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THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER. FRIDAY, MARCII 16, 1923. NINE LEGAL NOTICES HONOLULU STOCK AlvD EOKD EXCHANGE Honolulu, Wednesday, March 14, 1921 Business tmance Sugar Engels Copper January Profit Totals $40,000 Profit and Loss Balance For 1922 Shows S20.505.06 NEW YORK Complete Associated Press New York stocks, published jLastl JAsk-1 Sale Rid i ed Aiex. 1- Anier. Factors, C.

Brewer Ac Co i'ac. G. K. 6, I'ac. Gas.

Klec cum. 8CGAK Ewa I'lan. Co Haw. Ari. Haw.

Com. Su. Co. Haw. Suar Co Honokaa Susar Honoiuu Kui-'iir Hutch.

Su. IMuii. Co. Kiihtiku 1'lau. Co Kekaba Su'ar Co Koloa Stiar Co Maui i'o McBryde Sugar otiha Suizar olaa Sugjr Co Onotnea Sugar Co l'aauhau Sugar PI.

Co. Pacific Susar ivpeekeo Surar Co Pioneer Mill Co San Carlos Mill. Waialua Ajrri. Co a i i Su ra Co 215 1210 '22tli. 221 350 bovj 03 215 224 1 41 41 41U 41 4S 41 47 374; 41 47 37 i 1-- I 15 10 375 IS 12'; 120 i 3 i u4'; S0f2 1 17Ss; 5 50 i- 20 14' 4 16 31H: 14 i 34 31 I Waimanalo sugar 115 112 I Mi ELLA EOl'S Cal.

I'ack. Cal. Copper Con. Amusement Co. Kl'i 2.W 2.14 2.15 Use, am, rne i framed cr y.ih 2.0.".' 2.15 1.14 1.20 SiiuJ go 3014 4T 4 1.00 2.

no' 44 43 5S 3S 3 3 27702 t5o; 2.70 21'- 24 IS 10 27; 27. 24 11 i 151 15t 15 Pioneer to Pay Dividends From First of April Company Now In Better Shape Than Before, Is Report director of the Pioneer Mill CimnnnV. at their meeting yestcr- llu' i tn .1 Uf jeciarea a e-half of 1 r'r 10 'ent, share, beginning April 1 and U-il further notice. Th. monthly Etribution will be 3.n00.

were suspended June, 1021. mericun Factors, agents for the fompaor, issued the following after the meeting: Agents Statement "The question of what dividend, ny, should be declared at the -resent time was very carefully laddered nt the meeting, and the iirectors fc't that at this early in the sugar season it was ainsable to adopt a very conservative policy. "Stockholders must not lose sight ffthe fact that the returns to the no longer depend on the price of raw sugar as quoted day hr day, but on the amount which he California Hawaiian Sugar Befining Corporation is able to ob-ain for such and the ability of that company to matket the crop. very high prices for raw sLi-ar are prevailing at the present -the ultimate amount which the rotation will receive will depend what the refinery is able to ob- ain lor H.e suur a erfigni oer inc whole season. "As stated above, the dividend ns declared until further action by he board, and when the sugar sea-wn is farther advanced the matter will again be brought up for consideration as soon as conditions wem to warrant anv change in :lie.T." Now In Better Shape Th? announcement was received rith satisfaction on "the street," icse who are well informed as to he conditions at the jdant-tion ratinj that the company is in every r.r in better shape than it has been four years previous.

The has invested considerable ims in replacements and betterment and the water supply has fa greatly improved. It is felt that at current sugar ires profits are bound to be large si the willingness of the directors i resume, distribution of net earn-. immediately instead of first ivunuilating a surplus is taken as a iaranty that the dividends -will be reased as soon as con'litions war- lit. The phvsical condition of the f-'antafion is now such that the Jll 7-fTTV en be operated to eapae-T-vithout further exces. ive capi-Osisji'a expenditures.

San Francisco Exchange SA FRANCISCO, March (Asso-iateii Fre.) Following are the closer quotations t.f stocks iu the San Francisco exchange today: Close. Close. Thitrs. Wed. Copper Uw.

Commercial Haw. Sugar ii'BolMllI Oil "titrhlnxnn Hn. Plantation "ina Snjiir "fin siuear Sugar i'uiihati P'aeer taioa Oil I 47 or, on 50 SO on Tin oo 00 4-v 4 I V'- I i v. 1 i li I 1-' I 1117 IBl I.J' ro Financial Notes Studebaker Corp. For vear end-i December 1022.

s'b net front of after depreeia- llfia and federal taxes. This is fT-iivalcnt after preferred dividends 5.a.e-j a share earned on -') common sock, which was out sanding praeficallv ail of the vear, "1 to $23.21 a share on the $75000 Wmm(tii stock which includes the iock, NINE COMPANIES PAY OUT OVER 1,000,000 Nine companies listed on the Honolulu Stock aiJ Bond Exchange paid dividends of yesterday, but five-eighths of the total was that of the California Tacking Corp. Disbursements were as follows: Alexander Baldwin, 50 cents, Hawaiian Susar 20 cents, Oahti 20 cents, Pepeekea Sugar 15 cents, San Carlos Milling 20 cents, Waialua Agricultural 10 cents, Honolulu Consolidated Oil 3 cents, Oaha Railway Land 50 cents, and California Packing Corporation, $1.50, $707,562. RECORD OF CONVEYANCE IMK CU KNTS ENTERED OF KECOBD -MAKl II 15, 1923, All instruments left for record to March 0, are ready for DEEDS Honolulu Trusf Co. Ltd, to Shigeiohi Yokoyaima.

lot 71, l'ringle Tract, llo-uoluiu, Oahu, Feb 10, V.iSl, Wiu li Kice wf to Wui II Rice. Itd, real, personal mixed property, Lihue, Kauai. Jan lirsi, Valentine Holt i wf to Helen A Cushinghatn. iat in various pes land, Waialua. Oahu.

March 14, $4HH). Kisako Matsuda wf to Kurakake. lots 11, 12, 13 Ac 14. Amori Tract, Honolulu. Oahu.

March 12. 12S. 4iM0. Chuck Ac wf to Manuel Purans. 2 peg land.

I'auwaiu, etc, Hamakualoa, Maui. April 17, 1S22, John Bras to Manuel Souza. 2 a "land, Kaupakalua, Maui, March 13, 102.1, Klaie Brown hsb to Frank Hover wf. lot 9 S0 Ocean View Tract, Honolulu, Oahu, March 10. straueh wf to Cbnnsr Nee Mot (widow), lot 4 of It 4171, Kul 72CO.

'March 15. 1323. 2.12r.20. Yottns Hoe wf to Yep Bung et al. lot 7 of Kul lGi'S-Tj.

Honolulu, Oahu, March 13, Sl.un. MORTGAGES Herman Raphael wf to Water-hens- Trust Co, Ltd. lot l'l. Royal Trnt, Honolulu, Oahu, March 14, r.2.-,. siuoi.

Takie Okumura to Honolulu Trust Co, Ltd. 13,312.5 scj ft of lots 52, 3 fil Uellina Iianch subdiv, Honolulu, Oahu. May 4, SS50. Inekichi Yaraaraoto to Kauai Savs Herelopment Co, Ltd, 2 pes land, bldis. etc.

AVaiinea. Kauai, March 6, l'J23. Kurnknke wf to Bank of ManS. Ltd. lots 11.

12, 11 14. Amori Tract, Wailukn, Maui. March 12, Libert Chong wf to Maui Securities Co. Ltd. lot 2, Amori Trai t.

Honolulu Oahu. March 12. lO-'S, J1750. Manuel Bnrans wf to Haiku Fruit rat-kins Co. Ltd, 2 pes land, I'auwaiu.

etc. Hamakualoa, Maui, March 13. tm. David Kalamahini to tetoria Piees. 4.0." a of Or 1201, Omaopio, Kula, Maui, March 1U23, $250.

CHATTEL MORTGAGES Otnori to t'niakichi Imai. furniture fixtures, etc. of Makiki Tei Restaurant. No 1515 Krtlakatia Ave. Honolulu.

Oahu, March 15. Soil. Seikichi Lndo to Haiku Fruit Packincr Co. Ltd. livesttK-k, etc, Maui, March 11.

SI 15. t'hi to Haiku Fruit racking Ltd. livestock, wagon, etc, Maul. March 11, $1. Kaichi Kubota to Haiku Fruit racking Co, Ltd, int in planting aermt.

oineaonl." crops, etc. Kuiaha, Maui. March 12, 1021. $400. ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF MORTGAGE John Tinto Jr wf to Sao Martinho Bent So.

of Hawaii, mtjre recorded in book pace-24, March 14 1023, John Silva wf to Hishop Truft Co I td mtsrc- recordod in book jiS, March 14. 1021, KFIFASKS OF MORTGAGE Bank of Maui. Ltd, to Matsnda, tntse recorded in book Cl. page lM March 12. 1021.

Bank of Maui. Ltd. to Antonep ur-tndo. mtze recorded ia book 4i, iage 11, March 3, 1021. LEASES Kapuaw.iiliu Charman to Tadasnke li S0.70, Kul 1500.

Wamiea. Kauai. 15 yrs at tXJ rer annum, Jan 20. 1021. CANCELLATION OF LEAE AV Van Ieusen to Pacific Far Fast Corporation.

Ltd. lease recorded In book lit! 45. Yemen Knm Akichi to An Mew Sin. lease recorded iu bouk page 41a, March 12. lo.a.

CANCELLATION OF L1F.N of public works to Tacific Oua-no Fertilizer Co, lots 13 1. Hilo, Hawaii. March 15. 1921. POWER OF ATTORNEY Kohala Club Trans Co, Ltd.

to lloss, general powers, March 1021. AGREEMENT OF SALE Kenjiro Anauii with Unssell. rfl selline delivery of pineapples, etc. Walplo Fwa, Oahu, March 14. 102.1.

NOTICE OF AGREEMENTS OF SALE Sciiuinan Carriag-e Co, Ltd. with Iku-jiro Ynmamofo et al. to sell automobiles, Oahu. March 1021. 4 New York Sugar (By The Associated Pres NEW YORK, March 15.

Raw sugar was firm today at 7.40. No sales were reported, but it is rumored that operators paid 7.53 for April shipment. Raw futures were firmer, being eight to 10 points higher at midday, and closed easy with approximate sales of 31,300 tons at the following figures: May 5.77; July 5.91; September 6.04: December. 5. 73.

Refined was quoted at 8.90 to 0.30, with moderate inquiry. Refined futures were nominal. 3rar. 15. vlarch 14 American Beet sugar 46'1 47Ts American Can l03 American Car Foundry 1S2U 1S6 American Hide Leather, pfd 72 Vi 2 American International Corji 31aH 31 Vi American Locomotive 134 Vj 123 American Steel Foundry, com American Smelting i Refining 'J55 American Sugar 82 8a5 American-Sumatra Tobacco Sl1 American Telegraph 125U American Tobacco Sec 157 137 American Woolen 303 103" American Zinc, Lead 8 -17 17 Anaconda Copper 52 32 Vs Associated Oil 126'' 123 Atchison 104 Atlantic, Gulf West Indies 31 29 Baldwin Locomotive 140 141 Baltimore Ohio 53 34 Bethelehem Steel 6SH 64 Butte Superior Copper 33 California Petroleum 97 97 Canadian Pacific 147 147 Central Leather 3S 33 Chandler Motors 71 T3 Chesapeake Ohio 73.

73 Chicago, Milwaukee it St. Paul 25 23 Chicago Northwestern SC SG Chicago, Rock Island Pacific 37 37 Chino Copper 30 29 Colorado Fuel Iron 20 29 Corn rrodaets 132 ,132 Crucible Steel S2 2 Cuba Cane Sugar 18 18 Erie 12 12 General Electric lfi 1SS General Motors 14 13 Great Xorthern, pfd 7 78 Great Northern Ore 33 33 "Illinois Central 115 116 Inspiration Copper 40 40 International Mere. Marine pfd 43 43 International Nickel 15 15 International Paper 50 36 Kansas City Southern 23 23 Kenneseott Copper 43 43 Louisville Nashville 146 130 Mexican Petroleum 272 272 Miami Copper 29 Middle States Oil 11 11 Mid vale Steel 31 31 Missouri Pacific 1S IS Montana Tower Nevcda Copper 17 New York Central PS N.Y., N.II. ITartford 10 19 Norfolk Western 113 '114 Northern Pacific 79 79 Ohio Cities Gas Oklahoma Producing Refining 2 2 IVcifie Mail 12 Pacific Telegraph Telephone Pan-American Petroleum 2 82 Pacific Gas Electric pfd 00 90 Pacific Gas Electric Gas Sl Pacific Oil 45 43 Pennsylvania 4 47 Pittsburgh West Virginia 37 3.3 Ray Consolidated Copper 15 15 7S Republic; Iron Steel 61 61 Royal Dutch, New York 53 53 Shattuck Arizona Copper Shell Transportation Si Trading 41 Sinclair Oil Refining 35 33 Southern Pacific 93 93 Southern Railway 34 34 Standard Oil of New Jersey 116 Studebaker Corporation 324 121 Texas Company 50 50 Texas Pacific 25 23 Tol aeco Products 58 57 Transcontinental Oil 13 13 Union Pacific 312 141 IT. S.

Food Products 41 U. S. Industrial Alcohol 72 69 U. S. Retail Stores Sl SO United States Rubber 62 62 United States Steel 307 107 United States Steel Il9y- Utah Copper 731 .7314 Western Union 313 115 Westinghouse Electric fl 65 Willys Overland 7.

71 Total sales for the day unquoted. Enijels Cop. Miu. Kneels -K" Rights Haiku Ft I'ack. Haw.

Con. Ry. 7 "5. Hawn. Con.

B. Haw. Ry. co. ui.

Hawaiian Elec Co I law. Pine. Co Hon. B. M.

Co Hon. Gas Co Hoa. Con. Oil Co Hon. Rap.

Traus Hon. It. T. Assess S. N.

Co Kohala Pineapple. Mat. Tele. Co Oahu Ky. L.

Co Haw. Sum. P. Pref common Pahantr Rub Sclama-Dind. PI.

Tanjonsr Olak Rub. Co. LIBERTY BONDS L. L. 1047 L.

L. 1st 1947 L. L. 2nd 4r. liJ42 L.

1st l'J47 L. L. 2d 1042... L. Ij.

Ird 4U L. 1 4th 4U. lO-tS Vieterv Loan TERR. BONDS Haw. Terr.

3W Hawn. Terri. 4T, Haw, Terr. 4'-," MIsC EL. BONDS Amer.

Factors. lrU Cal. Haw. Su. Rf.

TC Catton Neill B'-jB Con, Amuse. SC Kast Maul Irris. Tr 120 i 15 IS 04 i 10 10 17 9 1 -12 14 IS I 0 i. Si 07 V-' OS 1 00 I OS i OS VIS OS WCj 'jsa4 ItJO 97 Wi 10434 Tt 107 107 00; 00 1 02 102 104 104 Kit 101 70 77 100U.102 ioi" 75 75 Haciakua Dith Co. Hainakna Mill 7.

Haw. Con. Ry. 5 Haw. Klec.

Co, 6 Haw. Irr. Hilo Klec. Lt. Hilo lias Co.

Honokna Susrar Co. Hon. Gas Co. H. I.

W. 7r, 11. I. W. 7..

1027... IT. 1. AV. 77r, 1 05 .101 101 101 let I.

W. AAT. 102 Kauai Ry. Co. fi Lihue PI.

1r Manoa Imr. Dls. 7l'-rZ- McBryde So. Co. no 30 Mut.

Tele. Co. 5 Oahu Tiy. L. Co.

5 Oahu Snarar Co. Olaa Sugar Co. Pac. tin. F.

Co. dr I 05 'i. '10O I R5': S7 BETWEEN BOARDS Fwa Plan. 55, 40.75: R5. 41.O0; Olaa Susar 200.

0.50: Ensrels Rights. 710. 1.10; Hon. 'on. Oil.

2.7t) S. N. 10. 27.75; Waialua Airt. 115.

.10.25: San Carlos. 105. H.iw. Sugar 50. 17.50: Kekaha Sueur 10.

3s5.oO Catton Nill S5O0. mt.50; Cal. Copper, 2100, 2.00; SSOO, 2.15. SESSION SALES Maoi Agri. 50.

12.75: L-I. S. X. Co, 3. 27.75; Pehang Rub.

HI. l.Ou; 3rd Lib. 44 3K, 0S.50 Maui Agri. t5, 32.75: Kngolg Rights. 2iS).

1.15: Kugels Copper. 0. 2.oO: Haiku Fruit. 5, 10.25: Cal. Copper.

2150. 2.15; Pioneer Mill 70. 20.02: Waialna Asrri. 50. Hon.

Con. Oil. 250, 2 70; Sun Carlos, 20, 24.00; Maui Agri. 1a. Ci.

00. DIVIDENDS March 15. 1021. Alexander Baldwin. 50c: Hawaiian Susar 20c; Oahn Sugar 20o IVivfkpn Sugar 15c; San Carlos Miliinff 20c: Waialua Susar lite: Hon.

Con. Oil. 3c: Oahu Railway, 5'lc; Cal. Pack. 51.50.

SCGAR QUOTATIONS Mar, 11. 1021. Advices Parity 00 d-g. C. (ior Haw.) Sugar 7.41.

BIBBER QIOTATIONS Feb. 15, 121 New York 15 "0 SInsapotft 15 00 Today's Quotations on RAW SUGAR CENTS PE3 POUND Copper 17c N. Y. Rubber 35 Rubber, Singapore 35 For further information regarding local and foreign securities, see HENRY WATERH0USE TRUST LTD. PHONE 5701 I I'B fl B' NOTICES Weekly Calendar Masonic Temple MO DAT, March 12.

1923. Honolulu Lodge, Xo. 409. Stated :30 li. m.

Tl t'sllAV, March 13 WKDXFSn.1T. March 14 Hawaiian Lodge, No. 21. Special Second degree. p.m.

IHCRsnAY, March 15 Honolulu Commanderv X. 1 statetl. Knight Temple Ucgrc" 7 FRIOAV, March 18 Lodge Le ITopres rOceanie 371. Special, Second degree. p.m.

SATIRDAV, Mnrrh 17 Harmony Chapter No, 4, O.E.S. Stated. 7:30 p.m. I.O.O.F. Calendar THrRSDAV.

March 15, live Ursni-h Jiebekah Lo.la-e No. 2. I.o.o.F.. mt, for rPsru. business at 7.30 p.m., fallowed by the second evening of the whi-t tournament at -30 p.m.

S.ore cards Odd Fel-vid Kebekahs and friends ln- It I DAY. March 1(5, 1923. Polynesia Kncaiupuient Xo. 1, I.o.o.F. business meet iuir.

Ail l'attiaiiha Invited to attend. MONDAY. March 19. 1923. Harmony Lcde No.

3, I.O.O.F. AA ork in the Iegree. All members of llaruiour Lodge ,0. 3 and Excelsior Lorlire No requested to attend. All risitinR Odd lellows invited to be present.

TTESDAY. March 20. Kxlsior Lodge No. 1. I.O O.F meets at p.m.

for regular hnsiness All members of the order are cordaaily invited to attend. Meets every Wednesday even In 7 -30 MACCABEK HALL, lotil Alake WALTER E. SLATER, Commander. MAX F. LONG, Record Keeper Office opea 8:30 a.

m. to p. m. Honolulu P.evlew No. 1, Woman's Benent Association of the Maccabees, ween on the swnud and fourth Friday evening at in Maccabee Hall.

11 Alakea St. iiting members in the citr i-erdiallv ieritwd. AIMiC GRIBBLE BICKXELCi. NET ALBERT. Collector.

-rudt HAWAIIAN' TR1BK NO. I. I. O. K.

M. Meets every second and fourth Wednesday, Phoenix Hall, Fort and Bere-tania Sts. J. F. ROSA.

Sarhem. LOUIS A. I'ERRY, C. of R. MYSTIC tODOK No.

K. P. Will meet ev.r.- in. In Pythian Hill, un King above tb American i.aic i isitia brothers ara respectfully invited to attend. "UL -a 1 LLE.

c. C. B. A. MQELLEK.

K. S. HONOLULU LODGE 618, It. f. Will meet at its new home "On th beach at AVaikikl." "every Friday evening.

A'isiting brothers are cordially invited tu attend. AV. L. RAZEE, E. R.

N. HANNA. Secretary. HONOLULU AERIE NO. 140, F.

O. JE. Meets on the second and T6ftU Ttesday evatngs cf each mcnth at sera he Hall. iel Alaaea St. Vis't-injj broihers ave i-ennested to attend.

At. KLLEMiUOCK. W. P. Olio Minu, Secretary.

DA MIEN COUNCIL, NO. S3. Y. M. I.

every second and fourth AVed-nesdav at 7 :0 o'clock p. la Columbus Welfare flnli Hall Vi.itlna bers are always welcome. JAS. lfc. FONTES, President.

A. C. PEREIRA, Secretary. COURT LUNALILO NO. A600.

A. O. F. Meets every first and third AVednes-Jay evening of each' month at 7:30 it-lock in Phoenix Hall, corner Fort and Beroiania St. Visiting brothers are cordially invited.

EDWARD HOPKINS, Chief Ranger. EARL H. WILLIAMS, Fin. Seey. HONOLULU INSTITUTE NO.

84. Y. I- I. Meets everv first and third day at o'clock p. m.

in Columbus vteirare ii.ni. atuoiic Mission grounds. Visiting member are alwavs welcome, MRS. MARY ESPINDA, President. HONOLULU LOlXiE NO.

800 1.. O. O. M. Meets every Thursday of the month In the Old Federal Building, 1061 Alakea St.

FREIJ REITTER. Dictator. W. E. SLATER, Secretary.

Humane Society OFFICERS: MES. WADE WABREN THAYER President mes. s. m. Honorarv President MISS MILLIE F.

RAWLINS Treasurer MRS. A. W. VAN VALKENBUEG Secretary MISS LUCY WARD Agent ME, OTTO LUDLOFF Assistant ewers Cooke LTD. Lumber and Building Material 1S9 S.

KING ST. Japanese Novelties Cnrios, Silks, Pongees, Kimonos, Mandarin Coats and Other Oriental (ioods ODO SHOTEN 35 North Hotel Street Oriental Goods Kimonos Silks Novelties Japanese Bazaar Tort St, cpp. Catholic Ciurch LCD REGISTRATION OF TITLE LAND COURT APPLICATION NO. 553 Territory of Hawaii, to I. V.

Eich-ing-er; Manuel Oliveira; East Maui Irrigation Company, Limited; County of Maui, by Samuel E. Kalama, Chairman and Executive Oifieer of the Board of County Supervisors; Territory of Hawaii, by J. A. Matthewman, At-tornsfy-General; and to all whom it n.fav concern. WHEREAS an application has been presented to said court by the Hawaiian Banana Plantations, to reg-ister its title in and to the following described land: P.eing ail that certain piece or parcel of land described as the North-western portion of Grant 4506 to Francisco Kobello, Nahlku, Maui, T.

IL, havinsr ths following; description by metes and bounds; Commencing at the North -western corner at a 2 -inch pipe set in a concrete monument, said pipe having the following- traverse by true aziuiuths from E. M. 1. Co. Trig-.

Station "Xahiku Xo. 4.: 1 119 06' 240.4 2 204' 41' 253.3 3 190 45' 205.0 4 15' 201.7 5 221' 57' 136.6 6 206 33' 198.7 the coordinates of E. M. I. Co.

Trig. Station "Xahiku Xo. 4" are 9171.2 ft. South and 9403.3 ft. East referred to Government Survey Trig.

Station and running from said initial point by true azimuths: 1 312" 47' 24.0 ft. along- mauka side of Government Road right of way ais staked out in 1902 to top of Western Pali of Waione Guloh. 2 Along remainder of Grant 450tj along the top of "Western Pali of Waione Gulch, and East Branch Waione Gulch to a point on top of Western Pali of said branch Gulch, the direct azimuth and distance being 16 20' 30" 3 136 2' 266.0 ft. along remainder of Gra; 4506 crossing kula and west branch AVaione Gulch to an ohia post marked with three cuts, on Eastern edge of abandoned branch 4 205 47' 123.0 ft. along Eastern edge of abandoned branch road; a 196J 17' 440.0 ft.

along same; 6 235' 7" 224.0 ft. along same; 7 220 17' 93.0 ft. along same to point of commencement. Containing an area of 3.20 acres, a little more or less. TOU ARE HEREBY CITED to appear in the Land Court, Judiciary Building, Honolulu, T.

on the 24th day of March, li23, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause if any you have, why the prayer of the petition should not be grantvd. Unless you appear In said Court at the time and place aforesaid your default will be recorded and the said application taken as confessed, and you will be forever barred from contesting said application or any decree entered thereon. WITNESS, the Honorable Ray J. O'Brien, Judge of the Land Court, the 2nd day of March, 1923. Attest with the seal of the Court.

J. H. WISHER, Registrar. FREAR. PROSPER.

ANDERSON MARX, Attorneys for Applicant. Mar. 2, 9. 16, 23. SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE T'nder and by virtue of a Writ of Execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit.

Territory of Hawaii, on the 12th day of March, A. D. 1923, in the matter of Frank Nichols, plaintiff, a train st David Martin and Cecelia Martin, defendants. I did in Honolulu, City and County and Territory aforesaid, on the 14th day of March aforesaid, levy and shall offer for sale and sell at Public auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the Police Station, Kala-kaua Hale, in said Honolulu, at 12 o'clock noon of Monday, the 16th day of April, A. D.

1923. all the right, title and interest of said David Martin and Cecilia Martin, defendants, in and to the following described real estate, unless the sum of $3320.33, that being the amount for which said Execution was issued, together with interest, costs, my fees and expenses are previously paid:" PROPERTY TO BE SOLD: All that certain piece or parcel of land situate at Kaimuki, Honolulu aforesaid, and being a portion of Lot 1, in block 23, bounded as follows: Beginning at the South corner of this land, being also the South corner of said Lot 1. and running by true azimuths as follows: 1 118' 31' 30" 100 ft. along lot 2 20S' 31' 30" 50 ft. along lot 3 2SS" 31 30" 100 ft.

along remaining portion of lot 4 28 31' 30" 50 ft. along 4th avenue to the initial point and containing an area of 5000 sq. more or less, and being conveyed to me by deed of the Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, dated November 4, 1920. and duly recorded. Terms Cash.

Deed at expense of purchaser. Dated Honolulu. T. March 14, A. D.

1S23. CHARLES II ROSE, Sheriff, City and County of Honolulu. (Mar.l6,31-Ap.l6) FIRST CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE TO CREDITORS BISHOP TRUST COMPANY, LIMITED, Administrator of the Estate of EDWARD ANDRESEX, Deceased (Probate No. 63ST), HEREBY GIVES NOTICE to all Creditors of said Estate, to present their claims duly authenticated or with proper vouchers attached, even if the same be secured by mortgage upon real estate, to it at Its place of business. No.

924 Bethel Street, Honolulu. T. within six months from date hereof, or they will be forever barred. BISHOP TRUST COMPANY, LIMITED. Administrator of the Estate of Edward Andresen, deceased.

Honolulu, T. March IS, 1923. (Mar.l6.23.30-Ap.6,13 CALL FOR BIDS Tenders for the purchase of $57,077.56 par value 6 Frontage Improvement Bonds. District No. IS, King Street Alapai Street to Punahou Street, will be received at the office of the Treasurer of the City and County of Honolulu, Kapiolani Building-, Honolulu.

Hawaii up to 12 o'clock noon cn the 17th day ot March, 1923. will be received for all or any part of the above iasuo of bonds. Form of bid and any information desired will be furnished upon application to the office of the undersigned. D. L.

CONKLING. Treasurer. City and County of Honolulu. Kjnnlulu. March 1.

1D23, M.ar-i.3,5,7,3.12,14,16.17 EES STOCK LIST report of closing quotations on exclusively in The Advertiser. MISS SHRYOCK WILL ADDRESS RETAIL MEN A social meeting of the board of retail trades of the chamber of commerce of Honolulu has been called for this afternoon at 2 o'clock, the occasion being an address by Miss Shryock. Miss Shryock is here as the representative of Howard J. Wise-haupf, an efficiency expert, who may come to Honolulu to give a series of lectures on topics as ''character ''salesmanship'' nd "buiness ctTb-ieuey. These lectures are for business men and may be given under the auspices of the chamber.

MAY PURCHASE NEW RUBBER PLANTATION At the annual meeting Wednesday afternoon, March 2. at '2 o'clock, stockholders of S'laiua-Dindings 1'ianfations, will vote on the proposal to increase flit stock for the purpose of purchasing a small neighboring rubber plantation adjoining the company's prone rtv in the Malar Spot Cotton (By The Aciated rre) UW YORK, March 15. Spot cotton, 31.50. Engel3 Copper Mining Corporation showed balance credit to profit and loss of $20,505.05 during the 12 months ending December 31, 1P22, according to preliminary report by Manager E. E.

Taxton forwarded to Bishop Trust Honolulu transfer agents. The report is now in press and will be distributed to stockholders at an early date. The average price at which copper sold during the year was 13.409 cents per pound. Net income before depreciation and other charges was $190,640.29. Net profits for January, 1923, amounted to about $40,000, Taxton reported, the average price received during that month, having been 14.37 cents, and net operating costs 10.33 cents, the lowest the company has ever made.

Writing on March 6, he gives the cash position to date, showing rapid accumulation of a surplus. Total cash on hand, New York and San Francisco, was concentrates in transit, 23 cars at .3200, an aggregate in cash and liquid assets of $333,233.23. Bills payable and eharges he estimated leaving net balance income of approximately $240,000 the first of this month. Wilder' Bill Would Provide Bureau For Study of Nutrition Providing for a bureau of child nutrition and appropriating $23,000 for the maintenance of this bureau, Representative Gerrit P. Wilder, fourth district, yesterday morning introduced in the house H.

191, which reads as follows: Section 1. The commissioners of public instruction are hereby authorized and directed to create a bureau of child nutrition, which bureau shall be under the control of tha said commissioners, and shall consist of a head nutrition worker and five assistants, all of whom shall be trained and experienced nutrition workers. The head of said bureau shall be known as th superintendent of the bureau of child nutrition, and he shall be in the immediate chargo and control of said bureau and of his assistants, subject to such rules and regulations as the commission or of public instruction shall make from time to time. The superintendent and assistants shall be appointed (r employed by the commissioners, ajnd shall receive such compensation as the commissioners shall prescribe. Section 2.

The superintendent of said bureau shall furnish to the commissioners such reports and at such times as the commissioners shall require, and the commissioners shall annually submit to the governor reports covering the periods between the first, day of January and the thirty-first day of December in each year. Such reports shall be submitted by the governor to each session of the legislature. S-aid reports shall contain itemized statements of all expended by the commissioners or by said brreau for or in connection with the work of the bureau and from any appropriation made for the purpose of said bureau: of all monevs received bv said bureau; the persons to whom any of snid moneys have been paid, and the purpose for which the same shall have been paid during the period covered by the report. Such reports shall contain such further information relative to the transactions of the bureau, as shall enable the governor to be fully advised relative to all the transactions of or concerning said bureau. Section 3.

There is hereby appropriated out of the general revenues of the territory, the sum of $23,000 for defraying the expenses of the creation and maintenance of said bureau, to be disbursed on warrants issued by the Auditor, upon vouchers approved by the superintendent of public instruction, or such other person as the commissioners of public instruction shall designate. iMMHimumiiiiiiimiMimiimimimu 1 It's Always! Fair 1 Weather 1 when you drive on Kelly- Springfield Kant-Slip Tires They are positively non-skid, wear longer and cost no more. Burgess Johnson Limited Bethel Street, next to Old Postoff.ce Phone 2274 Jr cent stock divi.lend pav 20, 1322, to stock of re Closing Quotations Wired by F. W. I.n;horst New York City Lionel R.

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payable record 'Wnsber 16. Xet i rofit in 1021 was or a share on common stock outstand- at that time. XJnion Oil of California For Dei-ember 31, 1022, shows proat of flO.T.j.lTo after c.harg-and 1'e leral taxs. eq livalent to a share rarne.l on the capital stock, as compared w't! or f2UT. a share 1321 United Verde Extension Mining Co.

For the year endod December 1322, shows deficit of 9 ehareesij depreciation and de-r'ioii. This eeniparr with JeSci in the preceding year. Wh.ta Oil Refining Co. Jur ending December 31, 1022, Hswj net income of ri ,4,.. -avion, deph-tion, etc, eitiival- i T-l ruiro or o'i-T it, ''rital g'ork.

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CROSS MAR. 15-17 Grain Market The Aociatcd CHICAGO, March 13. Wheat, red, unquoted wheat, bard. per bushel; -tm, mixed, 731 ci-nts per rem. yellow.

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