MAILS FROM STATES wh; i re to cji.y timer are mv train I I i i next Ki.p.re State r.

of itMncj t-en Si" Tirr-J, Set'o SAILINGS fCH SAN FRANCESCO A 1. I v. Wi h-Krv-r i t- I SASLtNG FROM STATTLC IS Bun LAST TRIP FOR P. MJ Feb! I which the and Idium-Feb. 11 vessels were here year, Fe.

beiorr. The vessels are make a Sonoma Maui Makura. Vancouver Persia AUnulau jki Taiyo Mir i round-the-world cruise with crew of midshipmen in tor naval Kf Fob Hawaii's Most Modern Eating and Amusement Establishment THE GRILL. Pnvof ICECREAM s. sj-l Fcr iffrTjticn to i Mat-on: I idniiisre tne opportunity to ai- tend the centenary celebration at (Associated Press by Naval Wire'ess) NEW YORK, Feb.

4 The shipping board has notified officials cf the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. that the liners Creole State, Granit State and Wolverine State, which FEBRUARY MAILS TO STATES CASTLE 1 COOKED Orinite Jr'tat i a. iv Tuesday I rara. 1 hey are to stop here en p. m.

route from Japan to in cdr.esday itinera rv i late thorn nwr, 1 Lunch Counter are being operated by the company I Hoc SODA FOUNTAIN" A I I S. CONFECTIO 5 CPJAKK. TOBACCOS Hilo'B Host House. west coast of. South America and stearic between San Francisco, the Philip i Puokeye Stat pines and Indja.

will be withdrawn Mar.oa vin through the Strait of MaceUan m- Hawaii Henry Stead, in Dying Message, Suggested filinis-ters to Promote Peace D. The last written meisage cf Henry Stead, the Australian journalist who died recently on his way back to his homeland, was transmitted to Secretary of State Hushes in a letter from the director of the Pan-Pacific union, acknowledging receipt of a. letter from Mr. Hughes accepting the honoray vice presidency cl the Pan -Pacific union. Director Alexander Hume Ford's itter is as follows: Dear Mr.

Secretary: In gratefully acknowledging for the Pan-Pacific union the honor you confer upon that body in actin; as its honorary vice president, may I convey to you the last message that has Just come to me from one of our most ardent workers, one of Australia's foremost journalists, Henry Stead, a message he would have Cl stead of through the Panama ca entun I and I 'ii We anil Saturday Evtmngs. cn completion of current voyages. Three others of the same Maui Fb. 1 iheria Mary Feb. type and three of the 535-foot type February mails FROM orient iil remain under allocation to the Inter -Island Schedule SAILINGS: To Hawaii Hilo (and Volcano), Wednesday, 10 a.

Saturday, 3 p. m. OAHU EESS'IC To Hawaii Kona-Ka: 12 Feb. 11, 21; Pacific Mail and will operate a before to China and Japan with a call at Manila Pacific Mail offi-ciils declared that neither freight ij- passengers are available in suf ficient quantity to justify maintenance of service, lack of freight tcirg especiaJ.y acute. This is the only foreign pa-asener service established by the shipping board and Lfins adopted by a private line.

'ay and Night Service March 7, 17 and 12S. To Maui Monday, p. Tuesdav. 5 Wd- Saturday, Friday, p. in.

nesuay, 1U a 3 p. m. PASSENGERS ARRIVED At Hono'ulu per Mauhi Kci February 4. From Hawaii S. Suzuki.

W. 1 Tufj.er, A. Gtdl.ut. C. K.

H. Worcester. "hin Sheu. Mrs. Baxter.

A. B.u-man. S. Matsui, J. Yoshikawav Set.

Mrs. G. H. Conyne. G.

H. Conyue, Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Hiraoka.

Mrs. Marie Tinktr, Mi L. Trmbull. Mrs. Barnes.

Mrs. IMi-so, C. Wadi, Mrs. GiMatL Mrs. H.

K. Bryant. H. Okubo. Miss Fung, S.

C. Schinck, li. Pcarce, Miss Ida Hpokano, Robt. Hind. From Maui W.

Tin Cheng, Wm. Thompson. W. H. Hiscrman.

C. L. Hall. M. Sato.

JM. SaUx T. Kawagu- hi. H. M.

Livingston. Miss Janairo. Miss S. Janairo, Louis Dcstili. F.

W. Wolff, A. L. F. J.

Johnston, H. S. Klingler, Sj. K. Sano, H.

Hiro-naka, S. Okubo. Sam Kamae and Mrs. Kamae. To- Kauai Monday, p.

Tuesday, 8 in. inursaay, p. m. To Moiokai Tuesdays. 5 in Repair Work Special attention to tourists WAIALUA GARAGE Waialua, Oahu Phone, 4 Blue 759 rn.

Tickets to Kilauca Volcano include Auto Transportation and Hotel coupons. For further information phone -10-11. Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company, Queen Street delivered to you in person had he not been compelled to turn back in sight of his goal, the Washington conference, to pass away upon the broad Pacific while writing- the message he could not deliver, but has left to be transmitted to you through the Pan-Pacific union. Henry Stead, illustrious son of the late Wm. T.

Stead, attended our Pan -Pacific press conference in Hawaji. As a writer of special articles for the Manchester Guardian and for his own Review" he was to have attended the Washington conference. Turned back on American soil by mortal illness and when no longer able to speak he wrote his farewell messace on the laiyo Jtaru Monday a. ro. Granite State ss-iay.

ro. Hosior Stat S.herta Maru Feb 22 FEBRUARY MAILS TO ORIENT Knjpire Stitf Feb 13 Ar.vo ilirn Feh. 1 Mara Feb. 19 Tavo Maru FEB. MAILS FROM AUSTRALIA Ventura Feb.

Cl FEBRUARY MAILS TO AUSTRALIA Scnorr.a 13 Wiltura Feb. 1" ARRIVALS Tkr. WH'iam F. Herrm. from San Francisco.

12:30 p. rn. yesterday. Sch. Columbia, from Grays Harbor, 1 p.

m. yesterday. Str. Endicctt, from canal. a.

m. DPARTUflE3 Str. Tirades, for Port Alien, p. yesterday. U.

S. A. T. Chateau Thierry, from Pearl Harbor for San Francisco, p. rn.

yerterdav. PASSENGER CARRIERS TO ARRIVE Monday, Feb. 6 Str. TA1TO MARU (T. K.

At Iicr 7 from Yokoliama, a. m. Tuesday, Feb. 7 Str. GRANITE STATE (Pacific Mail) At Pier 7 from Manila, a.

m. Wednesday, Feb. 8 Str. MANOA (Matron) At Pier 15 from San Francisco, a. rn.

Thursday, Feb. 9 Str. HOOSIER STATE (Pacific Mail) At Pier 7 from Yokohama, p. m. TO DEFAirr Tuesday, Feb.

7 Str. TAIYO MARU (T. IC From Pier 7 for San Francisco, to a. m. Str.

GRANITE STATE (Pacific Mail) From Pier 7 for San Francisco, p. m. The Washington dispatch concerning the withdrawal of the shipping board liners Wolverine State, Creole State and Granite State from the San Francisco-India service confirms a report made by The Star-Bulletin on January 2 when the Wolverine passed through here on her last outward voyage. Rumors concerning the withdrawal of the three boats on account of insufficient cargo have been current for several months. At present all three boats are west of Honolulu, the Wolverine on her outward voyage and the Creole and Granite home bound to San Francisco.

The Granite is to arrive here Tuesday morning. The shipping- board service from San Francisco to Honolulu. Manila, the Straits Settlements and Calcutta is the only direct line in operation on the run. It has been said by officers of the 503 boats that in normal times the service would be a paying one. but that present depressed financial conditions render it a losing proposition.

TAIYO IN MONDAY Carrying SS0 passengt-rs. a large number, of them for Honolulu, the T. K. K. liner Taiyo Maru is to arrive about 9 o'clock Monday morning from the orient.

The Taiyo will sail for San Francisco Tuesday morning, taking the first mail to the mainland since last Wednesday. Haleiwa, near Bridge Auto fepairing, general machine work; tires, accessories and supplies; gasoline and oil. Oceanic Steamship Company (Sydney Short Line) 5' Days to San Francisco Arrives from San Francisco Departs for San Franeiaco S. SONOMA 13 S. S.

VKNTl'llA Feb. 21 For Further Particulars, Etc, Apply to C. BREWER COMPANY, GENERAL AGENTS LURLINE REROUTED (Associated Press by Naval Wireless) SEATTLE, Feb. 4. Tho Lurline T.

KONNO, Proprietor Give Us a Trial will resume her Hawaiian run, sailing from Seattle Feb. 25. it was announced here. Waialua, Oahu P. O.

Box 23 Phone 6-White-751 Res. Phone 3-Blue-751 0 Wednesday, Feb. 8 Str. MATSON I A From Pier sea, urging the establishment in each country of a ministry of friendship. I think he sensed that his dream was being realized, for you, Mr.

Secretary, have created such a ministry, and I herewith transmit Stead's message urging each government of the Pacific to appoint a minister of friendship. He wrote: "Every Pacific government has a war organization, ministers of war and of the navy, direct the activities of these forces and fleets, which will only be required should mis-fortunate misunderstandings occur between their various peoples. But there is no minister of friendship. What is needed in every country is a minister of friendship in charge of a man whose duty it should be to apply the grease of truth to the international machinery when the friction between its parts becomes acute. Australia could well afford to spend one-tenth of its defense I HARBOR NOTES lo for San Frxncisco.

lf a. Friday, Feb. 10 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. Managing Agents U. S.

Shipping Board TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE Golden State, Empire State, Hoosier State To Orie-it and Philippine MANiLA-bAST INDIA SERVICE Creote State, Wolverine State, Granite State To Philippine and India. 150 N. QUEEN STREET, PHONE 6114 Str. HOOSIER STATE (Pacific Mail) DJew Inter-Island Schedules To Kauai From Pier 7 for San Francisco, a. rn.

The Matson freighter Hyades sailed yesterday afternoon for Port Allen, Kaanapali and other island ports, and will continue to San Francisco. Str. BUCKEYE STATE (Matson) Irom Pier la for San Francisco, noon. FREIGHTERS EN ROUTE TO HONOLULU 1 1 i 4 1 Str. Knight Templar, to arrive about Feb.

14 from canal for coal. Inter- Schedule of S. S. Claudine Commencing Monday, Jan. 30, 1922 Island, agents.

Word concerning the arrival of the army transport Logan, en route from Manila to Honolulu and San Francisco, has not been received here. She was expected today, but will probably not arrive until to- Str. Bolton Caetle. due 5 from canal for coal. Inter-Island, agents.

Str. Shelley, due Feb. 27 from can a for coal. Inter-Island, agents. morrow or Monday.

it is now appropriation on work of peace on the Pacific; $250,000 is a small amount, yet carefully expended it should make the raising of for defense purposes unnecessary If all the Pacific countries Head Is thought. She will discharge coal M- sp. left Gothenburg, Swe sail o.voril aftpy her- den. NOV. 23 for Honolulu.

My Honolulu to Baltimore Via San Francisco, Los Angeles, Panama Canal and Havana S. S. BUCKEYE STATE SAILS FEBRUARY 10, 1922, AT 12 NOON PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS AVAILABLE Castle Cooke, Limited Agents: MATSON NAVIGATION COMPANY Managing Agents: UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD Honolulu Fort and Merchant Streets Phone 1221 arrival. Maj. Gen.

and Mrs. George le" NewastIe Jan- 13 itting! Spl Barnett are expected to sail for the str Robin Gray Baulmore Jan were to spend no more than one- 14 for Honolulu with cargo. Castle tenth of their appropriations ior Cooke, agents. armies and navies on systematic Str. Jadden, due about Feb.

10 from peace propaganda, I am convinced canal with cargo. The army transport Chateau Thierry left Pearl Harbor for San Francisco yesterday afternoon, afttr discharging cargo here. MENTIIOLATUM rubbed gently on your forehead or temples will relieve nervous headache. It will have the same effect in case of burns or Inflammation. Use that the need of these armies and navies would quickly disappear." Str.

Cape Ortepal. due about March 1 from canal for coal. Bkt. Monterey, left Iquique. Jan.

19 for In at the Pan-Pacific press conference, unable to read aloud, Mr- Stead wrote his last paper or message: TRIP No. 1 S. S. "Claudine" sails Monday at 8 p. m.

for Nawiliwili and Ahukini. Mail and Passengers only for Nawiliwili. Leave Honolulu Monday, 8 p.m. Arrive Nawiliwili Tuesday, a.m. Leave Nawiliwili Tuesday, 7:30 a.

m. Arrive Ahukini Tuesday, 8:30 a. m. Leave Ahukini Wednesday, 3:30 p. m.

Arrive Nawiliwili Wednesday. 4:30 p. m. Leave Nawiliwili "Wednesday, 6:00 p.m. Arrive Honolulu Thursday, 6 a.

m. TRIP No. 2 S. S. -'Claudine" sails Thursday at 8 p.

m. for Nawiliwili and Ahukini. Passengers, Freight and Mail for Nawiliwili; no freight for "Just suppose for a moment tnai 'J HEALING CHtAnS. meiitholatum th administration were to set aside Two big shipping board vessels of the 535 type will leave here for San Francisco at the same time, when tho Hoosier State of the Pacific Mail line and the Buckeye State of the Matson line sail Friday noon. The two are sister ships, although the Hoosier is on her second voyage only.

The Buckeye has no more than 1 per cent of its war appropriations for peace propaganda. Why there would be no ALWAYS IN for cheat colds, neuralgia, war. I trunk it tne auty oi every spasmodic croup, bruises. newspaperman to try to induce his been in service for more than a Hio, iionolulu and Sound. Str.

Regulus, sailed from Cardiff, Wales. Jan. 24 with coal. Inter-Island, astcnts. Str.

City of Melbourne, due Feb. 25 for fticl. Inter-Island, agents. Str. Eiktoh, due Feb.

15 for fuel Inter-Island, agents. Tkr. J. Hmna, left San Pedro Jan. 27 for Honolulu.

Str. Manulani, due Feb. 19 from Seattle. Castle Cooke, agents. Str.

Manukai, due Feb. 25 from San Francisco. Castle rook, agents. VESSELS IN PORT Aut. sch.

Flaurence arrived Jan. 13 from Midway Island. At Pisr 10. Str. Bradclyde, arrived Jan.

25 from sea. At Pier 24. Sch. Helene, arrived Jan. 29 from PuKet Sound.

At Pier 10. Str. Atlanta City, arrived Jan. 31 from San Francisco. At Pier lfi.

i particular government to set aside a definite sum, or better still a fixed percentage cf its defense and war expenditure, which should be used burns, sore muscles, muscular rheumatism, etc At hopa and drug stores. Manufactured by THE NT HO LATUM CO. Buffalo. N. U.S.A.

year. Coming from New York cn route to the orient with cargo, the Endi-cott. shipping board freighter, arrived here this morning for fuel oil. She will sail this afternoon. in order to facilitate visits or rep resentative men and workers from KM one country to another.

The Pan- Pacific union, which has done so much to promote better feeling in the Pacific, might be of use here. 'Millions of dollars are spent on Now. Makes Weekly Trips to MAHUKONA, KAWAIHAE, KAILUA AND NAPOOPOO Leaving Pier 6 every Monday at Noon Freight received at Pier 6, for above ports on Saturdays and until Noon Mondays. Shippers are requested to deliver freights on Saturdays, as far as possible. For further information inquire of Hawaii Meat Ltd.

BETHEL ST. TELEPHONES: OFFICE 1055, WHARF 1607 building gigantic superdreadnaughts Yesterday noon two freighters arrived with Honolulu cargo, the tanker William F. Herrin with oil for the Associated Oil and the schooner Columbia bringing lumber from Grays Harbor. The Herrin Str. Buckeye Ktate, arrived Feb.

1 from which will be obsolete in five years, but not one dollar is set aside with Ahukini. Leave Honolulu Thursday, p. m. Arrive Nawiliwili Friday, 6 a.m. Leave Nawiliwili as soon as freight is discharged.

Arrive Ahukini Friday, a. m. Leave Ahukini Friday, 5 p. m. Arrive Nawiliwili Friday, 5:30 p.

m. Leave Nawiliwili Friday, 6:30 p. m. Arrive Honolulu Saturday, 8 a. m.

San Francisco. At Pier Tkr. Montcbello, arrived Feb. 2 from Port San Luis. At Pier 25.

The Bank of Bishop Ltd. Established 1853 Incorporated 1913 the object-of promoting better relations between the nations, getting them to know each other better, thus making war less likely. It was a well known American statesman will probably sail for San Francisco this evening. VITAL STATISTICS it Tkr. William F.

Herrin. arrived Feb. 3 from San Francisco. At Pier 2'i. Sch.

Columbia, arr.ved Feb. 3 from Grays Harbor. At Pier 16. Str. Endicott, arrived Feb.

4 from canal. At Pier 25. 3. 1922. Tom Matsunosuke Akase and Miss Kaz Fayata, Rev.

Samuel K. Statement of Condition As At December 31, 1921. who. at the crisis prior to the late war declared 'Give me the price of a single battleship and I will undertake to make this threatened struggle impossible'. BORN KEAHILALO In Honolulu, Feb.

3, 1922. to Mr. and Mrs. Charts Keahi-lalo of Home Rule Kalihi-kai, a daughter Leiela Leikula. A A A I I Honolu'u.

Feb. 2. 1922. to Mr. and Mrs.

Mahia Ka-manuwai of H75 Desha Lane, Pa-lama, a son Keola. 'In Australia the year before the war we spent 53U.wju.uuw on tne Loans and Discounts Bonds Bank Premises and Site nank Furniture Accrued Interest Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit Other Assets 2,105,543.95 122,372.36 28.7S5.31 95.175.15 610.599.90 Schedule of S. S. Kinau, Commencing Tuesday, Jan. 31, 1922 army and navy.

Unless the disarm Canadian-Australasian Royal Mail Line Regular sailing to British (change at Victoria, B. for ament conference at Washington is successful we shall have to spend much more than that in coming FAMELAR In Honolulu. Feb. 1. 1922.

85.4S3.34 Kamaioptii. officiating: witnesses S. Mritsumoto and S. Maru. IXOKUCHI-KUNIMITSU In Honolulu, Dec.

30, 1921, Kingo Inokuchi and Mrs. Sajiu Kunimitsu, K. Izuhara, officiating; w.tnesses K. Korokl and Hango Anami. DIED MACY In The Queen's Hospital.

Honolulu. Feb. 3, 1922, Samuel A. Macy, widower, former hack inspector, native of Hawaii. 79 years old.

Sf rvices 2:30 p. in. today in Williams' parlors; interment in Nuuanu cemeterv. BACOS In Honolulu, Feb. 3, 1922.

to Mr. and Mrs. Candido Famelar of 1343 Liliha a eon. years. have secretaries or $1,247,530.73 1.274.086.1T Cash Due from Banks and Bankers S.

S. "KINAU" sails Tuesday 2.521.616.90 PASCOE In Honolulu, Feb. 1. 1922, to I point for passengers by Canadian pacific Railway to or via St. Paul.

Toyo ICisen ICaisha Direct Service to San Francisco, Japan, China, the Philippines, Mexico and South America 1063 BISHOP ST. Young Hotel BIdg. state, for war, for the navy, ministers of defense. What is needed is Mr. and Mrs, John Henry Pascoe of RS4 Circle Lane, off South Beretania a son.

a ministry of friendship." at 8 p.m. for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Port Allen and Waimea. No freight for Nawiliwili. On return, leave Waimea Saturday. 4 p.

Koloa 6 p. mn direct for Honolulu. 1 wish that Henry Stead could Chicago or -Montreal -riji. acw Zealand and Australia. Theo.

H. Davies Ltd. LEE In Honolulu. Jan. 31.

1922, to Mr. have lived to learn that there is to and Mrs. David Lee of 12bb Matlock day an international minister of Juan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maximo $15666,740.21 1,000,000.00 661.478.77 65.000.00 31,950.49 10.000.00 50.000.00 610,599.90 13,237,651.05 LIABILITIES Capital Surplus and Undivided Reserve for Taxes Special Reserves Pension Fund Dividends Unpaid Letters of Credit DEPOSITS Lea'e Honolulu Tuesday, p.m.

Arrive Nawiliwili Wednesdav. 6 a. m. tJacos of 10 iwtlei Road, native of Hwi. North Koha'a.

Hawaii. 11 months and days old. Burial today in South King St. Catholic cemetery. SOXODA In Honolulu, Feb.

3, 1922. Masuko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs! Leave Nawiliwili Wednesday, 7 PACIFIC ENGINEERING COMPANY, LIMITED Consulting, Designing and Constructing Engineers Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Structures. Steel Structures, Sanitary Systems. Reports and Estimates on Projects.

Phone 1045. friendship, and that he has become honorary vice president of the Pan-Pacific union, in which, during the 14 years of its growth. Stead was an ardent worker. Believe me, Mr. Secretary, in behalf of the trustees.

Sincerely and obediently yours, (Sisrned) ALEXANDER HUME FORD. Director. a. m. Arrive Koloa ednesday.

8 a.m. $15,566740.21 Leave Koloa Wednesday, a. m. Arrive Waimea noon, Wednes S3. Territory or tiawau City and County of Honolulu day.

Makiki, a son David Benjamin. LEE Tn Honolulu, 23, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wo Kui of Emmelutb Lane, a daughterKim Moy. TAXIMOTO In Honolulu, Jan.

25, 1P22, to Mr. and Mrs. Seiiehi Tani-moto of Kakaako, a son Minoru. M1KASA In Honolulu. Jan.

12. 1922. toftr. anfl Mrs. Yashiro Mikasa of Fauoa Valley, a son Keichi.

SUYEMOTO In Honolulu, Jan. 1. 1922. to Mr. and Mrs.

Sawaichi Suycmoto of Esther near Campbell Kapahulu, a son Masatsugu. MARRIED MARSHALL-PARKER In Honolu'u. I Feb. 1. 1922.

Alfred Marshall of IIo-i nolulu and Miss Jessica Louise Par-! ker of Los Angeles, Rev. An-i Eelo E. Shattuek. associate minister! of Central I'nion Church, witnesses Florence Southerland andi Leave Waimea. p.

Wednes Sanpei Sonoda of 1149 Desha Lane. native of Honolulu, 4 months and 2 (lays old. Cremated yesterdav. HEE In The Queen's Hospital, Mono- lulu. Feb.

2, 1922, Hee Yet Can of Matsumoto Lane, married, warehouse keeper, native of this city, 42 years old. Burial tomorrow in "Ma-; noa Chinese cemetery. day. Arrive Port Allen Thursday. daylight.

ALLEN T. BOTTOM LEV. President, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of mv knowledge and belief. (Syd. ALLEN T.

BOTTOMLKY, President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd dav of January. 1922. iPgd.) D. E.

MOONEY. Notary Public. First Judicial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. Remington Typewriters AM Makes Repaired and Adjusted OFFICE SUPPLY Ltd. 931 Fort St.

Phone 3S43 Leave Port Allen as soon as freight discharged. London, in 4C31, had a population of 339.S24. I R.emains at Waimea until Sat INFLUENZA SPREADING NEW YORK. Feb. 4 Fifteen deaths find 1122 new cases of influenza and 20S new pneumonia cases with 72 deaths were reported here in the 24 hoars closing last night.

Forty-eight arrests have been made for violations of the sanitary code. These were mostly cases of landlords charged with supplying insufficient heat to tenants. urday. 4 p. m.

I Arrive Koloa 5:30 p. m. Satur "Men can do anything better than day. Robert H. Fish.

women, claims an employer. How Leave Koloa 6 p. Saturday AKASE-IIAYATA In Honolulu, Feo. "about men chorus girls? C. Brewer Co.

LIMITED Established 1826 Sugar Factors COMMISSION MERCHANTS SHIPPING and INSURANCE AGENTS HONOLULU, T. H. Fort Street direct for Honolulu. Hanan's Best Shoes Arrive Honolulu 6 a. m.

Sun day. Mclnerny Shoe Store Fort, above King St. Freight Steamer Schedule "Who is the wisest man mentioned in the asked a teacher of one of her Sunday school class. "Paul." exclaimed the little fellow, confidently. "Oh, no, Johnnie.

Paul was a very good man, but Solomon is mentioned as the wisest The Honolulu Trust Ltd. HONOLULU, T. H. Statement of Condition at Close of Business Dec. 31, 1921 RESOURCES Cash and Due from Bank 2.537.62 Loans and Discounts Bonds 194.50 Real Estate and Fixtures 7 56 93 For Ahukini, Kilauea and Hanalei 1 TIDES, SUN AND MOON Moon High High Low Low Rise tt Tide Ht.

of Ti. Tide Tide Sun Sun and Lare Tide Small Large Small Rises Sets Sets A.M. Ft. P.M. A.M.

P.M. Sets Jan. 20 5:00 1.5 5:30 11:00 6:37 5:51 8:21 P.M. Jan. 31 5:32 1.4 6:17 12:30 11:4" :37 5-H2 9 09 "eb.

1 6:02 1.3 7:12 1:02 6:35 5:52 9.5S A.M. Feb. 2 6:32 1.1 1:37 0:40 6:35 32 1017 P.M. A.M. Feb.

3 9:40 1.0 7:5 2:13 15 5 1127 Feb. 4 10:50 1.2 7:52 3: 2 3:49 5 3 Feb- a 11:47 1.4 9:14 3:37, 6 5:54 First quarter of the moon Fb. 4. Leave Honolulu Wednesday, 5 p. m.

The Yokohama Specie Bank, Limited Capital paid yon 100,003,000 Reserve fund 57,000,000 Arrive Ahukini Thursday, 6 a.m. Accounts Receivable Other Asset's Leave Ahukini Thursday, p. m. Arrive Kilauea Friday, 6 a. m.

Leave Kilauea Friday, p. or Saturday noon. Arrive Hanalei Friday p. m. or LIABILITIES 13S.470.00 10.104.69 S09.10 3.000.00 90.49 4,380.1 Saturday afternoon.

"Well, my father says Paul was the wisest man. because he never married, and 1 think my father ought to know," replied the boy. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aid Nature Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It allays the cough, relieves the lungs, aids expectoration, opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition.

Thousands have testified to its good qualities. Try it when you have a cough or cold. Sold everywhere. Adv. Arrive Ahukini Saturday or Sunday, a.

m. Capital Stocks Undivided Profits Bills Payable Accounts Payable Other Liabilities Leave Ahukini Saturday, p. ff3 it iMUl" or Monday p. m. Arrive Honolulu Sunday or so Tuesday a.

m. D. M. MONCRIEFF PHONE 1231 ANtlILL WE STORE EVERYTHING ITY TRANWER COMPANY $208,279.72 City and County of Honolulu Territory of Hawaii ss. I.

B. K. Yamamoto, Treasurer of The Honolulu Trust do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. B. K.

YAMAMOTO. Gardens Grow Well IN THE NEW OCEAN VIEW TRACT Phone 1663 AGGAGEiEM, Furniture an Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of January, HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION DRAYING LTD. Ninety per cent of the men looking for arguments are single. All tho people who think they're paid what they're worth could a convention in an upper berth. German competition is being felt by the industries of Denmark, Sweden and Norway.

192: JlUiVlvl AIAiSDA, Notary Public. PHONE 48-1 STORM 65 TO 71 S. QUEEN ST, tXSYlCE FIRST.