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VOLUME XII WAILUKU, MAUI, H. T., SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 907 NUMBER 38

Dinnci' to I. L. Coke. . PROFESSIONAL CARDS LAVA DESTROYS - A- farewell dinner to Attorney EARTHQUAKE DESTROYS NOTARIES PUBLIC. James L. Coke was given at the Maul Hotel Tuesday evening by ton rf his EDMUND H. HART MUCH PROPERTY friends including Charles Eakln, C. ANOTHER CITY Notauy Public, Conveyancer and D. Lufkin, D. II. Davis, E. M. Typewriter Keeney, II. M. Coke, C. Waldeycr, Two Great Streams of Lava are Flowing Into W. T. Robinson, D. L. Meyer, and bls-appearDe- Agent to Grant Marriage License City of Kingston, is to ad Dr. R. IT. Dinegar. Jamaica, boomed Office, Circuit Court, 2nci Circuit the Sea. Another Stream in Kona is Tho dinner was given in the private Lying in and dining rooms of the hotel and was a Streets HENRY DICKENSON. Fast Approaching the Water. very elaborate affair. Speeches were Pestilence is Feared. Notary Ptninic. made and stories told until after ten LAHAINA, MAUI o'clock. FRED REYMON WAS MURDERED. . SUMMONS FRISCO'S SCHOOL PRIN6IPAL. LODGE MAUI, No. 084, A. F. & A. M. Recaptures Stolen GooiIh. Two Persons arc Held for Investigation on the Suspicion John Rodrigucs who ecaped from United States Supreme that One is Guilty of Killing Reymon. A Court to Settle San Fraricisco School jail some days ago and who was Question More Battleships Wanted Lava Still Woman is Mixed in the Affair. thought to be tho who broko- - burglar Flowing from into tho Paia store confessed to the Mauna Loa Crater. . Stated meetings will be held at Masonic Hall, Kahului, on the Satur- Sheriff that ho had all of tho goods GREAT (SPECIAL day night of each month nearest the THE ERUPTION. the Sheriff ordered an inquest to hidden away and would show him TO THE MAUI NEWS.) full mocn, at 7.30 P. M. bo held. where they were. Sugar, 3.50. Beets, 8s. lOJd. on the 2Gth. January meeting The great eruption on Mauna A - - in- Cornoners jury wascnipanncl- Taking the prisoner and police- Visiting brethren are cordially Loa which occurred about mid- NEW YORK, Jan. .18. The city of Kingston, Jamaica, is doom vited to attend. od and took two days in the ex ofucor Clement Crowell ho went to to night on morning of the 10th ed disappear. Two light houses have already sunk. D. H. CASE, R. W. M. the amination of witnesses with the the place whore the goods wore hid- - BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, instant was one of the greatest out result that a confession was made ded and lound them stored 'away in a The dead lie in the streets and pestilence is feared. The .loss of Secretary. t. f. breaks seen on the island of Ha- by one of the parties and two coal oil tin under a tree. Thoro were property is estimated at twentyfivo million dollars. Ships in thb har waii for many years. It was seen placed under arrest. forty four watches somo shoes and bor are crowded with injured. The list of dead is increasing Corpses MOODY in Hilo and Wailuku shortly after Deputy Sheriff Edgar Morton othor things of minor value. in tho streets are being buried in trenches. Eight Americans are mis W. J, All of the stolen Contractor and builder midnight. Huge columns of firo conducted the inquest and much goods were re. sing. Oonditions are growing worse. Business is at a standstill. and smoke arose high into the covered except a few articles that PLANS and ESTIMATES credit is due him for bringing out SAN FRANOISCO, Jan. 18. The United States Supremo Court FURNISHED heavens lighting up the surround- had been disposed of before the cap the facts in the case. has issued an order to tho principal of the Pacific Heights School to country for ture. FlIdNE NO 1. KAHUMJI MAIM, ing many miles. Mary Ann Kaaipalaoa stated to appear on February 11 show ' and cause for refusal te admit Japanese T. H. Old residents who are familiar Kao- - the jury that she and Gcorgo Death of Hosu Ferguson. pupils. The Federal Government has also filed suit in tho Federal with the out breaks of the past say nohi Auekalani were in a room to Court. the outbreak was larger that than gether when Fred Reymon came Little Rosa Ferguson, the eleven of WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. President Roosevelt urges CbngrcBS to CHRISTMAS. that 1889. home. They were asleep at the year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. appropriate money for the construction of two battleships and more The fact that the lava flow time. Reymon was angered W. T. Ferguson, died home From Tuesday Nov. 27 Santa C'.aus at at her destroyers. reached the sea in three days time finding Auekalani and wont to get Tuesday night after a short illness. will take up his headquartnrs with . . .at).. shows that the flow of lava is im- On Monday she was well as usual HILO HAWAII, Jan. 18. Two streams of flowing us as he always does when merry old an ax. As lie came in the woman lava are into mense. Former flows have re- and attended school was the sea. One stream Christmas is coming. There will be throw her arms around him while but taken half mile wide and 30 feet highan d is moving at quired months to reach the sea sick during the night and died the rate of feet lovely Holiday-gift- s for the grown up Auekalani shot him. 30. per hour. Another stream is within a half mile of sea. while but few have gone so far. following night. people, an., a profusion of Toys to The jury returned a verdict that SAN FRANCISCO, January 15. Thefuneral took place tho follow President David Starr Jordan, of gladden the heart of the children. People on the big island have the deceased came to his death Leland Stanford university, in rio at ing day from the Union Church, Rev. Jr. a speech yesterday declared that From a great selection of Hawaiian applied by wire for o"n excursion of congress world consent to the passage of of r the hands George Kaonohi Aue R. B. Dodge conducting the services. au act exclusion against .tne 'Curios, you will be able to chose some- steamer to visit the How and it is Japaneso and no president would if kalani and Mary Ann Kaaipaluoa. The singing was done by about two that sign it even it should be passed. thing beatiful to seud to your absent probable that two steamers will be Tho passage or the signing of such a The woman was placed under hundred of the school children and measure would be, he said, a hoodlum friends. sent from Honolulu soon with ex- act. . arrest at once and the Deputy all of tho pallbearers were selected cursionists from that place for the Sheriff of Hana was telephoned to from among her schoolmates. Tho FINDLAY, Ohio, January 15. Nino hundred and thirtynino indict purpose. MAUI DRUG STORE have Auekalani placed under ar- school children and teachers and ments have been returned against the Standard Oil Company. A. findlng.of As part of the Government road rest at once which was done and many friends followed the hearse in guilty on these counts would leave the Standard Oil liable to possible fines Prop. fifty-eigh- t V. A. VETLESEN, is destroyed and part of the tele- they were both brought to Wailuku carriages to tho cemetery whore the aggregating million dollars. phone system is destroyed by the whero their preliminary hearing last services were performed. BASLE, Switzerland, January 15. An earthquake has interfe're'd with' the lava it is difficult to get accu- will bo held. tho electrical system here and tho city is plunged in darkness. rate information as to the place of Tie Bank of Hawaii Reymon was a cowboy and half Death o All's. Sarah Kalamu. Baslo is one of tho principal cities of Switzerland, the population being the outbreak those who are but Spaniard. givon at 111,000. LIMITED. familiar with the contour of the Mrs. Sarah" Kalma died at her island believe the outbreak occurr- heme near Makawao Thursday morn- SPOKANE, Wash., January 15. William Jennings Bryan figured in a Incorporated Under the Laws of TO EIGHTEEN runaway accident horo yesterday, his sleigh upsot. Ho ed below the top of the mountain. SENTENCED ing. Sho had been ill for a long being was thrown the Republic of Hawaii. MONTHS IMPRISONMENT. into a snowbank and thereby escaped injury. Many persons on this island are time and her death was not unex CAPITAL $600,000.00 pected. She was highly respected TOKIO, January 15. Tho Japaneso government has itself anxious to see the volcano and will On January 4th, James Polani expressed SURPLUS $200,000.00 by all who knew hei. Senator S. E. as in favor of submitting tho question of international disarmamentto The doubtless take advantage of the two UNDIVIDEDPROFITS .$70,000.00 and other young Hawaiians Kalama is her son. Hague Peace Conference. first opportunity to go to the scene were before the District Court on . OFFICERS. VICTORIA, British Columbia, January 15. The schools in this of the volcanic activity that its the charge of larceny, At the re- city havo been forced to closo becasc of tho cold weather. Chas. M. "Cooke President offered by the Stoamship Company. quest of the County Attorney sen- Teachers before the Soldiers. P. O. Jones Vice-Preside- nt tence was suspended for a period HILO, Hawaii, Jan. 15, 10 a. in. Thore were two more new outbreak's1 Vice-Preside- Indications are there will bo F.V!Macfar1itne..2nd RBYMON WAS MURDERED. of that on tho summit of Mauna Loa yesterday. ' thirteen months and the young C.'H-- . a general raid upon the territorial A bright glare was visible Cooke Cashier men yvar,ned to again last ulght. conduct themselves Treasury during the session of the C. HustacOi AssistantfCashier Last Friday it was reported that News from tho Volcano eruption been sdow tho wo'ather jias properly or suffer the sentence of Legislature that begins nest month. has as DIRECTORS. Fred Reymon had committed sui- interfered with rapid working of tho wireless. The dispatch given was "got1 the Court. It is true that only a few oP tho re- through early this As Rfaiina E. D. Tcnney, J. A. McCandlcss, cide in Kanaio near Ulupalakua. Two of them apparently took quests for larger appropriations forenoon and gives the situation up to dato. As It was known criminal re- Loa is many thousand foot high, it is obviously impossible for tho people 'in C. II. Athcrton, E. F. Bishop. that to have yet come to light, but there has the warning heart and are now Hilo or In Kona or Kau to definitely to of Transact a General Commercial lations existed between Reymon been but one instance yet made pub state as the character the now enjoying their liberty while the flows. and'Savirigs Business. and a woman there many refused he wherein a smaller appropriation, As was tho case with the flow which passed over a Correspondence Solicited. to accept the suicide theory and older one, James Polani was arrest than that granted in 1903, has been portion of Kahuku ranch, the people down below know just the is when ed last Saturday on a charge of as sot forth as sulliciont for tho coming what situation tho lava gets within reaching blenmel period. If wo mistake not distance. sault and battery on the person of is probablo immediately it was the Governor who set the ball It that after the first outbreak parties, wore a fifteen girl made up to go to top of year old Hawaiian rolling with the announcement that tho the mountain, and some word should soon be fB FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAILUKU of and was sentenced to six months ho intended to ask tho Legislature obtained their observations. A dispatch received last evening stated that the new flow was imprisonment 01. this charge and for an apprdpriation for the National moving Kona. of con- Chas. M. Cooke, President W. T, Robinson, Vice President Guard of Hawaii. But, place aux toward As the lator dispatch today does not on the former conviction was sen firm this C. D. Lufkin, Cashier dames. It Is tho teachers who have statement, it is highly probablo that tho direction of tho flow R. A. Wadsworth, Director D. U. Case, Director tonced to 0110 years imprisonment for i.early two years been waiting from tho now outbreak is puro speculation. which term will take effect at the patiently for a return to tho old Tho Henry Waterhouso Trust Company has made every effort to .ob- FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT salary list, which should be restored tain a special steamer to carry a party to tho Volcano display on Hawaii. 190(J expiration of the first sentonce. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DEC. 31, before any other item in any appro As thp sugar season is just starting in, tho task has boen a difficult one. It is the policy of the Court and RESOURCES LIABILITIES priation bill is advanced one cent Finally tho inter-Islan- d Steam Navigation Company has promised that as Loans nml Overdrafts J127.593.46 Capital Stock., $ 35,000.00 County Attornoy to. give minor Then wo have the proposed creation soon as the Heleno arrive! atid is unloaded sho will bo available for tho U. S. Bonds 16,500.00 Surplus and Profits 16,084.1 1 offenders an opportunity to redeem of a sinking fund for teachers' pen trip. The Ilclene is an excellent sea boat, being one of tho latest addi- Premium on U. S" Itomls Circulation 16,500.00 495.00 Both of tions to the Hoot. is nothing positive Other Bonds (Quickly con- Dividends Unpaid 1,400.00 themselves when brought beforo sions. the Board Health There regarding the tlmo of h'er vertible.. 56,500.00 Deposits 171,308.35 and tho Board of Education have arrival. C'asU'6'n hand and due from the Court for the first time and given indications of financial unrest banks 31,179.00 Banking House Furniture and have the sentences suspended for Tho Superintendent of Public Works ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies, Jan. 15.-- Tho city of .Kingston, Fixtures 7,200.00 a long term but if they fail to pro has announced that additional spend Jamaica, was destroyed by earthquako on Monday afternoon. Many lives Due. from U. S. Treasury 825.no ing money will bo welcome, County wore lost. perly conduct themselves they will clerks and oven members of one of Fires started immediately following tho quake and the shocks $240,292.46 f240.292.46 continue. suffer the- penalty. the Boards of Supervisors have been The people are camping in the open and general distress provails. TERRITORY OF HAWAII, ) This plan has been in uso in heard from. Lands and Survey have The cable ofilco at Holland Bay is damaged and the land wires wero ho COUNTY OP MAUI, $ Judge Lindsay's Court in Denver emitted whispers. .Members of the interrupted at 3:30 on Monday. .,,, I, C. D. Lufkin, Cashlnr of Communication is now restored to within ftvo the above named bank, do solemnly swear Colorado and has been found to be Legislature have suggested a larger miles of Kingston. inai me auovo is true to ttio best of my knowleugo unu belief. honorarium for themselves, and there All Jamacia cables are Interrupted, . C. D. LUFKIN, Casuieii, an excellent one and its adoption aro still forty days left in which to MADRID, January 11- .- Anticlerical demonstrations have taken placo .Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 2nd day of January, 1007: hero should prove a succoss in most figuro out big and little sums in ad ditioii, tho so amounting to at Bilbao and San Sebastian. It is believed that the Ministry will not last JAS. N. K. KEOLA, Notary Public Sec, Jud. Circuit total far cases at least. somo $050,000. Traus-Paclfi- c Trade. another week.

t THE MAUC NEWS -- SATURDAY, IANUARY 19, 1907 THE MAUI NEVA3 Vote for the ANNUAL MEETING. is given ntered at the Post Ollict at Wailuku Maui, II.tw.iii, ns swoml-cluV- s matter. Notice hereby that the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Bank, for Republican Paper in the Interest of cf The Lahaina National A Published the People. MOST POPULAR PERSON ON MAUI electing for Issued Every Saturday. the purpose of directors the year 1907, and the transaction of Maul RubllsHlng: Company, Limifeci. such other business as may como be- Proprietors nnd Publishers, fore the meeting, will be held at Its COMMENCING FEB. I, 1907 in on Sat- The columns of the News admit communications on pertinent topics. Write only Banking House Lahaina, on one side of paper. Sipn your name which will he held confidential if desired. CLOSING APRIL SO, 1907 urday January 2f)th, 1907 at3 o'clock P. M. Subscription Ratks, Advance $2.50 Year, $1.50 in per Six Months C. D. LUFKIN. Beginning on February 1st. 1907, the undersigned stores will conduct a contest to 5t. Cashier. Hugh VI. Coke, Editor nnd VI n 11 n m e r ascertain "Who's Who" on Maui and will give SEVEN PHIZES. ONE VOTE will be STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. SATURDAY. JANUARY lit, 15107 given with each cash purchase of 25 Cents. Credit customers settling accounts during the above period will be given votes corresponding to amounts paid, provided such pay- Baldwin National Bank of Kahului.

ment be made not than May 8th, 1907 5 P. M. 4 of By-Law- s Probation for Perhaps no course pcrsued by the Coun- - later at Ballot Boxes at each of the under- Pursuant to Article the minor offenders. ty Attorney moans so much good to tho signed stores. Count every Wednesday evening by competent judges. of the Association, the regular Annual Meeting of the stockholders 0 community as the plalfi recently adopted to allow tho minor olTon-dor- s Names of judges and prizes to bo awarded will be WEEK. announced NEXT of the Baldwin National Bank will be to go free after, convi.-tio-u of misdemeanors and requiring held in the Banking House at Kahu- to report to a probation officer regularly for a long period. them lui on Tuesday the 29th of January It is the belief among these who are in the best position to know SEVEN PRIZES - - 7 - - SEVEN PRIZES 1907. at 10 A. M. that many young people are made criminals for life by the harsh- - - Business. The Election of Officers ness of our laws rather than reformed by them by carrying out 1st Prize Handsome Bedroom Set, valued at SIOO. for the ensuing year and any other the letter of the law and requiring them to serve a sentence for 2nd -- - Cut Class Punch Bowl, " " business that may be brought before some boyish prank that was done in sport or without due thought, S50. the meeting. rather than with the intention of committing a criminal act. t& Priv.es will bo on exhibition at Wailuku Cash S'tore. ''TfcH D. U. LINDSAY, The plan adopted will give those whose conduct after the com- Cashier. mission of a misdemeanor an opportunity to escape punishment by Dec. 29-Ja- n. good conduct but requiring those who will not profit by the warn- ing to suffer the full penalty of the sentence. MAUI DRY GOODS & GROCERY CO. ANNUAL MEETING. That there will be some disappointments is to be expected. On WAILUKU CASH Notice is hereby given the whole the plan will doubtless be found for the betterment of STORE, that the Annual Meeting of the community and will make better men of those who are charg. M. D. G. & G. Stockholders of Co's SHOE STORE. The First National Bank of Wailuku, an offence. ed with for the purpose of electing directors plimfntary remarks about us when for the year 1907, and the transac- SAN FRANCISCO, January 14. A cold wave prevails in this section. The Hague finally decided in favor of tion of such other business as may The Mount Tamclpais twin peaks aud the Berkeley hills are snow capped. the other countries and the United NEW OFFICE come before the meeting, will be held SALONIKA, January 14. The Turkish troops have destroyed a band then came in and asked for equal at its Banking House iri Wailuku, on of Bulgarians. rights under tho favored nation NEW WAREHOUSE Tuesday, January 22nd, 1907 at ten CUXHAVEN, January 14. The ship Pengwarn has grounded at clause. The other Powers went to o'clock A. M. Nichapcorn. The crew of twenty-fou- r and the cargo are lost. all the exprnso of fighting, and had NEW LINES C. D LUFKIN, t jiot been for their subbornness we 5t. Cashier. would now paying upward of 200.-00- 0 Foreigners in Japan. "It is a known fact that justice be NEW STOCK yen annually that would have C cannot be .had except in the higher ALL AT We print the following taken from courts and every case against a been contrary to treaty. SAVING do not decide this Jap- the Star. According to an article foreigner is carried to the Suprfcme "Plersa too soon. The United SMOKERS published in the New York Herald Court before justice is given. The anese question Kahului Railroad Co's

Jap-panes- e Slates within the next twenty years $ under date of December 30, the Legation at Tokio knows this point SMOKE $ up-war- Merchandise Department are making demands for only too well. will realize that Japan has of and that, it rights in the United States which "In taxes foreigners pay double of fifty millions people Office, Masonic Bld. KAHULUI. of them. we leave ADELINA PATTI, they refuse to accord to Americans the rates paid by the Japanese. can spare half If our doors open to them it will mean a The goods we handle are made to please. WILLIAM PENN, and otyer foreigners living in Japan. "The treaties state positively that HAWAIIAN, loss to us of the entire Pacific Ccast. (?ALL The letter was written by a man who foreigners shall not be subject to war AND LOOK THEM OVER. of Hawaiian Tobacco, copy of tfiis letter has been ' claims to be an American. The taxes or duties. Thev were levied "A ROUGH RIDERS, Washington. will be in- -' Herald in publishing it says: just the same, and we did not think sent to It The Herald has received from it wise to raise an objection. But dorsed by the majority of the foreign community residing in Japan, not as ever arranged for the entertainment Dealers in and Handlers of Briar Japau a letter, the writer of which the facts are as stated STEAMER TIME-TABL- E. showing dislike for the Japanese, of the members of the chamber. and Meerschaum Pipes. say3 he is an Atnericau citizen, a re- "The simple fact is that the Jap- their in which "The date of the excursion is Mail orders attended to promptly. publican in politics, and that he has anese do not want foreigners here, but of the one sided manner February 23. The number of people STEAMERS TO ARRIVE been in business in Japan for more and are doing everything within their the Japanese are acting. Foreigners in Japan all of inconveni- required to guarantee tho excursion, than twenty years. In that time, he power to drive them from the coun- stand these Date Name From ences, while the Japanese 'kick' when 200; the limit 300. The capacity of Fiztpatrick Bros. says, he has made numerous trips to try. The reason the true tacts are " 11 Alameda they have the least provocation. the ship is 500. 'First come first S. F. the United States and has kept in not generally known is that every Sole Honolulu point seems to be misunder- served. - " 12 Aorangi Victoria Agents. touch with affairs here. He asserts foreign resident is watched and it is "Out is "The rate is $100 round trip from " 15 CORNER HOTEL and FORT STS. therewould be more ofa similar not policy for him to stood in the United States. There Doric S. F. letters state such facts San Pedro to Honolulu and Hilo, in- sent from Japan to the Unit- for publication. as much difference between tho Jap- " 18 Korea Yokohama nature cluding meals and berlhs for twenty-fiv- anese of thu Eastern States or those ! ed States if it were not for the 'con "Permit me to repeat a conversa- days. Side on " 22 Coptic S. F. in the universities and those wHo are trips shore extra. stant espionage which foreigners re- tion heard several days ago which This rate Includes board on the vessel " 22 Sierra Colonies CENTRAL SALOON crowding to the Pacific coast as t.he-- e sident in the empire have to really prompts this letter. On the while in P'irt. " 23 Ventura S. F: is between the well bred negro of the "Entertainment will be furnished Market SrRtt, Wailukc endure. Foreigners, he says, are last steamer for San Francisco, the " 29 America Maru. . .Yokohama North and the common, routabout or by the residents of Honolulu, an en- well aware that their servants keep Nippon Maru, about eighty soldiers " 31 Hongkong Maru S. F. ANTONE B0RBA, Prop.. field hand of the South, who i worth- joyable time on board the vessel and constant watch on their movements embarked. Dinning at a tea house I a picnic every hour while on land. Feb. 1 S. less and filled with debased ideas. Alameda F. Full line of popular brands of and report to the authorities. The happened to occupy a room adjoining "Join the crowd and celebrate the " 5 Siberia .. ..Yokohama "The above is written purely from of sailing ou the WINES, LIQUORS, letter says: the barguet room, where about one event first vessel lor " 6 Miowera. Colonies a patriotic standpoint from one who Honolulu out of San Pedro Harbor. CORDIALS. BRANDIES-WHISKIE- "There are but a few of us out hundred Jnpanesc had assembled. " 9 Moana knows these ppople only tn well and "An immediate reply is requested Victoria GINS. here, and at t!mes we feel as though During the dinner a major of the re- " 12 China their inborn dislike for everything and must be in our hands by January ...... Yokohama Etc. Etc. our mother country was making a giment the soldiers belonged to made 10 on return postal. No one will be " 12' foreign, unless it means some thing to Korea S. F. great mistake when dealing with a brief speech, part of which 1 jotted permitted to be sick. " 12 Sonoma Colonies Celebrated Pritno & Seattle Oriental propositions. One must down at once. their own benefit." (Signed) H. Herron, " 13 Sierra.., S. F. live with these peoule to really know "He while his comrados "R. chairman. Bottled slated that "FRANK WIGGINS, Secretary." " 19 Mongolia Yokohama Ber them and understand what their were leaving the land of the rising Los Angeleltca Boom Excursion, -- Bulletin. " 20 America Maru S. F 25c 25c thoughts are of the future. sun they must always remain loyal 2 Glasses X) "Now that the San Francisco to their Emperor and they must re- All indications show that the ex- school question is before us, kindly member that the late war gives cursion from Los Angeles to lilts city Slinie SfableZfCaliului Company permit me to place befoie yen the them a gra d education in how to will be auccess. "From our private Slailroad position of Americans in Japan. The handle an enemy. They weie told advice I am led to belii-v- that the WAILUKU PAIA DIVISION Japanese demand equal rights. Here not to forget that Hawaii was but a sleamer which will brii.g the excur- KAHULUI -PUUNENE -KIHEII DIVISION. is our position in Japan: ' , stepping stone to the mainland, and sionists here, will be the Ohio. She is M. M. "We are here for business. There- when they reached the mainland A. Pas. P M' - M- that now in the Alaska. service, and is a STATIONS Pas. STATIONS ?rt- P - fore knowing the people, we do as we they must not forget that the Pacific first class vessel in evsry respect. It Pas. Fit. Pas. ' tPas. only Pas. are told. Otherwise it is wise to belonged to Japan; that while the had at first been decided to take a Kahului Leave 7.00 2.00 leave the country. United States pretended to be friend steamer winch had accommodations Kahului Leave 6.20 1.20 'Wailuku Arrive 7.12 2.12 "We are not allowed to own real ly with Japan at present it was only for 200 passengers, but so many Puunene Arrive 6.35 1.35 Wailuku Leave 7.20 2.20 property or to have any mining because they were afraid of Japan applications were received a Puunene Leave 6.40 1.40 that Kahului Arrive 7.32 2.32 rights. We can only buy certain In conclusion he adjured them to re- larger vessel had to be secured." Kahului Arrive 6.55 1.55 Kahului Leave 7.35 9.40 2.35 5.10 securities. We cannot hold Japanese member that a good soldier in the The following article ,in the Los Kahului Leave 8.10 9.45 3.10 Sp'vilie Arrive 7.47 s).55 2.47 5.22 on certain mortgages. When in or- land of the enemy was worth ten at Angejes Daily Times, Jan. 4, gives an Puunene Arrive 8.25 10.00 3.25 Sp'ville Leave 7.50 10.15 2.50 5 25 der to do business ws place certain home. account of the plans for the excur- Puunene Leave 8.30 10.30 3.30 Paia Arrive 8.05 10.35 3.05 properties or securities in the name "It is needless to write more. This sion: 5.40 Kahului Arrive 8.45 10.45 3.45 Paia Leave 8.1 10.50 3.15 5.45 of a Japanese, and the said Japanese expresses the thoughts of these peo The first excursion steamer to sail Kahului Leave 9.45 Sp'ville Arrive 8.35 3.35 absconds, the courts will not even pie. put of San Pedro harbor bound for Puunene Arrive 10.00 Sp'vilie Leave 8.40 3.40 consider his act a criminal one. "It is common talk that the Jap- Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands, Puunene Leave Kahului Arrive 8.52 11.30 3.52 6.05 "We are not allowed to attend anese will ultimately control Hawaii will bear members of the Chamber of Camp 5 Arrive 10.30 Kahului Leave 8.55 11.45 3.55 Japanese schools, old or young. even without military conquest. Thev of Commerce and their friends on a Kihei Arrive 11.15 Wailuku Arrive 9.10 12,00 4.10 "We are only permitted to reside can, if necessary wait until enough great pleasure and business junket Kihei Leave 11.30 Wailuku Leave 9.20 12.20 4.15 in certain sections.: children born in the islands become to tell the Hawaiian why they should Kahului A r rive 9.35 12.35 4.30 "Such a simple thing as sailing a ot age to vote, if Japanese are not m.ke the port of San Pedro and the Kihei trains Tuesday only and carry freight only. private pleasure boat is restricted. allowed the right of citizenship, be- city of Los Angeles thfir first port of We cannot leave the treaty port un forehand. If allowed the riyht of entry to the United States. Ices with a permit, and it is next to citizenship, with privilege of voting, Yesterday the pleasure trip was Kahului Railroad Company impossible to secure such a permit. they will then send coolies over oy definitely decided upon and the follow AGENTS F"OR ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, Ltd.;-ALEXAN- DE'R & BALDWIN, Line of Sailing The Japanese go anywhere desired the thousand. ing message was seut to every mem- Vessels Betwecr San Francisco and the Hawaiian Islands; AMERICAN-HAWAIIA-N but a foreigner cannot ,enter any " might take up other point;, reply-posta- STEAMSHIP CO' ber upon a l card: WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO. port of Japan (except the regular such as the house tax, recently de- "Ho for Honolulu, from San Pedro. open cided in favor of The Importers and Dealers In ports) from the water front. the foreigners. The Chamber of Commerce is arrang- sizes-ro- NORVVEST and REDWOOD LUMBER in all ugh aud surfaced. SASH. DOORS and BLINE "At the theatres the Japanese rate United States decided not to enter ing an excursion to the islands of in Re Cedar and dwood.CEDRA ULDINGS and INSIDE FINISHING LUMBER, also a full line is sixty sen. No foreigner is admitt- this dispute stating they considered Hawaii and asks if you, your family Building ed under two yen (200 sen.) the Japanese were right. But the or your friends desire to take advan- material CORRUGATED IRON, GALVANZED IRON, ZING, GALVANIZED IRON PIPE COAL "The hotels are on a similar basis. Japanese press wrote many uncom tage of the most enjoyable excursion CEMENT, OILS and PAINTS, FENCE WIRE and STAPLES: NAILS PITCH, OAKUM, fife Etc.

A . THE MAUI NEWS SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1907 9 DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR H808

In accordance with Section 12G8 of the Revised Laws of 1905, the following list of Delinquent Tax Payers is hereby published and comprises the Delinquent Taxes for the SECOND TAXATION DIVISION of the Territory of Hawaii, as indicated including Real, Personal and Specific Taxes, assessed and remaining unpaid for 1906, with 10 percent, penalties and the cost for Advertising as the Law provides.

LAI1A1NA DISTRICT. Bailey Harry 10.00 Kaaihue 16.00 Rogers W II 2 00 Kalioloku'a Kaleikapu 8.53 Wilikina 46.24 DELINQUENT TAX l.IST t Bow Wong Tong 49.00 Kekapiii E. II. 36.50 Rosecrans F P 5 00 Kelupokaliilii 1.60 Wailehua Mrs. G. B 6.84 Kekua Mine 3.26 York Man 34.43 1900. Brown John (Police). . . . 5.00 Keiiinoi Sam 178.00 Suginioto 11 00 Kahapula 16. 2T Yamomoto Yosako 12.72 .I Brown 17.00 Kapu D. 5.00 Sato Saisaido 9 00 John Kini Yanagihara Ah Yee 4.90 9.00 Keoole Aene 8.00 Sylva 6 50 (V) 2.75 2.92 Brown Leialoha ...... Kobayashi 9.22 Ah in a L. K. Mrs 7.10 Kee Kaaihue Malia Pawale 3.50 Sandwich Island Honey Co 47 00 Chuck Pung 800 Kanahuna Kula 15.56 Ah Nee i. 10.40 Kwong Lung Tai Co. 111.00 Sniffen E L et als GO (10 HANA DISTRICT. Car Chong 4.00 KuulaSam 51.80 Mrs 18.00 10 00 DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR Blako Susan Crook L. R 37.50 Kaiae Wm. 4.00 Singer Sew Machine Kahi 29.19 3.25 12 1906. Clark Frank Mrs Chew Lee You Co 27.00 Kaaemoku, Kalunanui 2.00 Ting Hoon 00 Kaili 17.80 12.05 Cockett C. B Ching IIou 24.00 Kekualopai 2.00 Taketa & Tuanisi 13 00 Kaauana 31,01 Anderson R II. 5-- Estate Kaialiilii 23.50 167.00 King Mrs. W. II. 11.00 Tomita 14 00 Kuehu Kione 17.35 Clark Thos Akahi 6.76 " 34-4- Makoo Crowell Elsie 4.00 Kawahaale 26.00 Tosu 11 00 Kaiue S. E 80.29 Achong B. C. A . 15.80 " Spencer John ... Cornwell Mrs. Amalia. .. 8.00 Kawailiilii M. 9.00 Waihce Rice Plantation 311 95 Kaula Mrs. Maakeahi 24.37 Ah Tuck 1.93 " Liilii 15.30 Caswell Jas 6.00 Kailianu 17.50 Wong Tuck 13 00 Kuapuu (W) .' 12.21 Ako Chas 2.76 Kaleihuia W. K Asa " CummingsW. II.. 52.70 Cockett Jos. Etal 96.00 Kuihelani Mrs. II. 21.00 Whiteford J R 2 50 120.13 2.20 Keanini, 31.73 Asa Mrs. Uelani. ' Kaae Maria 57.10 Chong Yuen Co 150.00 Kanahuna 15.00 Yoshida 15 10 Kili 51.98 Ahulii Mikekolo 5.50 " TallettJohn 14.85 9.00 Kaiue S. E. 9.00 Yamamoto 20 00 Ah You Cleghorn A. S Kupou D.K 13.45 5.5 " Gibson W. M 28.00 45.00 Kahookelo & J. P. Sylva 14.00 Bush Henry Conradt C. C INCOME DELINQUENTS TAX Kapiioho Victoria 3.37 5.50 " Hayselden Valuta. 3.25 Mrs. Brown God (Trustee) 2.20 Decker Dorcas F 70.00 Kalua Polly 249.00 LIST, 1906. Kenae Naukana Est 27.39 8 75 Baker Jno. A " Nahaolelua Kia. . Estate Maikaaloa 35.00 Kalua John W. 329.00 Interest and Penalties to be added. Keohokaua Est 4.62 52.86 Bridges Mrs. Rebeca 3.86 Kapiokali 53.76 " Emilia 5.00 Keanu A. E. 25.00 Kaawa Dan Est 23.60 Cuelho Joao R 3.30 " Cockett 16.40 " 12 Mrs. L. Ezera 12.00 Borba Ant 20 oo Joe. Laupahulu 00 Kahuakai Kahopuoku Est 6.42 Cushingham Mrs. E. M. 1. 10 27.40 Kahookele Mrs. L. 27.00 Copeland C E 9 45 VV. " Pali A " Kalea 18.00 Kala B 25.95 Deas Dr. V. B 13.20 Cockett Jos 6 Hale Sol 4.9'J 24.00 Keanu Mrs. W. B. 6.00 90 Kanu Lewaina Est 10.35 Estrella Jacintha Kamanu Chong Yuen Co 28 00 990 R. 38.40 Keanu W. B. 2.00 Karnakela J. Est 304.77 English Harry 7.70 Hose P Maupio 24.00 Canipsie W 2 00 .' (w) Kelimoe S. E 44.17 Fuller Jno 1,65 Hoewaa Harry. . . 7.60 Limahai 2.00 Kuahine 6.00 Davies D H 4 00 Kealoha Annie 32.91 Faustino & Wife 2.64 Hamanalau 7.60 4.00 Kekua Kupau 10.00 Iao Stables (do Rego) 25 00 Kaehanui Fernaudes Mrs. Anna 5.50 3.80 Kahalau 7.50 Hong Chan Kee Co 8 00 Kalama Mr3. S 118.89 Kahue Joseph .... Kalua Haole 7.50 Fugimoto 7. 16 12.00 Kaonohi Api Mrs. 14.00 Kwong Lung Tai Co 38 00 Kawabe 6.27 Kaonohi . . 15.00 Gomi G 3.30 Keawe Kalana. Kimura S 20 00 Kawasaki 2.80 5.40 Kasiwa 21.00 Hauola 5.50 Komaia , Keawe Kaulana. . 9.00 Kahului Whole Sale Liq Co 10 00 Kuihelani Mrs 21.90 Knott Wm. 10.00 39.30 Hoopai W. P Kauhi Geo Kaweawea 9.00 aiasuda W 10 00 Kekahuna Est 3.42 Haumea P. Kauniauma.... 5-- M 8.70 Kimura S. 143.00 McKay W A Kalama D. Wm. Smith 18.50 3 00 Kiulu Halehua 16.52 Haiashi 2.70 Kosaie (Jap) 22.00 Maui Dry Goods & Gro Co 6 00 Kailianu Ioela Kamakaole. 8.00 Kalia N. K. Est 12.95 Hauola liilii 5.50 (w) Sturgeon G B 12 00 Keliipoina 17.50 9.00 Kaliko Makakoa 2.00 Kanoholani Est 9.47 Helela Pio .88 J. Kini Kaaa Saffery WE 7 70 5.40 Kaulnmahu M. 20.00 Kanaha Hopili Estate 2.96 Kaka Wm. II. Daniels.. 22.00 Sun Quon On Co 14 00 Palaile 16.24 6.00 M. K. Honolulu (w) 1.20 Keliiwaiwaiole 7.50 Kohokalole 15.00 Tau Hung FT 4 00 Kaleikini 2.81 Kaliko Hanaole 1.20 Kahoomiha Kekau Mrs. 14.70 15.50 Kahele Noeau 4.00 Vivas J M 5 00 Kali Kenolio 11.89 S. Kaili.. Haili 5.50 24.60 Keanini 92.00 Waihee Rice Plantation 18 50 Long Mrs. H 18.87 Kalua J. W Kapehe 14.00 Helio Punihele 4.84 Yasumori 8 00 Louis Manoel 13.04 Kawehe J. H 6.00 24.00 Kaike 10 00 Hendngues P. (Kipahulu)..... 6.71 Thos. Kanuihele.. Young Tong 1200 3.75 Kahaleole 17 00 Lee Pat Mrs. C 6.13 Hooliliatnanu 6.60 Kilinahe Kanakaole. . 19.00 Yeong Young lone 23 00 Luna J. U 9.63 Haia W. P Kamanoulu 3.80 6.00 Kapule Sam 14 00 24.86 Kuapuu Lu Kai 8.88 Haia Mrs. Fanny Kamaiopili S. K 1.G0 Keelen Mrs M J 3 00 22.10 Kekuahilo 14.00 MAKAWAO DISTRICT. McChonchie P 1.75 Hanuna Est. E. M j.io Alice Mrs 3.25 Kapo Mele 12 00 Kaae S. Kahale 25 00 DELINQUENTS TAX LIST FOR Manoel Antone 3.6O Heleula et. al . 2.86 K 144.45 Kondo 7 00 Kahaulelio D. Esther Jackson... 4.00 1906. Morinaka 8.57 Helehunihi Est. E I to 2.70 Wholesale Liq Co 16 00 Hutchison W. K Kahikina Leina-lam- a Kahului Miura 15.27 Jr. 3.32 Kalakaua Helekahi Ioane Kauwenaole G. W 6.00 61.00 Kanemoto 13 00 Ah Sa $21.04 Mendes M. R 5.50 8.39 Hendrigues (Haw) Kapela 3.80 Kajita 12 00 Ah Pou 7.61 Martins, M. C 5,00 5.50 Enos Aug Jr 9.00 Iosepa Mrs. Hana 16.50 P. N 2.70 Koehi 5 00 At water F. E 6.27 Mendes Ant. R 3,18 Kahokuoluna Kapu Louzada... . 52.00 Isaac Wm. K 4.40 Kobayashi 7 00 Aiona 3.14 Mahuna B Lahaina & Pioneer Stables J. Enos 45.00 74.41 Imi Uilamakoa 5.50 101.80 Kalua Lono 1 50 Amasaki. 24.67 Mattos Daniel 6.30 Kamai Kuaialii ; Meheula Moses Noa , . 6.00 5.50 Kaaa Akiraoto 17.57 Geo. 6.00 5 00 Kanepaina 10 50 Manoanoa Ben 9.87 Kalolo Puahaunui 5.50 Miner Enos Mary Alves 4.35 9 00 Manoel 7.87 Mossman Mrs. Louisa 9.00 Kaaihue Ololua 5.50 Manese Loika . J. Brown 95.00 Keikeohuna Aukai D. H 7.77 Makia Peter 16. 17 Kailianu e.co Napuunoa. . . . 30.70 Keawe 4.00 Kalani 10 00 Kapono AkunaG 35.26 Momona Karnaka 5.39 Z. K.. 5.50 (w) . . . 29.00 90.00 Kunukau Isabella 600 Kanoho Pilepo Nahinu A. H. Kunukau.. Arao S 32.51 Makua, Est 13.90 5.50 . . - 9.80 ' 5.00 Koomo'a W D 55 00 Kahunaolaole John 5.50 Naki Clara. ... Kaleihuawehe (k) Akaua Mrs. Mau Sin 2.30 Miner G. E , 233.37 166.50 Kapono Mrs A 6 00 Kaeha 5.50 Nowlein Sam Wm. Kahawalu. . 2.00 Ah Sam J. C 39.98 Momona Kawika. ... 11.89 Kauimakaole G. W. K 5.50 Nakuina E. M. Mrs. 26.25 ' Napuloa. . . . 2.00 Kauwekani 6 50 Ah Mi Tam See 392.31 Mahoe P. Kalei John 20.85 Kalohi J. Kalama 5.50 O. Rev. . . 19.80 ' 12.00 Makahala (w) 6 00 Ah Mi S 81.98 Murashigi Nawahine Wm. Saffery 2.92 Kahaunaile 5.50 , Apele Hoopii & Meleana Peneamina I. Pa.. . . 6.00 Wawaipuu 3.00 Keliaa D II 8 25 5.95 Momona Meleana 2.81 Karnaka J 5.50 Pali Philip 19.90 Kia Nahaolelua.. 29.00 Kealoha Mrs A II 16 00 AhFook 21.27 Niue Mn. Kuleana 3.80 Koina ,.. 5.50 Ah Cheu Y. Est 51.57 Mrs Katnauoha Frank Peahi Keao 2.15 ' B. K. Kaiwiaea . . 28.00 Kamakele Est J 165 00 Naukana 6.24 5.50 Ah Fong 1.65 Nakila J. K Kamai J 5.50 Puha Moke 1.60 Freitas J. D 7.00 Lani Lucy 40 50 16.27 Aea Mrs. L. K 1.54 Nawahineokalani Est Kualaau 5.50 Reimann August.! 54.35 Alf 11.00 Lynch Mrs V E 72 00 51.98 Furtado Ashford Jennie E 24.46 Ozawa A. K Keohokapu C. B 5.50 Reimann August Jr 9.80 Umetaro 24.00 Maialoha II 11 00 2.14 Kahooluhi Lipano Funaoga Aquiar Frank T 3.30 Olelo 23 19 5.50 Spencer Martina 2450 68.00 Maiuloa 25 00 Kaua J. Hauoli 5.50 Gee Kung Tong Alana Est 4.42 Piohia Kupa 1.60 (w) 4 50 Kemohe B. Aha 5.50 Sea Louisa Mrs 18.60 Green C. T 38.00 Mahuka Apela Kaluau 67.28 Hui Peahi 63 05 Kahai Aukukina 5.50 Tetzlaff Mrs. (Guardian) 44.50 . . . 17.00 Maikai W E 16 00 Bras Jose Santos 3.80 Halama Kaleiamumu PaT. K 9.72 Kaaitnaunu Kaluna 5.50 5.95 Makano 11 50 Wahineaea Hana Ilaleikalani 25.00 Burans 0 34.15 Plunkett John 23.79 Kahimoku P 5.50 4.90 S Brown WaiaholoEd Hale Puha Jr 21.50 Makalena Est 18 00 Mrs. Julia 10.46 Plunkett R 12.34 Kiyuma (barber) 5.50 Wainee Church...... 4.90 Hirai 13.00 Mele Morri3 11 00 Booth C. W 24.53 Pa C. K .9.50 Mrs. Enoka Kawaiaea 1.66 Crook R Kahaleuahi S. K 6.60 White Wm 91.70 B 5.00 Mokolo Wm 7 00 L. 5.00 Pulehu 9.40 Hota Kaleikini 6.60 Vierra Henrv Sr 3.80 Manu Daniel Et al 18 00 Cummings W. II. Est 106.57 Pavao Manoel 10.01 Hennessey J. et al 20.00 Keike E. R 1.20 6 Cooper Henry Est 3.52 Piwa 2.81 Hanaoka 22.00 Makanoe Jce 00 Kekiwi 1,20 Dung Young 6.25 Puleloa Mrs. Kaa ilaau 15.69 Hong Chan Kee 3.50 Miazaki 6 10 Kuheleloa 1.20 WAILUKU DISTRICT. Emerson O. P.. 6.20 Poepoe Kaai DELINQUENT TaX LIST FOR 10.00 McNamara Geo 13 00 3.05 Kuhoopii J. K 6.60 Ishi EldridgeD. K 5,41 Paia Mrs. Ehu 1906. 20 00 8.59 Kaowile 5.50 Iao Stables 43.50 Mahu Wm Freitas Lilia August..! 20.81 Fukila K 4 02 Kapo 2.43 Interest and penalties to be added & Maui Land Co 133 00 Jackson Mrs. llanna Fivella Act. P 4.45 Peterson W. L .7.83 Keloha (w) 1,20 Mahiai Kuewa 16 00 Kaanapu 30.00 Ferreira Enorme 1,82 Pupule Karnaka 31.20 Kahele 1.20 Ah Kang 7.00 M 2 Kaialiilii Mrs. F 3.00 Masuda 00 Fernandez John V 12.90 Papu Rose Est 40.00 Kaua A. K 6.7 Ah Ho 56.00 ', Kaialiilii D. K 2.00 Medeiros F 500 Fernandez Manoel 4.05 Puu Est 4.63 Kukana Jno 6.72 Heong 52.00 ; Keuoi , j.2o Ah Kolona S 14.00 Makaau 2 00 Fat Sing 44.16 Pacheco Francisco 3.42 11.00 Forsyth Ed Kaiminoonoo Mele '. 1.86 Ah Chew (Restaurant).. Kahookano Mrs. Ella, Maliana (w) 3 50 11 84 Rapozo Joe 6.30 3 00 Fong Wai, M. Keopuhiwa Est t.98 AhLau 7,00 Murakami 8 10 Mrs. K... 34.30 Sabey Dr. L. R 22.66 Keahoha j Kahelckua Kapea 1.38 9.00 ' Forsyth A. K 90.24 Ah King E. S 16.00 Maui Kacing Ass n 48 00 Sato ..12.05 Kekahuna Est. P 8.36 Kaleikini Fernandez Antone 9.85 AhHine 11.00 Muramatsu 9 10 Sniftin S. K 106.53 Kahiehi .' Kalena Hao 11.50 Godfrey i.io Frank 5.02 Silva Ant. C Kamala Est ', Allencastre Mrs. II. But 15.00 Makahala (w) 600 8.39 jr. 46 Kealoha Aukai Haynes C. E ; 12.05 Silva Antone Kaleo Jas. H. S ler Maalo G M 7 50 2.83 3.42 . .. 2.50 , Kapuahoonani Birch. Hokoana Ben 7.94 Schaefer Elizabeth 13.37 Kaleo J. Makole 7.48 Alau Makaiwi (w) 3.50 A Kamanuolea 6.00 McGuire Mrs E 600 Holiona 1.02 Kaleo J. K .. (Ch) 25.00 Smith Wm '. 3.03 t.27 Amana 10 00 Kaleo ; Kanohokuahiwi Est .... 12.00 NNakai (Jap) Hamili Kaina 36.05 Scholtz Eunice 14 03 Est. J I0.30 Ah Mo 26.00 Kahunu Kaakauhema 3 00 Nahoopii 12 00 Haake Male Poni 27.8 Smith Mrs. G. W. 60.78 . 22.00 Kalama Ncki ... AhKau(w) Mrs. 5.00 Nakaahiki 4 00 Ilekekia S. M. 2(1.44 Sumida n0 Kahaawe 4.90 Kaiwiaea B. K Ah Ki Wm 22.00 Nawai Mrs Wm 25 00 Ilanle Mrs. Kaleiula 1.60 22.08 Kalahele S. P. 6.00 Souza Autone 6.55 Kalauao Mahiai.. Chow 31.00 Hale J. 23.25 5S Ah Keiki Kaawa Est. 6.00 rsapena 33 00 P Tam Loo 19.62 nuanaana 14.00 HalsteadMiss 1.97 Ah Sam Kahaulelio 2.00 Nakashima S 25 00 Tam Loo Emily 2.75 Kaal Keul Est 2,20 T. L 12.00 Hop Wo 21.51 M. R Akoloka Kalanihookala Wm. 12.00 Fahale-- a 5 Tilheiro 34.17 Kaiaka (w) 1.66 5.00 Hatch F. M 11.77 Thompson Mrs. Kaha (w) AkiLily Kaholokai, A. S. 10.00 Nawahine O 16 50 Charles 1.16 30.00 Henriques Lucy K.. 8.59 Tripp Mrs. J. H Kapoohiwi Enoka 88 Ah Kip Geo. 8.00 Pa Mrs T K Est 17 00 12.56 Kaluna Hiram Hattie M 6.68 Tanaka Cho Kuaokolaai x,30 Ah Mi S 58.00 Parker Sam 330 00 2.92 Keliikanakaole 5.00 Hookaia 3.67 Tong Kan Lee Kapunihaua J. K j.64 Abraham S. W. KaleiWa 30.00 & 7t76 Kahananui 6.00 Quon Kee Co 7 00 Ilae D.K 37.16 Kaulana 6.60 1.50 Vlveiros Joao 6.30 Aleo Kainea Waliim-nuk-i D Koolau Rubber Co 7.53 Kaholokahiki 8.00 Quill Mrs 24 00 Johnson Mrs. P 34.6 Waiwaiole Ah Sam J. C 9.00 29.21 Kauakaokai Loke Punohu (w) 13.00 Rego Ant Do 12 00 Jordan M. M 9.85 1.65 Sang Gon 18.00 Kaina Manoel rWaikalao 5.04 Amock 1 Jaclntho Jr 7.05 Keluhanui 1.65 Andrews Mrs. L. A 8.00 Kaunikana 9.00 Rego Jno Do 600 Kapihe J. 1 30.09 Wada 2.92 (Continued on Page 4. 4 THE MAUI NEWS SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1907

(C'ltitimiefl from pae 3.) Hitchcock TI. R. 3:JT 90 pplicd science rather than in dis country has so wide a variation in Jones Wm. 1 :) 5(1 covrrv and climate or such a wealth of Kunii'kmi S. ! 20.90 research. fomt Kalio'mo 4 So In Kuhia 6.20 The since of forestry hns until very flora as America As we advance 1 Kahanamii 2 70 us. of we slia'.l 7&wrtM!?MrrT Kf.i'.iini iV iui (wV.. 8.25 (s) itely bron altogether foreign to knowledge silviculture 75 Kawainiii 1 (ill is of fuct.s IC 'An 1 v I It hardly ten years since the firt.t place at the disposal Europe 1.65 K.'.i'ii' l'T Kane Emma 4 H.'i t tempt to introduce scientific fores which may well prove of imoni tanee Kinjf Clias- - H o! K;l i . IiUi'.l E. 20 ry upon Anu'iicun soil was made, for the management Kuropean K.ri..l:ini I.t-1- . INuu)- -- ICaniakalii Kilia 2 70 nd the opening of the Cornell School forests. New species will doubtless t.65 Kiniunk.i Kauhioknlani 3 SO f Forestry in 1898 was a pioneer oe made available for commercial use 6.16 1 Kal1.1Ww.1i ICt'fttuiamii 1 1 70 top in American' education. Nor ab tiad, t e next problem of the 2.20 JIT DRAWS fo ifself .thsmalUchiarioe P K'lloo (Ki oil Kekuinae - 2 15 was it possible in this field to import of forests on climate should 1. 10 i Ktko:i . V 15 lltwhich you formerlytscaifered. If 12.10 Kalailieana 2 developed science and start abreast be brought toward solution, and new Kaliikni;una E cTr-owi- n5 Kama! A. L. ) 30 f European investigators by borro.v methods of practise will be brought "account Kalnniliou (w) - I.IO starts a bank 1.22 Kalua Jno. W. is 00 ii their results Doth the natural to light. creafeTf will Kuiuiinoonoo (,w) and a fund which finally Kiiahanni 4 !o nd the a 'tilicial conditions which Oflicial recognition of the progress Kntmla (w) 3.S independent.' MAKE THAT 10 in iriakevou KtliiHfU:lii....f 2.20 Kaiakra Kehonwai 40 eterinine forest, utilization are so achieved in experimental forestry 2.42 7 DEPOSIT TODAY. WBSSm Kaaua Mrs. K.m;inui Kaholekoolua (o itTercnt from those found abroad the United States was made lh the FIRST KaUliua 1.76 Kuulili 1 lid that a new science had to be built up invitation extended to the Forester Ktaupufli . P 35 Kakakaia 3 20 from its foundations. by Dr. A. Buhler, Director of the WA1UIKU LAIIAINA NATIONAL RANKS 1.88 Kajnini Frnnk Kaailuie Joseph 2 70 Americans may well feel proud of Royal Wurttemberg Forest Testing 1.88 Kaniiho Hiel !t 30 Tubingen, Germany. 1.88 Kapu the rapid progress made. That such Laboratory at Kaniakamio S Kukahi 4S 20 been is primarily In bis Doctor said: "In 4.40 results have secured letter Buhler Kapu S " Kanianainanu 9 80 ue to the liberality and foresight of inviting the United States to join the Dan Y. V Kaptwa Kaluaaha S. 13 00 Congress, which has steadily support association 1 am but expressing the Kauimakaok- - G. T 7.04 in- - 5-- Kaleikca 4 90 ed and provided for the work by general desire. You have accom Lililea 8.14 KuikahlChas. 3 25 reasing appropriations as success plished so much and have taken so take Chat GET THE HABIT I.IO KekUmu 14 70 as been atteincd arid capacity for capable a hold on investiga'ions that Lyons Jno. E , Of trrdiiitf at tlie LAHAINA STORE the depend l.vous Mrs. Kcktla 1.3a Kuhihewa 10 40 xpanding usefulness has been prov the work of the association would be able store. You mlht save a few tteps hy buiiinr Lyons M. T Kahalewai 9 30 ed. The country is fortunate In the furthered by your membership." elsewhere, but are you sure of the freslniens and Luachu Mrs. Annie Kanewanui Sam 8 10 outcome, for it is now in position to Tho Forester's letter of acceptance quality ? Our goods'in every department are of the a.54 Lee Hini; Kalalike 10 80 tilize wisely one of its greatest re approved by the Secretary of AgricuV best quality for tho money. We would not make this ' statement if we did not mean it. Murioka Ztotnro Kekplohe 8 20 sources and to do what may be done ture is in part as follows: Inrakami Kahemalani 1140 to national has always 6.72 avert the peril threaten "The forest Service The Best of Everything Makia.... Kaluhi Louisa 17 50 ed by forest destruction. Wo have been deeply interested in the admir Moknlau Coffee Co Live and Let Live Prices 6.71 Kalilikane 7 10 now a science and practise of forestry able work of the European experi Jt Moihu 6.40 Kamai 2 70 based upon American conditions, and ment statious, which have been such : Miyoruoto THE LAHAINA : STORE Albert M 11.56 Kahapuu Kahele 9 30 re ready to enter upon the stage cf an important factor in raising fores Makaena Dry fros, Groceries, Bt its and Shoes, Notions, Plantation Supplies . Makaena S. K 39 Kamaewaewa 3 80 igher scientific research with the try from pure empirics to the position 2. to LAHAINA, MAUI. M uk ah io Jno Kaluhi 1 60 ther nations represented in the In of a true science. Our own problems, l9-- Maunaloa Malic. ; Laakila 3 80 ternational Association. tho exceedingly vital to us, have until 3.60 Marie Rosnlina..t Mahoe J. II. 13 70 Affiliation with foreign workers recently had only a limited, local in- I.76 Mololani M. K k Mahiai Lewi 7 10 will materially aid us on the way to- terests, and for this reason I thought 2.20 Meikiros Loui3 A 34 00 ward goals. bet- from in I.20 Makaleka further Better and best to refrain participating Molina Ilaniol - In- I.65 Mauliawa Rahapa 10 90 ter methods of practical manage- the general scientific work of the Muhna Mana'sd H. Rev. 7 10 ment can be devised as knowledge of ternational Association. Now, how Naleiliaole 2.40 Meliaka 2 15 the underlying scientific problems ever, a number of wood'testing sta- Napihaa 6.71 GOT A THIRST? 14.96 Naeole 3 80 becomes fuller. The United States tions are well organized, other labora Nee Sing Wal 1 NakuPaia 6 00 will profit also thru the criticism of tory work is well uiider way, and tho Nahiku Rubber Co THE MOST DELIGHTFUL Nuunnu M. K Nakuina Emma Mrs. 119 20 Is published results by the older and 127,000,000 acres of forest reserves VnViln 1 K 15.40 Namnkaokaina. 7 10 more experienced foresters of Europe with whose management the Forest XawaUineokalani EsU 3 Nauka 2 70 since a part of the plan of cooperation Service is charged offer opportunities THIRST- - QUENCHER IS NishwiUj. H 12S PaRalZelie 7 20 is the mutual exchange and discus for many investigation which may l2 Nahalca Sol Paahao Luika 4 90 sion ol forest publications. The con contribute to the progress of our Noa Jno 3 80 ventions of the association will give science. 550 Pa pi Harry Nakahaslii 2 70 opportunity for the discussion of in 5-- Pawaa "I sliall therefore be very glad to Kuinic 1. Karai " I.IO Pauhiwa 7 60 ternalional problems, for persontl have the Forest Service of the United PRIMO BEER Opunni O 5-- Pitapoo 14 20 contact with foreign leaders, and for Okada S - States Department of A?r'cuure 1,20 7 promoting feeling of fellowship A Toouahi Poaha' 60 the become a member of the Interna SINGLE TRIAL PROVES IT ,ao Prendergast John 7 60 among workers in a common field runaole tional Association of Forest Experi Totnaikai Kaahanui 22 Pualani Malie 3 25 which helps to draw the whole civiliz SO ' and promise as I Sam 5 Reimann Makaleka 4 30 ed world together.' ment Stations, l " Taabu Spit4 C. W. Mrs. 13 70 Foreign forestry will profit from active 'participation in its work aa Pele(w) Townsend Geo. 3 80 our investigations, because no other circumstance will permit." Tiihi Daniela. a4 WaFaholo Ed. 8 20 10-- Taxton K. E...- - Wilson J. H. 68 10 Taviahi Est. Enok .ao mmwmmwwwwmmwwvwwwwwmwvwwwwwwwwwwwwwvwwwwww ALL ToobinaD. M - IT'S raulo Est. Akcncki.... LANAI DISTRICT. THE HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST CO. Ltd 1 Toe IN THE Pierre DELINQUENT TAXE LIST FOR LENS. Quill Kiilalaina ...... 1306. About six months ago we sold two kodaks fitted with Rostwnme Lena G BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE, STOCKS & BONDS special lenses. Rebecca Pauu Hutneku ...... CLu Gam and Young Chee 45.00 WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE The lenses cost more than the kodaks. Smith Cbnf But the work turned out by these two Est. J. P 8 26 Kaltlioku 10.95 kodaks was so Saunders NEGOTIATES LOANS AND MORTGAGES far superior to the ordinary that the owners Smyth J. Kilani - Kalioobaiahala 9.80 became ' enthusiasts. ScbnackJ.H 5- - Kaleihba Moses 24.10 SECURES INVESMENTS Others saw and ? the pictures ordered special lenses for Takeda Ka'uhahe Pia 25.20 their kodaks. As a result we have sold more Goerz and Tanaka - 9-- A of High Grade Securities Lupeau 20.80 List mailed on application Zeiss lenses already this year than in all the years we Tarn Hoy l0-- Mahelona 7.60 have been in business. We have always 5-- recommended Tellos E Maawe 4.30 CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED such an equipment but the price of the special made Yau lens Tarn Manuwai Amoe 2 70 customers reluctant to try it. Since they T: ,.. 2.20 have seen the PibeFanr.y 2.15 HONOLULU, HAWAII P. O. Box advantage we are getting orders nearly every day. Unauna Est. Jos. U If you want the BEST a Goerz Ecke Smyth J. K. 43.30 results vet or Zeiss Wilkingson lens. We have several very fine ones in stock and will Wills T. C '5 4o Zablan Ane Estate 12.00 quote prices. T. C 86 1 hereby certify that the foregoing Wills , a m Walia Estate 65 is a correct list of the Delinquent Watrner Mrs. Kaniho taxes for the Second Taxation Divi HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO. 6-- Yasada sion'. ' Islands of Maui, Molokai and CARRIAGE BUILDING FORT STREET, HONOLULU. Yaiuanada 5-- Lanai for the year 1906 to the best INCOME DELINQUENT TAX of my knowledge and belief. When you want your carriage repaired to last LIST 1906. Signed. Wm. T. ROBINSON, Assessor, Second Divison bring it to the right eliop. This brand denotes quality. Anderson R. H J0-8- 25 Chalmus Jos ; v Write in regards Kaiwiaea B. K GENERAL BLACKSM1TH1NG HORSE SHOEING. us to your Aaerican Forestry Leather needs. Send your MOLOKAI district; Honored Abroad DAN. T. CAREY Hides to and feel DELINQUENT TAXES LIST FOR us you may 19Cb The Forest Service of the United Main St. noar Market, Walluku, Mau certain of fair treatment. States Government is to become a Akola 1 60 member, of the International Associa Ahu Annie 3 80 tion of Forest Experiment Stations Buchanan Chas. 7 60 Other countries represented in the Metropolitan Meat Co. Eisbaw Minors 3 80 association are Germany, Austria IJannister Andrew 63 90 France, Italy, Russia, and Switzer - LIMITED - Brown J. F. 524 37 land the leading countries in the Box HONOLULU, H. Callow Jane 5 95 practise of scientific forestry. Tho 504. T. Coral raill C. C. Mrs. .86 30 purpose of the association if) to stand Paint Telephone Main 143. CockettC.H. 1195 ardize experimental work generally WITH A OLOSS 1 60 methods of investigation Cockett Isaac so that tuff make porch chain and laws fur- Dart Mary Mrs. 3 80 in each country will be unifoim, and niture bright and attractive. Estate Ilalualani 8 10 to collaborate in researcUes"cffect!u For a few centa and little time youcaaUaktttwaaagood CORNER SALOON " Ilulihee 5 40 two or mjre of the countries interest aa sew. Corner Market and Main Sts. Wailuku, Maui " It.aina 2 70 ed. " Kaopcuhina 29 20 That the Forest Service should be The NOTHING BUT THE BEST OP " Kaae Maria 34 00 able to enter this association on eqoal WELL KNOWN STANDARD RRANDS OP " Kalnamoe 9 80 termiwitb the European countric Sherwin-I'iujam- s " Kapu 24 50 thru whoso researches, conducted for WINES, WHISKEYS. CORDIALS, AND '' Jvutnak altilii 4 30 many years, a science of forestry has Buggy LIQUEURS, RAINIER PRIMO " Kupibea 2130 been built up Is evidence 01 the rapi Paint BOTTLED BEERS. " Lililchua 27 40 Drocress we are making in this mt5e originally for buggies, bnt ft toogh finish and brfeht color make n also " Mokeha 2 15 science. Material development an suitable for many article for outside exposure where high gloss and strong colors are wanted. " Napa pa 40 60 the practical problems which it ha Put up 2 la small cans. . 25c glasses 25c Fountain Robert 4 90 presented have absorbed most of ou SOLD BY mmmmmmmmmmmmm HEADQUARTERS FOR Green M. 2 70 energies, and our contribution to lh O, SPORTING ISLAND PEOPLE Hikiona. 21 30 world's progress along scientific line E. HALL & SON, Ltd, Heie Jouu 12 50 has been la the field of invention and HONOLULU. S. KIMURA, Proprietor. Wailuku, Maui. THE MAUI NEWS- - SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1907

LOCALS PERSONAL MENTION. FOR SALE.

Last Monday evening Mr. D. H. Eight Hawaiian Mules well broken If there is a better 5 cents Cigar Davis met with a painful accident at to harness. Apply at this dice. than the Owl, It has not yet been the Maui Hotel. Mr. Davis was at at. discovered. The Owl knows no the time speaking to some friends superior at the price. and was hurriedly called to answer a NOTICE. The Woman's Guild of the Church telephone call. He rushed to the of the Good Shepherd will hold its upstairs phone and it being dark Notce Is hereby piven that the could regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. not see a 2 inch plank laid on Annual Meeting of the Stockholders 22th, at the home of Mrs. J. H. Ray- two wooden horsps that had been left of the Hygeia Soda and Ice Works mond. there by the painters. He walked Company, Limited, for the purpose ALICE NICHOLSON, against this plank striking it with of electing directors for the year Secretary. his nose inflicting a very painful l'J07, and transaction of such other bruiRe. The report of the financial con business as may come before the dition of the Fiist Nationl Bank and Attorney J. L. Coke was a pas meeting, will bu held at the Baldwin that of the Lahaina National Bank aenger to Honolulu this week. He-wil- l National Bank, Kahului, on Mon 3 appear in this issue While the First visit bis family in Oakland and day January 28, 1!07 at o'clock P. National has paid a snull dividend it his faiher and mother in Oregon be- M. has greatly Increased its surplus and fore returnigg. He expects to be W. A. ENG LE, has therefore made this institution a gone about four weeks but will be Secretary. more reliable institution with which back in time for the Circuit Court. Jan. 12-1- 9. to deal A. W. Uottomley, of Bishop and We have just received by SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE A. Korean was before the District Co. was in town this week. with steamer a Magistrate Monday charged C. F. Herrick, representing Gut In accordance with Section 41, of the Nebraskan assaulting another Korean at Camp Schuman, was in town this week on an Act of Congress entitled An Act 6 with a knife on the 10th day of business. to Provide a Government for the large assortment of December. The case was called this A. J. Cass left for his future home Territory of Hawaii, approved on week as the complaining witness has in Seattle this week. He has been on April 30, A. D. 1900, the next Re in hostital ever since the been the Maui some weeks arranging h.s bus gular Session of the Legislature of and unable testify on ac- assault to iness affairs and does not expect to the Territory of Hawaii will convene of wound FURNITURE of seriousness the count the return to the islands. in Honolulu on February 20, 1907, received. He was represented by J. the third Wednesday in February. Mayfield has returned to which will be on display M. Vivas who asked to have the case Geroge Such session shall continue not longer spending a pleasant continued until the 21st instant that the island after than sixty days, excluding Sundays in California and Nevada. he might have time to look further vacation and holidays. next week. into the case. Leon H. Cook left for Honolulu th's G. R. CARTER, The local Elks held a meeting at week. He will probably return to Governor. the Maul Hotel last Saturday even- the coast soon. Executive Building, ing for the purpose of arranging for Tom Burminghara is expected in Honolulu, January 2, 1907. the entertainment of the Elks ex town today from Honolulu with a full . Jan 19-2- G. We are unpacking a large curslon from Honolulu which will take liiie of goods from E. O. Hall & Son. vplace on the 10th of ebruary. Com NOTICE. shipment of Ladies' Gentle- were appointed and arrange- mittees Puunene Gun Club Shoot. ments made for an elaborate recep- All Notaries Public, holding com tion.' The coming of the elks will Co missions as such not. issued by E. C. men's Misses' and Child- There was a meeting of the crack to enliven the town and as all Peters, Attorney General of the much marksmen of the island at Puunene of professions and trades will Territory of will please sur classes last Sunday in which the b"st shots Hawaii, ren's shoes in all the latest represented it means much for same the of be of Kihei, Makawao, and Wailuku render the at onice the About fifty members are and secure new Wailuku. participated. Attorney General styles and at reasonable to come here from Honolulu. expected Some excellent shooting was done commissions. JOHN M. KEA, The passengers arriving from Ho- by the home team and Makawao. Clerk. Department of the Attorney prices. nolulu this week by the Kinau are Kihei did not do so well as usual General. very bitter at the treatment receiv- and Wailuku was not equal to the Honolulu, Dec31, 1906. ed at the hands of the boatmen when older teams but is fast becoming a they landed at the wharf at McGre- - good team. - gors. They say that the mail boat During the day W. W. Wescoatt FOR and the passenger boat left the made the best record, breaking nine SALE. same time and raced steamer at the teen out ot twenty blue rocks, mere One large second-han- d refrigera for the shore and as the mail boat were several who made nearly as tor in good condition. men locked their oars into the oars good records. Apply at A. Enos, Wailuku. t. r. of the other boat they were enabled Of those who shot unusually well to get to the wharf first and while were W. W. Wesccatt, George Dishes Missing. CANDY the passengers were compelled to Keeney, Ed. Peck, Dr. Geo. S. downpour of rain Keeney, F. If the party who took seven dozen . remain in a heavy Aiken, W. Lougher, Ed. the boats crew proceeded to unload A. Mayfield and A'rthur Betts. plates from the Knights of Pythias the mail and afterward the freight In a shoot by teams, Wailuku Hall will return the same n ques before the paisengers were permit- - Makawao won first prize while Kihei tions will be asked. t. f. of . ted to land. and Puunene tied. A number given and won by the There will be an interesting little prizes were FOR RENT. We have just received from 11 ser different teams. - Ceremony during the o'clock Three bright office rooms- with Shep- Bros, vice at the Church of the Good toilet and running water and acety- Gimbal a choice line herd tomorrow morning. Several FOR SALE. lene light over First National Bank Junior girls will be admitted into the of Wailuku, can be had after January of of the Stock of Branch of the Daughters 100 Shares of the Captal 1, 1907. King. the Maui Telephone Co., at the upset Apply to FRENCH CANDIES price of $15 per Share. 'Bids will be Bank of Wailuku. Many persohs have expressed a First Matioral received up to noon of Tuesday Feb. If. desire to take advantage of the tirst 12, 1907 the National BanH which we are selling' at 40 onnortunitv to visit the volcano and at First of Wailuku or the Baldwin National will go if a steamer is run for that Bank of Kahului. The right to reject Pukalani Milk Dairy to purpose at the proper time. cents per lb. in quantities any and all bids is reserved. A Chinaman was before the District Terms Cash on Feb. 15. If you want a daily supply of suit violating the 19-2- Court Thursday for Jan. 6. fresh, pure milk, or fresh milk Board of Health rules in regard to butter, apply spraying laundried clotting by water Japanese This is a Nearly Three Thousand PUKALANI DAIRY sprayed from the mouth. For January. custom that is very common and TeF. 166 Makawao For Gentlemen almost any day on nnuld be seen Oakland, December 5. George is to the credit Market street and it Kennan, the distinguished author and or Moki, the Waikapu policeman that FARM PRODUCTS We are having a sale of war correspondent who is studying in every Saturday was made this year. Delivered Wailuku the first arrest the Japanese question In California, and at Paia and Hatuaknapoko on Wednesdays at lowest The Wailuku Cash Store has open- has decided views on the subject as prices. trousers. Price from $2.00 BUTTER, ECGS ed a drygoods and millinery depart- far as it affects the possibility of POTATOES, WATERMELONS, with the 6tore. Island POULTRY, SUCKLING PICS, CORN, ETC ment in connection clash at arms between the Telephone Orders to to $2.50. States. There will be a meeting of the Empire and the United . said: am as A. H Knights of Pythias to night. Kennan "I here ProprietorLandgrafKAILL'ATARM. student of the situation and I am not Telephone No. 359. appointed George W. Maxwell was ready to express myself in this re Best California Apples $2.25 a box. his com- deputy jailer and received gard. But if the Pacific Coast, and was one BISMARK STABLES CO. Lid mission last Saturday. He California especially, desires to es for the Republicans of the workers cape being overrun by Japanese the WAILTJKU, MAUI been A large assortment of choice during the last election and has only proper course to pursue would fresh News a type setter in the Maui be to request the Government at LIVERY, BOARD for many years. Office Washington to open negotations with and SALES STABLES Groceries just received and now on 100 Shares of Maul Telephone Japan looking toward restrictions Stock is advertised for sale In an- being placed by Japan herself upon The BISMARK STABLES sale. other colum. This stock has paid from the class and quantity of emigrants one to one and one half per cent per leaving that country for these shores. proposes to run the Leading Lives y for the last fifteen years That would be the wiser ourse, in- month Business on MAUI stead of putting up the bars against Stable A dance will be given at the Arm them on this side. ory this evening to which an admis-sio- "Regarding the eventual proba- DRUMMERS' LIGHT WAGQNS of will be charged. KAIHULUO 50cts. bility of war arising between the two STIF3 countries for the supremacy of the CARD OF THANKS. Pacific why should we fight for it? Excursion Rates to Iao and Ila'e Because both America and England akala with competent guides The Big Store with the Little Prices, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fergi.son wish use the Atlautlc Ocean must they and drivers to express though the columns of the fight for supremacy? Is not the News their heart felt thanks to their Pacific broad enough for both? The many friends for the assistance and supremacy of the Pacific on com- NEW RIGS--NE- W TEAMS sjmpathy during their sad bereave mercial lines will be won by the best ment. brains and the best organization." VEW MANAGEMENT THE MAUI NEWS- - -- SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, J 907

(Continued from lust issue.) , NOTICE. NOTICE. LOST. joolalong,nn nrticlasomewlint similar All nl Note Book and one Six foot rulo to rubber, which is mixed with nulla Executors Administrators and The regular annual meeting Buy a & between Wailico and Wailuku. Sat- rubber for use in the various Indus Guardians, appointees of tho Second stockholders of the Maui Wino the' urday Dec. 8th. Return to this of-- " ..f trios. In addition to this there wns Circuit Court, are lioroby directed to Liquor Co. Ltd. will bo held at forthwith tile their as such olllco of the Company, Knights of tico and receive reward. tf. Microbe Proof Imported 32ft, 053 pounds of puttn- - accounts Pythias Huilding, on Wednesday, percha, which is used chiefly in tho Executors Administrators and Guar- dians, as directed in their respective January 23rd, 1507, at 7:30 p. in. for WANTED. manufacture of submarine- cables. the reception of annual reports and Refrigerator. appointments. Brazil is the chi,ef contributor 'to such other business as may be 1 india-rubbe- Hy he Court, pairs of Fox Terrier's Old refrigerators give lodgment to germs. So' the r supply of the United brought up at the meeting. Two or three EDMUND H. HART. of good breeding. Communicate with States, tho quantity imported from , J. GARCIA, also do refrigerators that are damp. Tho Clerk. f. : that country in the ten months end & Co. this ofllcc. t. I Wailuku, Miui, January 11, 11107. Secretary Maui Wine Liqor Ltd. ln October amounting to 20,750,000 Jan. 12, 1!), 2G. Dec. 20. Jan. 5, 12, 10. Leonard pounds out of a total of 5:5,500,000, while tho United Kingdom contri IAO STABLES Wnlluhu, Mnul. buted 8.500,000, Germany 30,000,000, n Cleanable European A. Do KCGO ft CO., Proprietors ' Refrigerator other countries 7,000,000, THE MUTUAL INVESTMENT CONTRACT is built on the latest and most scientific princi- Mexico nearly 3,000,000, Central America a little over 1,000,000, ple A microbe simply can't live in it. and l,h East Indies over ', 000,000 pounds. Livery and Boarding Stables 0" It will stand the "match test" for dampness All or tho rubber sent from t.he OF THE .17 European to the United V, tho simplest and surest test you can give for tho countries greatest defect a refrigerator can have. Leave States is of course, the product of HACKS, BUGGIES, SADDLE HORSES, non European sectio.is of the world, a match in it all night it will strike as good AT ALL HOURS OF DAY OR NICHT and chiefly colonics of tho various coun Pacific Mutual Life Insurance as ever in tho morning. , tries from which it is sent. Tho conard is made to be taken apart and This tfrowlnir demand for india rub Competent ami Cnrcful Drivers. Special ber and the reduction of tho natural cleaned. attention given to Tourist Parties. Skill- supply owing to the crude and often Company California ful Guides to lao Valley ami Halenkala. New stock now at reckless manner in which the supplies of . . arc gathered from the rubber, forests tf South America and Afriea have & Vjiilulu---Lahiiin- a - H. Hackfelcl Co., Ltd. resulted in tho establishment of rub 'tStae.- HONOLULU. bor plantations in India, Ceylon, tht Malayan Peninsula and Java, as well as in Hawaii where 'hey aro now provi'les for tho complete protection,' beVore and Joe Doreo, Manager. only in the growing stage. Expcri nYter death. mcnts made in establishing rubber THE Maui Wine & Liquor Co. plantations in Java, the Straits In addition to the Legal "Reserve required by Law, Settlements and Ceylon have been so the Pacific Mutual offers additional security to its ALOHA SALOON successful as to justify the belief that policyholders by reason of the most stringent In- Market Street. Wailuku the rubber production of the world surance Law of tho State of California appertaining Nothing but tlio best of SOLE AGENTS : : will, in the not. distant future, come 0 largely from cultivated inVtr ad of to life insurance companies, which provide for a capi- Well Known Standard Brands from the natural rubber trees as at tal stock, and the unlimited liability of thostoekhoid-ers- . OF 1 RAINIER BEER present. Indications seem to justify This additional security is conservatively esti- Wines Whiskeys DIRECT FROM THE BREWERY the belief that the Philippine and mated at ?! 0,000,000. Hawaiian Islands aie capable of pro- Cordials, Liqueurs I ALSO ducing large quantities of this article. The Pacific Mutual was organized under the statute RAINIER AND PRIMO Data collected by Philippine botan- law of California in tho year IStiS, has paid policy- Bottled Beers Paul Jones, Cutter ists and collectors show that the holders over $17,000,000, and still holds assets of AND climate, soil, and other conditions of 2 Glasses the Philippine Islands'aro favorable nearly $11,000,000, for'their benefit. 25c 25c Cream Pure Rye Whiskies to rubber and guttapercha, and Dividends are paid annually, which may be used HEflDpUARTERS FOR Island Sporting People Special delivery every hour in Wailuku. Government nurseries have been to incrcasc,tliopinsuriuico or to decrease the premium, already established in the islands for T. B. LYONS, Prop the distribution of rubber plants for at the option of the insuranced. Policies contain the I' use of plantations. In Hawaii most liberal nonforfeiture provisions. rubber Hawaiian Iron Fence and this new industry is entirely the In the event of permanent total disability, from The Lahaina National Bank of local enterprise and the A creature any cause, premium payments cease and the policy is Monument Works, Ltd Clms. M. Cooke, Pres. C. D. Lufkin, Cashier Win. Helming, Vice-l're- cultivation thus far is promising of R. A. Wndsworth, Director W. h. Dccoto, Director most satisfactory results. -- Ad vcrtisci payable in ten equal annual installments. Eacli 101 $1000 life insurance provides for $5.00 weekly indem- FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT nity in the event of accident; each $1000 life insurance I 60 YEARS' AT CLOSE OV BUSINESS, DRC. 31, 1906 EXPERIENCE provides for 5.00 weekly, indemnity in tho event of RESOURCES LIABILITIES taiHflH' disease disability, (3G diseases.). Loans, Discounts, Overdrafts....! 29,446.64 Capital Stock 25 ,000.00 Cash and Exchanges 6,340.56 Undivided Profits 2.54 ! U. S.. Bonds 6,250.00 Due to Banks 514.40 We Sell iron Fence i Other Bonds (Quickly con- Circulation 6,250.00 vertible) 11,061.33 Deposits 23,006.22 Premium on U. S. Bonds 220.00 Designs Furniture and Fixtures 1,142.14 'nMHI'fVTfl COPYRIGHT'S AC. Five Fer Cent. Fund 312.50 Anynno sending n fkctrh nnd description may GENERAL AGENT, WlirtBo Frnfo rpoMTcil Iho IHeheRf Award.1! quickly nscertaln onr opinion frco whether aD 'Joll Mcilnl," WorM'fl Fair, bt. LonU, 1H.. tI Invention Is probnbly patentnhlo. FOR THE TERRI- The moat economical fence you can Imjv f 5 54.773-1- $ 54,773.i6 HAHUB00K onl'ateuts C. J. HUTCH1NS, Mrioo lccH in an a renpectftMo wood fence,, hy sent free. Oldest apenoy fur securine patents. not repmp your oni ono now who a neat, I'utenta taken tnroiiffli Mutm A Co. receive TORY OF HAWAII. IRON FENCE. TERRITORY OF HAWAII, tpecltil notlcf , vt it nout cnarce, in ma MKT A IjIFKTIjIK." vf 1 g SS Over HO dcHlcnn nf I run fcYnrn. 11- 1- 1,9 COUNTY OF mAM Irou Flower Vase, NrttiHM I, C. D. Lufkin, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the etc., fehown In our cutalogurB, A handsomely llliitratpd ireeldy. T.nreest dr. Low Prices ntovc statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. culatton of any rriemliln lounuJ. Terms, 13 a SPECIAL will C. D. LUFKIN, Cashier. yenr: lour months, ? 1. n.'wsnoniors. PICK eurpriseyou Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 4th day of January, 1907. SGIBronnvay, ARRYE AGENT. OALH AND , SEE ua JAS. N. K. KEOLA, branch Olllci-- (35 V St.. w. 1'. U Notary Public Sec. Jud. Circuit Honolulu, T Hi PORCELA Removes grease, lime, rust and dirt stains from. enameled "A BA'ffH TUB'S, LAVATORIES,' KITCHEN SINKS and all other Enameled Fixtures. Tliq.qiily exclusively sanitary cleanser made, nltnliitelv free from aci(l(or grit, Do not ruin your Iiatli T.1I1 wi ll seen. rin soaps--o- r powjlor. Just wipe it away with 1 O II C K L A . I'ut up in convenient packages of half-poun- d each. Sold by Kahului Railroad Go's MERCHANDISE DEPT.

mmmmmm mmmmmm Our Dry Goods Department is now ready for

business. As announced last week, we will eon-du- et V a first class Dressmaking Parlor. Millinery will also be an attraction Ohooso the hat and the stjio and wo do tho rost. What "with arranging tho abovo and preparing m for our Voting Contest, wo have boon "going some." THE OWL IS THE LEADING AMD MOST POPULAR As announced in another part of this issue the 5 CIGAR THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE COUNTS prizes will bo on oxhibiton in our windows. Tho votes may bo cast at oithor of tho 3 storos. GunstEakin Cigar Co., Inc. Distributors tor Territory of Hawaii. Wailuku Cash Store, Honolulu. Up-to-Dat- o and Growing All tho Time. s mm

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