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The directors and certain executive officers of CB Bancshares may be deemed to be participants in the solicitation of proxies from the shareholders of CB Bancshares in connection with CB Bancshares' special meeting of shareholders (the "Special Meeting") under the Hawaii Control Share Acquisitions Statute. Information concerning such participants is contained in CB Bancshares' definitive proxy statement on Schedule 14A relating to CB Bancshares' 2003 Annual Meeting filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") on March 12, 2003.

CB Bancshares filed a preliminary proxy statement on Schedule 14A with the SEC on May 5, 2003 with respect to its solicitation of proxies for use at the Special Meeting and, subject to future developments, CB Bancshares may file with the SEC a Solicitation/Recommendation Statement on Schedule 14D-9 relating to any tender/exchange offer made by Central Pacific Financial Corp. Shareholders of CB Bancshares are advised to read CB Bancshares' Solicitation/Recommendation Statement on Schedule 14D-9 and CB Bancshares' proxy statement for the Special Meeting when such documents become available because they will contain important information. Shareholders of CB Bancshares and other interested parties may obtain, free of charge, copies of the Schedule 14D-9 (when available), CB Bancshares' proxy statement and other documents filed by CB Bancshares with the SEC at the SEC's internet website at www.sec.gov. Each of these documents (when available) may also be obtained, free of charge, by calling investor relations at CB Bancshares at 808-546-8413.

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RADIO ADVERTISEMENT #1 BROADCAST BY CB BANCSHARES ON HAWAII LOCAL RADIO STATIONS

RADIO ADVERTISEMENT #2 BROADCAST BY CB BANCSHARES ON HAWAII LOCAL RADIO STATIONS

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RADIO ADVERTISEMENT #1 BROADCAST BY CB BANCSHARES ON HAWAII LOCAL RADIO STATIONS

Announcer:	You've probably heard about the hostile takeover attempt for CB Bancshares and City Bank. You may have even heard Central Pacific's Clinton Arnoldus call it a "win-win" for everyone, or that it's a done deal.

	Well, it's not a done deal, and as for "win-win?" You decide.

Woman #1:	It's a bad deal for employees, with as many as 200 jobs cut to meet the merger cost savings Mr. Arnoldus has projected.

Man:	It's a bad deal for Hawaii's small business community, with fewer banks focused on their needs. And it would directly impact more than 4,500 small businesses who are current suppliers to City Bank.

Woman #2:	It's a bad deal for Hawaii's economy, with millions of dollars of negative economic impact statewide. This isn't what we need now with our Island economy struggling to recover.

Announcer:	City Bank has rejected this hostile takeover. For all these reasons, and many more.

	It's a lose-lose deal. For City Bank. And for Hawaii.

	We're proud to be City Bank.

	Investors should read CB Bancshares' SEC filings for information on the solicitation of proxies for the special shareholders meeting, available at sec.gov.

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RADIO ADVERTISEMENT #2 BROADCAST BY CB BANCSHARES ON HAWAII LOCAL RADIO STATIONS

Announcer:	CB Bancshares and City Bank have rejected the hostile takeover by Central Pacific. Why should it matter to you?

	Because a bank isn't just another business. It's a community institution that touches the lives of hundreds of thousands of people... your friends and neighbors.

Man:	It's a bad deal for shareholders, many who live and work here in Hawaii. The proposal is financially inadequate and undervalues the true earnings power of the City Bank franchise.

Woman #1:	It's a bad deal for employees, especially the 200 or more of us who could face layoffs in a merger. We don't want vague assurances, we want our jobs.

Woman #2:	It's a bad deal for customers, including the tens of thousands who would be dislocated by the branch closings outlined to investors. We've been banking at these locations, and with these employees, for years.

Announcer:	City Bank has rejected this hostile takeover. For all these reasons, and many more.

	It's a lose-lose deal. For City Bank. And for Hawaii.

	We're proud to be City Bank.

	Investors should read CB Bancshares' SEC filings for information on the solicitation of proxies for the special shareholders meeting, available at sec.gov.

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