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'WAlftJKU, MAUI, H. T., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, i 908 NUMBER 2-
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4sm :ta uj fujv ui 1111
nortanL waiters.
mu'iftlii! board notInst weqrapi as lowotrs:
A4?'MoitNiiiG sisroroN.
BaOlA M., Chitnnian ' W. Honnmg
call. W ironninff,S.-K- ..SfJ'M; Church x
W. P. Main,TSilCdiuo aim T. 'Mover.
SyS7 Minutes of the injtirjloktlicl'itluwevo readjuul the sfttii(jJ)VPret.
approved., 4,Tho petition oMJMCoolanui etal
W Jvoeis f5'-Uj-f
month of July 19071
was taken up'for e,xanunalion. ilr.. Case conducted the examination oT
.the witnopses. jUIiho A. l.,this:matter was deferred.
Mr. Von Temnsky id Mr. Aiken' being present, Oit.aopio road
situation was discussed. '
' At 12:15 P. M. the Chairmana recess, ta ii until. 1 :K)
P. M.
AFTERNOON SESf'& '' 'he:Doard was called to-or- der
r
'IKV .vGliairman W'. ,IIcn- -
tPtw' ' petition "of D. Koljinui el
I'.ft'y'- - al was again taken up',focongideration. 'At 4 P. M., 'the fatter
(.1,
Present:
ordered
again continued until Mr. D." Morton and Mr, Ben Manoanoa
'be present.- The communication of L, ,'M.
'4JJaldwin and Moses Kauhimiihu,- -
Cputiaued ou Page 6.
Wailuku'School Concert
. tv;inancial Success.,Va.' i '' , f
The concert given . Friday eyen-in- g
lnftby the Wailuku School in
honor of Washington's Birthdaywas very successful. The assemblyhall was tastefully, decorated withferns and flags, atdiI 'qxercises
reflected credit ijih the pug!? andheir teachers. Tho attend unco
was large, and the 'proceeds fromthe sale of ticket? amounted" to thesum of 181 25, whiqlif'ill be 'do-vote- d
to buying cdrTajns and other.HGcessan' oquipiiieht-fo- r iho schoolstage, and to the purchase of boolcs
. for the school library.The following programme was
rendered:1 Selection Quintette
"2 '. Chorus All Hail School
M Piano Duet Frances Marshall
,
X Maggie Rurlem.I MotiQn-Son- g The Waiters
'. l"en Little Girls;
5Sp'ng, Angel's Serenade, withFluto Obligato Loilani Weight,
Mr. Copoland
i
Stock :United Statoi llouds... 16,500.00l'romiumou U.S. Uonds 4SO-0-
Other Uonds 42,850.00Cash aud.Uue from Iffliiks 43.MOISHanking IIouFimntUre.ete 7,050.00Due from UwKSij 815.09
OP HAWAII. )
01' MAUl. .l fI. H f'aao Til 1 Vin.Pndi1Mf r.f
that the above statement is true to thti bcay
sworn to before lurttlii
isters
HolT 1MbtingLadies Entertain Reverend
Oenticmen.i
On Tuesday, February 25th, TfieEvangelical i ministers of. CentralMaui met for their usual moffthly
senium at tha. Union ProtestantChurch AT tKahuluh I3igliteffli
iiinia;tcr8 and licensed preachersand nine visitors were present tolisten tb 'able addresses by. ' Hev.Finrtk S. Heuddcr and KQyJ&O-- ' If.tlulick of nonolulu. '
.
Mr. Guliek spok ,irjon--ni-o .topic
"The PastoSas if vPreiH)hc!r;' hvhile.Mr. SiddA-J- s was VA M.inis- -
r.jS for Jns Preach- -
nigi' liotn ottlrcse gentlemenwero listened to With the greatesteagerness.
p"'. M. (t. Santos of Paiaprcaeh- -
exCellent sermon in Englishupoti- - Things Expedient and Edify-
ing." . His critics were Rev. Seud-de- r
and Gulick.Rev. ' E. 15. Turner ul the Pain
Foreign, Chuirh conducted the' devotional exweises for the day.
An excellent luncheon- - was pro-
vided, .by u committee of churchkulicg ns foiling: Mrs. A. .1. Oossin,
mrl'F. HoifBTMw.TM.MrijVE. K. Long, Mrs. Lucy Aika-l- a,
M. K. Mawae. Several otherladies contributed for the occasion.
The next session .of Mho MauiMinisters' School will - be. held inWailuku in conile'etion with theSemi-Annu- al Meeting of the Association, of Maui,- - MolokKi and LanoL... .!.!!. 1.1.... 6l 1 1 Oil?wiiien usM'inuiei iJUiii ,iaven loin,to 25th.
0 Song Hushaby, Lullaby Pupils7 Selection Tho Victor8 Song ' Tho Rev. W. Ault
"9 Gypsy dar.ee Ella Bal,.Jloalani Llbyd
10 Piano Solo Maggie Burlem11 Dialogue-Son- g
Kenneth and. Teddy Deckor
12.f?ong . . .Mis. Field13 Cornet Solo' Mr. iKifkin14 Duet, Matrimonial Sweets
Mary Hurl, Thtrvoy Cormvoll15 Selection . rl ho Victor1G Song - Mr, Ilanney17 Selection '
(iuinlette18 Chorus Hurrah for the Schools
of Hawaii10 Piano Solo ' Frances Marshall20 Song A Little Boy's Speech
Ah Tong2lYSelcction The Victor22 Fancy Drill The Red, Whito
and Blue Toaing to ropreaent:1. Salutation. ' 2. Meditation.O T1 l ! I T"H 1 vo. wovouon. j. o.Joy. G. Love. 7. Grief. ' 8.Good-night- .
23 Hawaii Pojioi.
Surplus and 1'rofits io.8ai.aoCirculation.', .16,500.00uvue 10 nanus. 144. 16Dividtuds Unpaid 1,400.00Deposits 161,168.15
Ja4,a35.6o
hu fve named biiuU, do soUmmly swearaim oeuet.
ad Vice-Pteside-.it.
IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAILUKU
Chas. M. Cooke, President V. T. Kobin&cn, Vice-Preside-
' C. D. Lukin, CashierK. A. Wadsworth, Director D. H. Civse, Director
SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT' . - at the close of business, December 31, 1907
RESOURCES JJABIMTIE3Loans and Dtatouuts .$118,380.4 Capital S tc.onn.on
(quicklMjsouvert)
URRITORYCOUMTVI).
biiuicribed andJ.
rrciwrafegji
QABt ,'uuic sec. jtwl. Cimuit
Rubber Men
Hoi Meeting
Stock Well' Represented"Assessmenis Paid.
The annual stockholders meetingof the Nahiku Rubber Company wnsheld on the 2Gth instnnt in the pubno rKim ot tne Jlnsonic icmpie mKahului' and while not a greatmany of the stockholders were present in person a great majority' ofthe stock was represented by proxy
President D. C. 'Lindsay calledtlimnccting to order and on a can- -
ft&Vof the stock it wad found.rhaHfy(e entire amount of the assessablestock there was less than one lnuvdred dollars delinquent and of theassessable stock hed in tho countyof Maui not a dollars worth of thestock was' delinquent. This showing was a surprise even to the stockholders present as it was ' knownthat assessments are levied on ehmonth and a majority of the stockis assessable.
The managers report was listenedto with the greatest interest andwas much discussed.
Doctor E. C. Watei'house .advocated planting the trees fartherapart than hadbeoir the custom inthe past.. He finally withdrew hismotion as he stated he had broughtforward the motion in order to getan expression of opinion from thosepresent. ,
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The affairs of the Company arein good condition and the prospectsfor a profitable plantation arc favorable.
The treasurers report is as follows:Honolulu, T. II., Feb. 20lh, 1908.
To the President and Stockholders of the Nahiku Co., Ltd.
I herewith beg to submit a statement of the Nahiku Rubber Com-
pany's finances for the year endingDecember 31st, 1907, showing a listof the assets and liabilities and alsoa summary of the accounts chargedoff to installation.
Assessments on the assessablestock have been called during theyear amounting to nineteen (19 )
per cent.Respectfully submitted,
FRED T. P. WATERHOUSE,
STATEMENT OF THE TREASURERFOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31,1907- - ,
ASSETSInstallation account 41,623.92Real EstateIvive Stock i53-o-
Iiuildings 3.37"-3-Tools and Implements 59a-9-
Furniture ami Fittings 472. 61Bills Receivable 679.00Personal accounts due 1,610.16
Total 82.7S0.45LIAIlIUTIIiS
Capital Stock Paid up Shares S7.7oo.oj" Assessauie " 1S.255.oj
Bills Payable 0,500, 00Sundry Receipts 311.32Ualvina Torres 25.00Cash Overdrjjft 89.13
( Total 82,780.43INSTALLATION ACCOUNT
Salary account 1,866.64Plant " 1,865.3 iLabor " 10,120.21Interest 315-6.- )
Genera Expeuia 1,091.1;
t5S9-o-Balance Dec, 31, 1906 '.35.76-J.S'- j
$41,623.9
The olllcei'8 and directors electedfor the ensuing year are-- I). C. Lind-say, President; W. r. Hall, Vice-Preside-
P. P. Rosecrans, Secre-tary; F.'T. P. Waterhoiue, Tnwuror; Dr. IS. C. Waterhouse, C. D.Lufkin, and W. 15. Lowell, Direc-tors; D. 15. Murdock, Auditor.
A resolution was linseed audiori.-in- g
the payment of actual ' travelingexpenses of the bftloers and dire-ctor while attending meeting of theboard.
Church CaHs
Jew PastorRev. Theodore k. Waltrip
to Xainilui
The Union Protestant Clnui ofKahului, through its clerk, Mr. TD. Skinner, this week called thoRev. Theodore A. Waltrip, now re-
siding in Phoenix, N.'Y. to becomepator.
For some months' the Kahuluichurch has been having only tenvporary supplied until a lHistor couldbe secured, Through the fecon- -
inendations of Rev. Alliert S. Raker,M. D. of Kona, Hawaii, Rev. WF. Day, D. D. of Los Angeles, RevChas. N. Thorp, Pastor in Chelsea,Mass. and the Hawaiian Hoard, thechurch decided upon Rev. Mr. Waltrip.
ue ineodore a. Waltrip wasborn in Tuscola, 111, Dec, 12th.18U7 and was educated in the fol-
lowing schools:. Clmrlestowii (111.)High School, Lee's Academy andWest Held College from which hegraduated with the A, 15. Degree in1891". Ho then took his divinitytraining in the Union, Biblical Semi-nary of Dayton,. Ohio, where ho received the degree of 15. 1). in 1S9LTho&ame year he was ordained forthe Gospel ministry, and went toCalifornia where he taught for threeyears m Wood bridge. At the completion of this- term he was callecto his Alma Mater, Weslfield College, 111. where he taught two "years.He resigned to become Seminarypastor at Sugar Grove, PwHis-- l
next pastorate was Lakewood, N.V., Avhero he remained four years,and has now been pastor of theChurch of Phoenix, N. Y.' for fiveyears. .
Rev. Mr. Waltrip with hi wifehave the reputation of being veryinteresting people. He is greatlyloved by tho people of Phoenix, N.Y..and is highly respected by . allthoso who know him. He is v idscholar and ovidontly a bi.iadrtiii.-l-e-
man, as is proved by jn"m of therecent topics ho has beeil . i ' gin his Sunday evening n.iiii n inPhoemx. He has been prserios upon tho great rci'.(,is of theworld. Some of his tu).i- - wire
Buddhism, the Belief of Asia,"Comfueiunisin, the Creed of
China," "The, Gods of Greece,""Christianity, the Light of theWorld..'
It is earnestly hoped that Her.Mr. Waltrip will accept the call,and the Kahului Church is to becongratulated upon the choice ofsuch a strong man for their pulpit.
Restraining Order-Wa- s
Issued.
A number of Omaopio residentshave filed u suitaskuig for a perma-nent injunction against the Cpuiityof Maui preventing the County fromopening up lite old road that form-erly ran tliroigh certain lands jnOmaopio that are now held by thehomesteadersHhere.
The case was heard by Judge A .
X. Kcpoikai of the CircuitCourt Thursday and a restriiiniigorder was issued. -
The whole matter will le hearone week from next Monday 'atwhich time the matter of tho' ner-mauc- nt
iujuut-tio- will Ijc consid-ered and the Nmatter of damagesaskejl for will te considered:
The suit if brought in "thte nameof Frank Robcllo agast the Countyof Maui.
J. M. Vivas represents the uLiin- -tiff and County AUTuy H .
dm) and Attoriicy J . L. Cafe arefur ti dfeadurH.
LAU
ONCE MORE
There are Six Large Flows.vPit Rapidly FillingUp.-Wo- uld Remo.ve Jeroms.-B- ar Associa-
tion CQnsiders Judgeship of Maui.
(SPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEWS.)Sugar '90 deg. tost H.85. Beols 101s.
HONOLULU, February 2S Wilder is still unindorsed by thoRepublican central committee.
GrossimTn was killed over a dispute with his cook as to the timerequired to cook, eggs. He was riddled with bullets.' TOKIO, February 28 Owing to numerous failures and the moneystringency the stock market shows a decline.. A number of firms havofailed in Tokio and Osaka.
'NEW YORK, February 28 A committeo of stock holders of thoMetropolitan Railroad Company have aslced Governor Hughes to re-move Jerome on twenty two counts.
WASHINGTON, February 28Thirty seven railroads have peti-tioned the Inter State Commerce Commission for a postponement ofthe order requiring eight hours for a days work for telegraph' oper-ators. .
PARIS, February 28. Six thousand men havo been sent to Mo-rocco.
NEW YORK, February 28. Johnson and Burns will fight.Tho'Captain of the Slocum has beonjtaken'to Sing Sing to serve
his sentence of ten years.
WASHINGTON, February 28. Tho bill, having for its purposean increase of pay for the soldiers, has been killed in the senate.
LIMA, February 28.-- Tho battleship (loot will leave Saturday.IIILO, Fobruary 27. Advices from the Volcano state that there
are six largo flows and one large cone. Tho crater is filling up rapidly.HONOLULU, February 27.7-T- ho Bar "Association is divided as
to the recommendation of the of Judge A.'N. Kepoi-ka- iof the Second Circuit. A heated discussion wiis had vP.stmvW nf
tho meeting of the Association and an adjournment was taken untilnext Wednesday.
The Japnnese are making preparation to receive Admiral Evans.Madam Lisbon, tlio palmist sneaked off on the Hilonian to avoid
prosecution undor'tho Kahuna Act.Tho Governor and tho Committee from the Rapid Transit are to
agree to a car scheduje.
OAKLAND, February 27. Thobaby John Martin relative to bombsthere under direction of Mrs. MartinWatson villo awaiting MO,000 bonds.
ST. PETERSBURG, Februarymembers of the Douma in audience and expressed a- wish that thomembers would carry forward a movement for reforms in Ar.nrinmatters.
WASHINGTON, Fobruary 27.od the Senate. It provides minishmont for tl lOSO Cncrjimilrr lit clnt.ni.frin tho Philippines.
VADIV03T0CK, February 271
lin Island, whereby Japan and Russiaorijy settled.
COPENHAGEN, February 27.bill has passed 3rd reading,
.IION.OLULU, February 20.against Koloa plantation by Judge
20..the
ofJ ho
of
police tho statement ofunder tho houses of iudires ltl.-ice-
as a revenue. Sim iain inn;.,
27. Tho has received 300
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The Penal Code has finally nn.
Tho difficulty in Sakhawore at is boinir
Universal municinal suffragist.
'"'.
An was granted todayLindsay.
--It is 10 war ships
Rithot in place of Captainhas not yet' ondorsed Wilder as
A number of Sailors assaulted tho captain of'thoKuhio cables that the Pearl matter looks more
Tho committeo on yards and docks havo recommended tho passage of a'bill appropriating for a station at Peal Harbor.
SAN FRANCISCO, Februarywill gather when fleet arrives.
Czar
boundaryouts
expected that
Fullerton.favorable.
$700,000
ST. PETERSBURG. February 20. General Stoessol has petitionedthe Emperor fora pardon.
DENVER, February 2G. Thirty anarchists havo boon arrested fortho murder of Father Iloinrichs.
THE HAGUE, February 20. The carriago' of tho Queen waswrecked by striking a car. No one w as injured.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fobruary 20.-Ca- ptain Glazan of the Rus-sian Cryiser Askold committed suicide than face court martial.
Fobn,lI7 20. Weodon lost in tho damage suit,lhe Moana will open today to accommodate passengeis from tho
Monna and the Siberia.?,I,oDimld i8tho caulniu Uio
County Central CommitteoTax Assessor Oahu.
verify
satisfnet- -
Tho
injuction
Drew.
Harbor
rathor
Itis pot probable tlfiit the Demoorats will got control of tho S tar.iLQNDpN, February 20.--L- ord Gray in tho IIouso of Commons
stated thajtthe situation is critical.
WASHINGTON, February 20. Roar Admiral Converse defendedthe navy beforfc the senate comnfittoo.
'XE .V YORK, February StWfho Hudson river tunnels weroopen-e- d
today for traHic. -
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Our 13at few persons are a warn f tlio ;real, impro vetnont
Harbor, in the harbor at Kahului than win recently made by
the Kahului Railroad Company at its own expense and what advantages those improvement ore to shipping int crests.
Dnf,, tho rofoiit .lvodsrinir of the 1, arbor and Hie constructionof the breakwater there large vessels of tho American-Hawaiia-
could not enter the inner harbor and would lie in the outeri i i tho nnliiipst, and when the indications wrethat the weater would be fair. Now the Nevadan and Hie other
voeuk 1i nt. norfeot ease in the inner harbor with slack- rhawsers while heavy swells are running outside.
This condition existed last week when the Nevadau was in port
The same is true of the Erskine M. Phelps which left port las
week. She unloaded one thousand two hundred anil fifty tonsballast and took on tive thousand one hundred and forty tonssugar and sailed away in twenty tive days from the time she ei
tered port, a record that is not. surpassed in Mo.iol-il- if tho For
Geore is a criterian.Tho tlioln sailed atvuv with nracticiily t he same crew that she
n elm fiiinp into nort a slateinenl taat cannot lie said
many vessels that enter Honolulu harr.or.Pilot Macaulay is authority for st.atoirieo.t that any b.,H!e-shi-
of the United Slates could enter the inner harbor of Kaliulu;
with perfect safety and anchor tlieiv.Private enterprize has done more for the' improvement f lin
harbor by dredging and th! build in of a breakwater than has h n
done by private euterpr'ze in'any Ivirb-- in the territory an J yet
uo Federal aid has been given.The immense amount of slipping froai thi
but a beginning of what, may be expected in.
time that steps be .alien to h ive t.lie Iviri) r
dredge and the breakwater extended and
outer end.
No. 5994.REPORT OF THE CONDITION OFthe First National Bank of Wai-luku. at Wailuku, in the Ter. tiS
Hawaii, at the close oi business,February 14, 1908.
RESOURCES DOLLARSLoaus and Discounts 135,(150 22Overdrafts secured and
unsecured 550 19
U. S. Bonds to securecirculation 10,500 00
Premiums on U. S. Boiuis 450 00Bonds, securities, etc. 51,800 00Banking house, furniture
and fixtures I o978 0(1
Due from National Banks(not reserve agents) 5,812 39
Due from approved reserveagents 11,103 "74
Checks and other cash" items HI S
Fractional paper currency,nickels and cents 12 98
Specie 20,770 30Redemption fund with
U. S. Treasurer (5
cf circulation) 825 00
Total 240,593 90
LIABILITIES DOLLARSCapital stock paid in 35.000 00Surplus fund 20,000 00Undivided profits, less
expenses and taxespaid
National Bank notes out-standing
Due to other NationalBanks
Due to State Banks andBankers
Dividends unpaidIndividual deposits subject
check . 111,932Demand certificate of ,
depositTime certificates
depositCertified checksBills payable, including
certilieates depositfor money borrowed
5G2 68
10,500 00
17 29
5,2412S 00
to 17
of
of
41
20,082 89
20,570 4060 00
10,000 00
Total 240,593 90
Ter. of Hawaii, County of .Maui, ss:I,C. D. LUrKLN, Cashier of the
above-name- bank, do solemnly swearthat the above statement is true tothe best of my knowledge and beiief.
C. D. LUFK1N,Cashier.
CORRECT- - -- Attest:Wm. T. ROUINSON iD. H. CASE Director.R. A. WADSWORTH )
Subscribed and sworn to before methis 24th day or February 1908.
J. N. K. KEOLA,Notary Public.
Second udicitd Circuit.
THE MAUI
Itciltor H IYI Hunger
FEU. 2D,
typewoitor
the
hari):)r in th past istho futiu ami it issarv'jyol' tin. I laterstrcni; thiiod at the
No. 8101.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
the Lahiiina National Bank, fitLalinina, in the Ter. of Hawaii,nt the close of business, Febru-ary 14, 1908.
RESOURCES DOLLARSLoans and Discounts 34,714 51Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured 278 47U. S. Bonds to secure
circulation (1.250 00Premiums ou U. S. Bonds 200 DO
Bonds, securities, etc. 12,000 00Banking house, furniture
and fixtures 1,150 00Due from State Bi nks
and Bankers 9,343 04Due from apprjved
reserve agents 255 18Checks and other cash
items 501 50Fractional paper currency,
nickels, and cei.ts 3 84Specie 1,905 00Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer t5 i of circmlaticn) 312 5o
'Total , 00,975 27
LIABILITIES DOLLARSCapital stock paid in 25.000 00Surplus Fund 300 00Undivided profits, less ex- -
penses ,i' (I (axes paid 113 31
Nalioi.a! Rank notes outstanding 6,250 00
Due to other N.i '
Ranks 2,(103 l ,
Individual .leposi'.s .si.l.p-c-
to cheek 23,421 69Demand ccrtiliea'e.- - of
depot-i;- . (' 7!5 85Time certilieates of
depe.,k 3 (lhl 00
Total 00 975 27Territory of Hawaii, fouuly of
Maui, ss:1, C. D. L'jfkin, Ca hirr of the
alxived named bank, da solemnlyswear that the above statement istrue to the best of my knowledge andbelief.
C. D. LUFKIN,Cashier.
CORRECT Attest:Y. II ENXIXG )
CHAS. M. COOKE IR. A. WADSWORTH )
Subscribed and sworn to beforeme litis 20th day of February 1907.
J.JARCIA,Notary Public
Fine Job Printing jit theiMatii Publishing Co.
HONOLULU, February 25. The Vnitcd States Supreme Courthas decided against tho contestants in the Notify will case.
Net fishing in Honolulu harbor is tabooed in the interests of com-
merce.HILO, February 24. Surveyor Wall yesterday measured the vol-
cano. He found tho lloor of the pit had rised 125 feet in eilit days.It is still rising on an average of ten feet p r day. The depth is now
only 302 feet. The volcano is very active.
iltle Sen of
T. P.I. Church Die?.
The i nt if i ill! i ii v was slmek-i-
Kriday inniniiiii to learn "f it
rath of the little five year old sonI Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Chinch of
I'aia . The Child died during the
nifiht as a result of pneumonia.I le had been ill bill a short time
iim! lew realized mat lie was in
langi r until a very short time he-or- e
his deal h.The funeral Wiisheld Friday al'tiT-- i
i
noon,;!!!'! many persons irom : ni . . ii .iover eintral .Matii aUeinnu me
funeral.A great deal of sympathy is ex
pressed I' l' the bereaved pan nts.
No. K207.
HlifOKT OI- - THE COINDII ION OF
the liiiltlwin Nattonul IJjinU oi Kti-htil- ui,
at K..hulul in the Tcr. oilliiwtiii, nt the close of l)usincs4,February , 15)OS.
RESOURCES HOLT ACSLoans anil Discount's 82,411 UO
Overdralts, secured andunsecured 2,518 HI
U. S. Bonds to securecirculation 13.000 00
Premiums on U. S. Bonds 5(511 28
Bonds, securities, cle. 20,510 !'4
iaiikino house, furnitureaed fixtures ' 3.41S 20
Due from National Bai-k-
(not reserve :ig tils) 4 0 .si
Due from Stale Ranksand Barkers M'UiOo
; nd oth. r CaVnitems 212 75
Xot es of ol i.er Na no
Ranks 270 no
Fi iM i al Kl per eli.-- r "In ,
nieke , and cents SO 01
Specie ll.J.'iiRed' in pi ii.n fund i1 ii
U. S. Treasu re! (5 ,
of circulation 05(1 o
Total ' 165.909 03
LIABILITIES HOLLA f iSCapital stock paid in 50,000 00Surplus fund - 1,010 K4
Undivided profits, less ex-penses and taxes, paid 91 02
Notional Rank notesoutstanding 13,0(10 00
Individual deposits subjectto check 09,188 58
Demand ce' tilicales of
deposit 2),537 19
Time certificate s of
deposit 6,983 85
Cashier's checks outstanding 150 95
Total 165,969 03
Ter. ot Hawaii, County of Maui, ss:I, D. C. Lirfdsay, Cashier of the
above-name- bank, do solemnly s'wearthat the above statement is true tothe best of my knowledge and belief.
D. C. LINDSAY.Cashier.
CORRECT Attest:II. P. BALDWIN )II. A. BALDWIN DirectorsJ. X. S. WILLlAiMS )
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 25th day of February, 1908.W. O. AIKEN,
Notary Public.
BLOODED STALLION.IiellriiiHer is the only Dcllriner in the
Country. Sired by Bcllriugcr, dam Aus-
tralian Maid. At the Iiisuiark Stables.CllA. BAKI-R- ,
Proprietor.
NOTICE OF ELECTION OFOFFICERS..
At the Annual Meeting of stockliol.lers of the Maui Dry Goods &
Grocery Co. Ltd. the following oflicers and directors were elected toserve for the ensuing year:D. II Case, President & Director.W. E. Hal. Vice pres. & Director.J. Garcia, Treasurer & Director.F. Medeiros, Secretary & Director.T. Burlem, DirectorA. Garcia, Director.M. J. Mourn, Director.
FRANK MEDEIROS,Secretary Maui Dry Goods &
Grocery Co. Ltd.
HUGH M. COKE.
Not, it v Rt iii.tc
WAILUKU. MAUI
- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 J903
15Y AUTHORITY
$100 UEWARI.A iiMvairt ef Kin. wi.l he paid t
the person or persons 1. i nkl in .; in
formation which ! lead to tinarrest of the person or nor-ian- s v I"
ill tempted to set (ire toned burn tin-ne-
residence Building of Jieeo' ,
N. Krpoikai, en ihe nioht ot 'Hi....;day, the lilli day of February I'M?.Dated Fell Tilt V.MW.
V. E. SAFFKRY.Shrr.IT, County of Maui.
$109 UKU MA ANA.
K uku '.a ana h" Makam f Km, i keKanaka a man Kanaka paha e hoikcinni ana i kekidii man oleln ike hikiai ke ho u ia a linopai ia ka men n
nnui mea palm i linao ai e lmhi koloho i ka hale noho hyu o ,iinauanawai Kaapuni A. N Kepoikai, i kenhiahi o l;a po o ka I'eaha l.i d o Feheniari 1!)(IS
IJiiopekaia Fehi'i-uar- i 7. 1!)08.
VV. i: SAFFI-.ItV- ,
Makai Nui Kalana o Maui
FAR Pi! 'PRODU CTSDelivered in Wai'.uku every Saturdaynnd at l'aia and H.unaknapoko onWednesdays at lowest prices.
POTATOES, WATERMELONS, BUTTER, EGOS
POULTRY, SUCKLING PIGS, CORN, ETC
Telephone Orders to
f . H . LandgrafI'KorRiKToK KA LUA
Teleplvie- - No. 359.'v.
VICTOR$10to
$100"Music tin I fun are good
medicine.The Victor beats tho doc-
tor.Our easy-payme- plan
soon settle? all tiie fees; butthe medicine keeps on coin-ing. And it's mighty pleas-ant to take. Write us.
BERGSTR05S MUSIC CO.,
HONOLULU
- NOTICE.
The Board of License Cmiirnission-er- a
for the County of Maui will hold
a meetiiio at the pub ic roan in theMasonic Temple, Kahului, on Mop laythe 2nd or March 1908 at 10 A. M. toconsider the application to PatrickCockett tor a,Restaurant License tosell intoxicating liquors iu the pre-mises formerly occupied as a saloonin Waikapu Maui and situated on theWailuku, Maalaea road, under theprovisions of Act 119, Session Lawsof 1907.
All protests or objections againstthe issuance of a lieense under saidapplication should be filed with theSecretary of the Board not later thanthe time set for said hearing.
February tit h 1908.D. C. LINDSAY,
Secretary, Board of License Commissinners. '
Feb. 8, 15, 22, 29.
STATION'S
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SINGERSEWING MACHINES.
Machines
INSTALLMENT PLAN
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selection nickel plated BATHROOM ACCESSORIES, such
Soap Dishes the Bathtub,Shower Heads,
French Plate Glass Miri'ors,Soap Dishes the Wall,
Sponge Holders,Sponge Cups,
Soap and Sponge Holders,Towel Bars various sizes,
Towel Rucks, aud fold,Com and Brush Trays,
Tooth and Brush Holders,Tumbler Holders,
Buth Seats,Sprays,
Kobe Hooks,
realize their beauty and usefulness theymust seen and used. Taken whole thesefittings'are the most artistic, practical, easily, cleaned
therefore the MOST SANITARY.
Our prices bring them tho reach all.We' invite your kind inspection.
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THE MAUI NEWS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1908
DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR 190T.In accordance wit 1 Section 1 2(58 of the Revised Laws of 1005, the following list of Delinquent Tax l'ayets is hereby published and comprises the Delinquent
Taxes for the SECOND TAXATION DIVISION ofjhc Territory of Hawaii, as indicated including Heal, Personal and Speeilic Taxes, assessed and remaining unpaidfor 11)07, with 10 per cent, penalties and the cost of advertising as the law provides.
LAIIAINA DISTRICT.
Ahina, Mrs. A. L 11 40!l 804 35
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Cockett, C. JJ.
Cockett, Patrick Jr.Davida, JohnEstate Baker, R. II.
" Cockett, Chas." Cummings, V. H." Gibson, W. M." Ha'vselden, Taiiila' Jones, Alfred' Kaiuliilii
" Kaae, Maria" Kapiolani" Liilii" Makoo" Meheula. M" Nuhaolelua, Kin" Nowlein, Sam" Shaw, Lahela" Spencer, John" Tallett, Jolin
Hoewaa, IIrry 'Hoopii, Mrs. VVm.Hose, R. P.HamonalauKaukanuiKahue, JosephKeanu, VV. 15. tKaonohiKeawe, Mrs. ElizabethKalama, L. K.Kalarna, D. M.
.KakaKainaunu, MoniKaiwaKekele, MileKekau, KahnomilniKalua, J. W.KilinaheKamanouluKaae, AliceKa' aulelio, 1). K.Kaluahiiie, Geo.KahikinaLahaina & Pioneer StablesMeleanaMahioleN:.hinu(w)Nawahine, Rev. O.
Paona, DaviJPaona, Mrs. DavidParker. SamPeniamina, I. PaPuna, Moke .
Reimann, AugustReim nn, August Jr.Sea, Mrs. LouisaSpencer, MartinaTaylor, DavidTetzlaff, Mrs. Maria (Giln.)Tread way, S. E.Visrra, Henry Sr.Wainee ChurchWaller, G. J.
WAILUKU DISTRICT.
Ahu, S. Chuny I C5Ah Heong 38Ah Kang ' 13Ah See 12Ah Lama 24Ah Mana ' 40All Kau, W 8Aki, Kekoona 14Amundsen Hans 40Ah Sam 24Akuna, G 91Ah Ho 89Aho Kftinea 2Ah Sam, J . C. 13A mock Sun"', J. Gdn Kaho
lotto minors 29Andrews L. A. 12Bailey Harry 24Bow Oo Ton si 7G
Brown Jno. Sr. 15Burns Jerry 13
Carrillo Mrs. Mary 41Car Chong 10Chock Sung Kee 8Clark Thos. 247Chew Lee You Co. 43Corn well Mrs. Emalia 2G
Conwav Mrs. W. A. 9Caswell Mis. J as. 9Cockett Jos. 37
Crong Yuen Co. 23G
Conrad i C. C. 54Cleghorn A. S. 22
Docker S. G
Docker Mrs. Dorcas 1G2
Estate Maikaaloa . 44Estate Lai pahulu 20Estate Kaleo 29Estate Kolomaio 5Estate R. Kamanu 40Estate Niaupio 38Estate Emalia 7jQstate Kaehanui 10Estate Kalua Haole 27Estate Kanohokuahii 2Estate Keawe Kaulana 24Estate Kaweawea 20Estate Wm. Makolo 12
Estate W. H. Daniels 25Estate H. W. Daniels 35Estate Kaliko . 9Estate Kapihe 2G
Estate lokama Kekua (!
Estate Kanaluiu 11
Estate loane Kanakiole 22' Estate lCuapuu 15
Estate Hoomana 7Estate Kapu Louz.ida 85Estate Joaquin Enos G7
Estate Noa Kaaa 14Estate Hanaoka 40Estate Keawe 10
Estate J. lirowu 95
Estate A. Kuuukau 121
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Kealoha Mrs. Annie H. 3830 Kahi Mrs. Mary S. 300 Kaholokai A. S. 1880 Lucy Lani 4650 Lynch Virginia 13440 Maikai W. E. 3010 Maialoha Kamakaiwi Est. 1000 Manu Kapule 2600 Mahi Laukua 18
McNamara Geo.85 Mahu Wm. 3050 Maui Land Co. 23G70 Masuda M. 40CO Morimat8u 11GO Makaau 570 Medeiros P. G
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Income Tnx.Rorba, Ant. 33Church, R. B. 22Chong Yuen Co. 49Davis, D. H.Daniels, Ed. 2Filler, R. W. G9
Fit zpat rick, C. II. 8Ho.ida, S. 47Harris J. A. 8Henderson, G. B. 3Hota, B. 5Iao Stables, 41Kwong Lung Tai Co. 14Kahului Wholesale & Liq. Co. 30Moeller, E. 6Raymond, J. II. 23Shimizu. T. 5Shav. Jas. 4Sam Yiek Co. 6Taylor, Jas. T.Vivas, J. Mt 14
VVailuku Cash Store 4Weller, H. 15Wtihee Rice Plant Co. 32Yamanaka 3YasumoriYeong Tung 20Yeong Young 32
MAKAWAO DISTRICT.
Akimoto 27Ah Sa 23Ah Pow 8Ah Yon a 3AmasakiAukai D. II. 12Anute & Nal'ani 10A mo S. 33Akana Mrs. M. S. 4AhvSam J. C. G5
50 Ah Mi T. S. 30080 Apele H. & M. 1050 Ah Fook 2950 Ah Nee 800 Alves M. Franco 200 Amaral M. 1
30 Ah Fong , 400 Ashford Jennie E. 3200 Aea Mrs. L. K. 450 Apele Kaluau 8500 Beck with Mrs. II. G.25 Brown Mary K. 1470 Brown Mrs. J. 1600 Booth C. W. 30
Boteilho Jose 600 Boteilho M. Jr. 200 Crook L. R. 920 Castle J. B. 2120 Cummings Est. 13800 Crowell Est. 345 Cooper H. 38GO
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00 Eld ridge, D. K.25 Estrella J. 1
00 Emerson O. P. 7
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40 Freitas A. 22
00 Ferreira Enorme 1050 Fernandez Est. 1
00 Fernandez J. V. 14Fat Sing 370 Fernandez Man 490 Ferreira Antone 2
00 Fong Wai Mrs. M. K. 4010 Fernandez Ant, 247070 Godfrey Frank 6
70 Hendriques L. K. ' 13Hiram Hattie M. 10
GOHook ai u 795 Hale J. P.70 Haake 1. Poni 3530
30 Hamili Kaina 42
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Kaauan.i 39 72Kuehu Krone 21 42Keeina 3 SSKaula Mrs. M. 38 34Kiiapuu 19 (i!
Kaleihma W.'K. 115 3-- 'Keanini 37 31Kaonohi & Nuuinea 2 75Kaili 37 27Kahapnla 18 09Kaiwa Noa Noa & P. 56 88Kobayashi 10 49Luna J. 13 32Long Mrs. II. 28 29Lukai 10 05Makia Peter 17 93Murashiyi 3 64Momona Meleana 3 47Momona Kamaku. 7 75Makua Esc. 19 49Miokim G 27Mattson Mary 4McConchie Peter 10 73Morinaka , 23 70Miura 35 17Manoanoa Ben P. 21 25Morton David 14 33Marlins M. C. 0 27Miner G. E. 2G6 27Medeiros Manoel 8 47Manna II u (i 27Manoanoa Siinion 6 35Natikaim Mrs. 13 05Nakila J. K. , 21 47Nawalnneokiilani Est. G2 51Niue Mis. K. 3 38Ozawa A. K. 4 49Olelo 27 70Okumura 12 05Plunkett R. 13 78Puleloa Mrs. K. 18 63Peterson W. L. 9 99PWuIp Knmoka 37 09Pa pu Rose Est. 53 04Pa T. K. 14 54Plunkett John 3 38Pulelm- 1126Paio Mrs. Elm 12 00Puu Est. 5 4G
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Sabey Dr. L. R. 22 67Tripp Mrs. J. IS. 19 73Tarn Lcong 6 27Tajirl 12 05Tuzuki 5 71Thompson Mrs. C. 172Tanaka Cho 3 64Tone Kau Lee 8 92Viveiros Jno. 7 35Vasconcellos Jno. 4 90Vincent J. 6 27Wailehua Mrs. G. H. 7 78Wilikina 51 97Wa Chan . 12 47Waikalau 6 99Wada 1172Vilon Joseph 8 58
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THE MAUI NEWS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2), 1908
Naki, Mrs. ClaraNainakaokainaNakuiu.i, M11. V.. ."!.
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Paaliao, I.uk.iPoiiliaPualaui,' Malie:
Jolml'ealiiPanhiwaPaaluhi. KnunaPlace, Mrs W.PaiMiiani. MalmReimuti, Makale;'Spit. Mr. C. W.Smith, - ii-
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I'aua (w)WaiaiiiaWainholo, lid.Wahina'oWilson, J. II.William'-- . Cii.ir'cs
I hereby certify i!i i t',,
correct list of tile ' "the Tax .t . m In- -
Maui, Jlolokai .1 I. 1"
1 907 to the 1,. v !. tuvef.
Signed
Dealers i?
Adali
W.v. T.I oi,;
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PcnAr'::
Doctor C'.
Fitzpatrick 0;
CORNER HOT.Tli U1..1 l'O .T ST;
For tsi.le ay
KAHL'LL'liSTORii. KAHULtl.
PA1A STORE, PA1A.
T. MURAKAMI.
CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,CLEANED AM) DYKD.
Special nt ton it-- paid to Lauu's'Dress goods.
MARKET ST. WuiiuUu.
TH EALOHA SALOON
Markft Street. ';iilni i
Nothing hut the best of
Well Known Standsucl Diaitiis
onWines Whiskeys
Cordials, LiqueursRA1NICR AND PKIMO
Bottled licens
25c 2 filasecs 25cHEADQUARTBRS FOR
Island Sporting lAiopkT. B. LYONS. Poi.
CENTRAL SALOONMAhKk'i K . . VVAriXKi-ANTOK-
BO i3A, Prop.
Knil line of ioi.i:!ar hi nil''.'-- i t
WINKS, LIQUORSCOUP! I.s, :': A l;-- :
v"i: K1KS. f;iNKU:. Htc.
Celebrated Vilzn ;a;Hrtlltrl Jf.,.r
25c 2 GteiW 75c
II. OK AMI J KAICE CliEAM PARLOK
Or.ders taken for 1CK CHKAM.FRUITS, NUTS, C1GAT;S.
Ice Cold PneliH Always on
Market St.. : : Wailukii. Mai
DR. GEO. S. AIKENDENTIST
Office temporarily ut CusiDtn llmi-e- ,
upstairs.KAiici.t'i, Mai 1, T. H.
Ollice Hours: 9 a. 111. to 4 p 111.
11. MONO ENUONTftACTOR and LJ U 1 L DC U
Plans unci Estiinateb Fui nislied.
Small Johs end Repair Work ty Dayor Contract.
Waiwku, Mati, T. D.
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AYto iOANS AND MOUTGAGKS
:Mv.v,i:nts.' ..;?h (ir.ide; Securities mailed on application
SOLICITED
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LOPING.iii;ikc ;i siceiiilty oflliis ilopart moni
cik. Aii'l solicit your tnulo.Viih iiiiytliin '.U-.-t1- f0 wny s moras, kodaks.
' ' o .Mij'j'lios oic. su)ly you. Mail; L!i'M attontion.
J?JJ PHOTO SUPPLY CO."Kv v lliin, riiologr.ii'liic.'j'
i'ORT STRBET, HONOLULU
:Sveness,AiCicr." fine slux's
s i,i (diliiy. Conn-'s liiiit etil'v thi.J. giciit
in !) !iif-- s (Jn joy llliiisiiii'ji.. Yo'ii at- -
1, ' tviidi.-- FflliiijrSpecials.
Xwi cjirry n l:i varintystyle.;, Ati l nize qtiiokly from
i,i;tnt'iiM( stock. " Each pairsliows s.uiiiil, liont'st quality
orders soliett.'d.sale and retail.
Whole- -
'ECIAL WHOLESALE RATES.
IJox
MANUFACTURER'S' SHOE COMPANY, Ltd.pp, 1(151 FORT STREET, - : HONOLULU.
Sleep Well?Why don't you try glass of
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Primo Beep before retir-
ing? There's nothing in thisbeer that can harm you.There's much to do you good.
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SEBALL,FOOT BALL,
TENNIS,GOLF,
and .ilhor Sprilin-- (Joods, as well as all sorts ofi!d lie Supplies. Sontl lor catalogues and let
ii - iiile yon. Our prices are tho same as on1 it M.iin'ar.d and we can pleaso you.
!E.0.HALL$80NLtd.HONOLULU.
CARRIAGE BUILDING
Vrll 'lteii yon want your carriage rejiaircd to last. bring it to the right elioi.
(iENliRAI. HLACKSMITHING MORSE SHOEING.
DAN. T. CAREYnin St. near Market, Walluku, Maul
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FI1NIK)15 PRINTINGliOOK BINDING AND r3
PAPER RULING
OENKRAL PLANTATION WORK A SPECIALTY.
SUBSCRinti FOR '.TUG
MAUI NEWSTI!K PAI'lili THAT ADVANCEST lit. IN T P. !t liSTS OF M A 11
POST OFFICE DOX 5 TELEPHONE NO. 310
HIGH STREET, WAILUKU, MAUI COUNTY.
GET THE HBIXOf tradiny at the LA H A IN A STORE-t- ho dependahle store. You m ijj h t save a few tsteps hy buyingelse Ahere. hut are you sure of tho freshness andquality? Our yooiN in every department are of the
t quality for the money. We would not make thisstatement if we did not mean it.
The Best of EverythingAt Live and Let Live Prices
THE : LAHAINA : STOREDry Goods, ' Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Notions, Plantation Supplies.
Box 504.
LAHAINA, VAUI.
This brand denotes qualityWrite us in regards to yourLeather needs. Send yourHides to us and you may feel
certain of fair treatment.
Metropolitan Meat Co.- LIMITED-HONOLU- LU,
T. H.Telephone MaUi 143
1 Modern Bath Rooms TI Make Modern Homes jj
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When visitors come isn't it gratifying to have your bath room '
to equipped that it wins the approving glance of every criticaleye i "loitilaisf Porcelain Enameled Fixtures make your bathloom modern and a room to be admired. We sell and installthis famous ware and can quote, you prices that will please you.When you place your plumbing contract with us you are assuredof high grade work and prompt service. Booklet illustrating manyneat bath rooms sent free.
Kahului R. R. Co., Mdse. Dept.KAHULlll, MAUI.
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LOCALS
The Ncvadan now lias a license tocarry passengers to mu from Honolulu.
All parties wisliintf to travel t? Honoluluby this boat should get tickets from theKahului Railroad ollice.
The trustees of the V;ulukii I'nionChurch are this week making a muehneeded iinprovenieut in the doors of the
f church building. The present large doubledoors are being so placed that they openoi.vards, and new swinging doors of
fc'ight weight are being hung on the in-
side so that church attendants need nolonger suffer from the cold mauka windsblowing through open doors.
The Nevadan anchored in the innerharbor during her stay in Kahului lastweek. This was made possible by therecent dredging of the harbor and thebreakwater and while there were highseas outside the vessel lay as quietly asshe would in Honolulu harbor.
The Queen Lodging house of Wailukuhas new rooms, new furniture, cleanbeds, 50 cents per night.A. Ho Rego, Proprietor. t.f.
The Women's Aid Society of the UnionChurch will meet with Mrs. R. 1?. Dodgeon Tuesday afternoon March 3rd, at 3
p. 111.
Next Wednesday; being AsVwcdties-day- ,
the first day in Ijent, there will bespecial services at the Church of the GoodShepherd. Holy Communion 7 a. m.;Kvensong and Address 2.30 p. tu.
There will be special music a the t'niouChurch to morrow evening March 1st. at7:30 o'clock. Miss Mattison, the in-
structor of music at Maunaolu Seminarywill sing.
The addresses at the Church of 'theGood Shepherd during Lent will be asfollows:
Wednesdays: The relation of theChurch to the people and the people tothe Church,
Sundays; Types'. if nun who crucifyChrist; The Cu.ss as a Fact; 2 Juads;
3 l'i'atu; 4 Caiaphas; 5 Herod; ThePeople;
A few days ago there was organized anenthusiastic society ofChristiau Kudeavorirt Sprecklesville. The first meeting washeld in the home of Mrs. John Tilton.Twelve members compose the society atpresent. Mr. Peter NoaKahokubluna, the
' of the Territorial Asso-
ciation of Christian Endeavor was calledto organize this society. .
Leap Year Dance.
The Catholic Ladies Aid Societywill gave a Leap Year Dance andConcert at the Knights of. PythiasHall on Saturday evetvnjj, February29th, to raise funds with which topay the remaii.int debt on the IJrothfir's cottage.
Tickets will soon be 011 sale by therrr rubers.
AUCTION OF FURNITURE.
All the furniture and householdequipments owned by the Estate- - of
E, C. Threlfal, deceased, will be sold
at auction at the former residence of
said deceased at Camp 1, Puuneiie,Maui, on Saturday, Feb. 29, 19(18, at4.30 o'clock P. M.
JAS.' L.COKE,Auctioneer
Great Passion Play
Coming to Maui
John Froelec-kcr-an- Engine Pe
vauchcllc will lie in Wailuku Mon- -
day ami give an exhibition of the
Passion play at tin1 Knights of
Pythias hall from 1 p. 111. to 11 p
in.Tin; movinji pictures were taken
from the great Passion play at OIhtAnimcrgau where the same is pn
scnted every ten years.
Persons cannot help being impress
cd with the scenes and anv one who
is familiar with the New Testamentetui readily recognize what is intended to 1k represented as well as ca
character in the many scenes.The Princess Theatre-- in lbnx
lulu has been orowded both day andnight for several weeks where thisplay has been given. The ownersof the building where the play is
given reserved t lie use of their build-
ing for certain days for w hich reasonthe owners of the play will visitMaui and give the residents hen- - an
.opiortunity to sec the play duringthe days the theatre building is br-
ing used in town by its owners.Every one should see this play. It
THE MAUI NEWS - SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1908
PERSONAL MENTION. BY AUTHORITY.
J. R. Gomes, recently employed by theKahului Hnineh, Maui Dry Goods &
Grocery Co. left Tuesd.iy evening by theM.itina Lo.i for N.iaiehu, K.iu, Hawaii, toaccept a position i.s'eatn overset r for theHutchinson Sugar Plantation.
Mrs. James Lloyd and two childrentook the Nevadan to Honolulu last Fri-
day.
James Love took the Nevadan fromKahului Friday for town. He returnedTuesday by the Mauna Lou.
J. M. Vivas, the attorney went toFriday and returned Tuesday .by
the Mauna Loa.
H. H. Hart of the Second Circuit Courtwent to Honolulu on business last Fridnyby the Nevadan and returned Tuesdayby the Mauna Loa.
S. Keliinoi was one of the visitors toHonolulu by the Kinau last Friday. Hereturned Tuesday. ,
Dr. J. H. Raymond was a passenger toHonolulu Friday.
Manuel Kno departed for HonoluluWednesday. He went down as a witnessbefore the Federal Court.
John Froelecker, the manager of thePassion play wishes to meet any of Maui'sbest urestlers.
T. M. Church will probably leave Mauipermanently in a short time and accepta better position with Alexander andlialdwin. Mr. Church has been one ofthe most successful business nu n on theisland and as manager of the Paia storedid an immense business to the satis-
faction of the owners and to the pur-- 'chasing public.
Robert Catton the president of CationNeil & Company of Honolulu was a Mauivisitor this week. He returned .by theClaudiue Wednesday from Kahului.
Albert Waterhouse was up from Hono-
lulu this week to attend the annual stock-
holders meeting of the Nahiku RubberCompany.
C. D. Lufi-.in- , cashier of the Firstational P,:iuk of Wailuku took the
Claudiue Wednesday evening for Laha-ina- .
He returned to town the next morning by automobile.
Doctor R. H. Dinegar went to Honolulu Wednesday and expects to returntoday.
D. II.- - Davis was a returning passengerfrom Honolulu by the Kinau Tuesday.
D. Sylvester manager of the rubberplantation that is known as the NahikuSugar Company went to Honolulu Wed-
nesday to meet his wife and children whowill reside in future with him at Nahiku
Rev. Gulick was a learning passengerto Honolulu this week.
School Inspector II. M. Wells took theClaudiue this week for Lahaiua.
George Desha, the Postmaster at Ililowas iu town this week on his way to thetnetjopolis.
Dr. E. C. Waterhouse came up on theMauna Loa Tuesday to attend the annualstockholders meeting of the Nahiku Rubber Company. H,e returned Wednesdayby the Claudiue.
E. C. Cardinal left Maui Wednesdayfor Vuncouver where he will make hisfuture home. He was employed for somemouths in the Kahului Store and laterat Puuiieue.
Murphy Again In
the Lime Light.
11. J. Murphy who recently leftMaui after doing upa great many people here in a iinaneial'way has again liecn heard from
This week a lialdwin NationalHank check for Sixty Dollars was
sent up by liishop it Company for
payment...The check was made payable to
It. J. Murphv-an- was signed by-
Joseph W. W renn.There is no one by that name
who has a deposit with the bank in
KUj)iuIui nor is there anyone hereby that name but it isvident thatthe party who drew the check didso with the intention i deceivingthe nartv who cashed it and lead
him to lili v- - that that was tin
name of a prominent business man
on tins isi.uiii.The Cy-hi- er of the lialdwin Na-
tional l'.ank states that the signa-
ture to the cheek was evidentlywritten by the same 1!. .1. Murphywhose name apixars on the back of
the cheek.A wireless was sent to Honolulu
to arrest Murphy and hold him atthe expense of the hank.
Murphy recently married a Ha-
waii wojian who was formerly Mrs.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that at the re-
gular March Session of the Hoard ofSupervisors of the Couutv of Maui Terri-
tory "f Hawaii an ordinance defining thetown limits of Wailuku will be broughtup for consideration. The general pub-
lic is invited to be present either in per-
son or by an authorized committee to ex-
press their views and advise the hoard asto the proper limits to be established.
Dated February 14, 1908.Wm. HENNING,
Chairman Moarifof Supervisors.Attest:
W. F. Kaak,County Clerk County of Maui. 3.t
NOTICE.
' Notice is hereby given that at the Re-
gular Session of the Board of Supervisorheld in their room at Wailuku, Countyof Maui, Territory of Hawaii, on the 14th
day of February A. D. 190S, a pound wasestablished in the Southeast comer of
It 20 on Puunene Avenue Kahului, in
the District of Wailuku, and that ManuelSequira was on the above mentioneddate duly appointed Pound master forthe above described Pound.
Wm. DENNING,Chairman, Hoard of Supervisors,
Attest:W. F. Kaae, ,
County Clerk County of Maui.
HOOLAHA.
Ma keia ke hoolahaia aku nei, ma kaHalawai man o ka Papa Lunakiai i mala- -
tnaia ma kolakou keena oihana ma Wailuku, Kalana o Maui, Terilori o Hawaii,ma ku la 14 o Feberuari, M. II. 190S, 11:1
hookaawaleia ae he paaupuui ma ke kihiHema Hikiua o ka apana 20 ma ka ala- -
nui PuuneiK, Kahului, iloko o ka Apanao WailutTii; a ma ia Iialawai no hoi uahookbhu pouoia aku o Manuel Secpieira
luna no ua Paaupuui la i hooakaakaiamaluna. ,
W. HENNING,Lunahoonialu o ka Papalunakiai, Ka
lana o Maui.Ikes:
W. F. KAAE, ,Kakauolelo, Kalana o Maui.
FENCE COMMISSIONERS'NOTICE.
Application having been fileil with theundersigned, by The Henry WuterhouseTrust Company Ltd., Trustees for PhoebeK. Raymond and J. II. Raymond, for thebuildingof fences between the applicant'slands situate at Kauiaole, Kula, Districtof Makawao, Island of Maui and the landsdescribed iu Grant No. 466 situate at saidKamaolc, and another piece of landknown as George Shaw's land.
Therefore notice is hereby given to allparties interested that on Saturday, the7th day of March A. D. 1908 at 3 o'clockP. M. the undersigned will be on saidlands to view the same and hear saidapplication and meet all parties interest-ed or their agents as by law provided.
Dated at Wailuku, February 21, 190S.C. D: LUFKIN,HUGH M. COKE,J. K. KAHOOKELE,
F'encc Commissioners in and for theDistrict of Makawao, County of MauiTerritory of Hawaii.
Feb. 29, March 7.
Is the Maui Dark
Editor Maui News:
Horse a Reality?
Can you1 with tho aid of your
sporting editor, inform an anxious
subscriber the whereabouts of the2.0i) wonder, that according to
some Honolulu paper, was shippedto Maui a short time ago? P.eing
at all times ready to believe inwhat I see, I made extra effort toget next to that Maui prodigy, andget my winkers on it, but havefailed so far, and as it seems tohave put everybody on the quoviva, (pardon the use of the lastY
two words, they are borrowed) I
got somewhat excited over it my-
self, and the above request follows.
I received a tin to ro down thetrack the last two Sundays, with a
hint that I would see something,and I fully expected that my an-
xiety would foe alleviated, but alas,I only saw some jumping at highfences, which was done in muchless time than 2.0G.
Respectfully Yours' JDALKMIC.
(Daleine is not explicit enough.While we may possess considerablecommon horse sense, we arc nuthorse men and would kindly sug- -
is well worth the time and money t'vrus T. (irei-n- She was in Hono gest, thattf. lulu with him last week. again) kl.
brother Dale try
DRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT
By the Alaskan we lia e received alarge shipment of Spring goods whichwe wish to dispose of as rapidly as pos-
sible io make room in this department.For this reason all of these goods will besold at bargain prices: Note the list:Cocohoe (ialaten,
Madias,Claremojit ,
Scltnore,Chnmhray,Sylvan,Scotch eloth,Mercerized Voile,
A
? .2") yd. liougainvill.-n- .10 yd. Seide Cilacc,
. " ' .2" " Foulard Tissue,
.'() " Costuni Zephyr, .2" " Oxnard Suiting,
.IT, " Swiss applique, " Willsby," Duster linen, in., .'20 " (.'anna,
.:',() " Marnnby, .2" " Harlequin,
.2't " l'ois ile Soie, .'2 " Milan Tissue,
.0.--, " Soisette, .o " Newport,
Samples sent on Application.
tdies' Shirt Waists, $1.00, $1.50, $1.25.Regular $1.25, $1.50 and 61.75 Values.
LACES. New Patterns. A very .large assortment,
.W)
.30 "
.20 "
.20 "
.20 '
3." ".3.) ".20 "
All goods are new, of the latest designs and patterns, but we are too crowded and they must be sold. At these pricesthey will not last long.
NEW HATS. Beautiful iu design.Orders taken for special 'trimming of theframes you now have on hand.
Stamping on Dress Goods done atreasonable prices.
Z2
Gent's Furnishings.
yd.
Our Spring line of Cluet Peabody & Co's shirtshas commenced to arrive. New andbeautitul patterns. Everything nobby, and in good taste.Prices range from $1.00 to $3.00 each.
KAHUOpen
y iSaturday Evenings,
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4 THE WIAUI -- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1908
YOXTK BAKE1;will tell you that ho has to mitf most Hours to got theright quality and uniformity that are required by goodbaking. Each pno has some of the .good qualitiesthat our flour gets from right selection ftndmilling.
Our exports know the bosl whoftt, the best part ofit, and the night way Of milling it.y Thoy KNOWWHEAT. .
Golden .Gate Flouris the result of years of study and experiment. It's
' 'the Best. ,j ' '
SOLDBTA'ijLTilJS 'OKOOBliS. . .'.
H. Hackfeld Co., Ltd.'
DISTRIBUTORS. -
I Our BestI Recommendationw
Si , is that our'compctitors tell you that they will sell yougoods as good as ours. .We need nothing hotter, lint
jE; thoy, don't toll you that thchave Belmont Whis- -key in hulk or Kaupakulu'a Wine in bulk, he wo'
JCI do.
Wo also carry lots of good things fqr the Holidays,ZZ such as Peach Brandy, Aprica't Brandy, Cherries iny Creme di Mentho, Cooking Sherry and Braildy, all
kinds of table Wines.
SZ We are also Agents for Seattle and Primo Beers.
Your Holiday dinner Wlnt bo withoutS something to help digest it. Wo have nil kinds of'SET Cocktails already mixed. Ring us up and we will telly you more about the good things we have.
Wine
The LahainaChas. M. Cooke, 1'tts. C. D. Lufkin,
R. A. Wndswortli, Director
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENTat the close of business December 3Cy 1907
ERRSOURCESLoans, Discounts, Overdrafts..? 34,355.92Cash and Due from Hanks 20,105.49United States Bonds '6,250,00Other Bonds 12,000.00I'reniium on U. S. Bonds..,.... 2W.00Furniture and Fixtures.. 1,150.00Five Percent Fund 312.50
$ 74.373-9-
TERRITORY OF HAWAII,COUNTY OF MAUI jsS -
talk "GASreq'uiro outfit
NEWS- -
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comj)lete
31
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333
3133o
& Liquof Co.--
NationalCaslik--r Win. Helming, Vicc-l're-
W. h. Decoto, Director
JJAJSII.ITIUSCapital Stock : 5 25,000.00Surplus uutLrrofitS . 414.18Due to Banks..... j. 38.32Circulation.'. i .'
, 6,250.00DepostU ..?.. .r,,.. 41,921.41Dividend. Unpaid....y..,i... . 750.00
74.373-9- '
and we can oonvince you1make your boine cnplete.
Sole Agents
I, Wm. Ilenning, of the above named bank, do solemnly swearthat the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge mid belief:
Wm. HHNNU1G, Vice President.Subscribed and sworn to before mc this 2nd day of January, 1908.
J. GARCIA, Notary 1'ul lic Sec. Jud. Circuit.
MAKE YOUR OWN GAS 1
The Sunlight "OMEGA" AcetyicnCGenerators HAYS N,G EQUAL
Wc are the Agents for'the "OMEGA" and will cheerful!' giveestimates on: "
GENERATORS from 10 1U. to SCO 1U. '
FIXTURES of all kinds.COMPLETE PL NT8 properly installed. .. -
Lot us MACHINE" ftothat you an to
you
KAHULU1 RAILROAD GO'SA1ERCHANDISB DEPARTMBNT
Continued froiu page t.Committee on behalf of the Wai-
luku citizens was taken un.for con-
sideration. Mr, Kaiue moved thatthe Board of Supervisors assistthe Citizen's commit fee in the moving of the, old Court Iloufo. build-ing from its present location to thenew location across the street, onIhcJCaahttinanu church property.Seconded b)yMr. Meyer and car-ried. ,
The BomMseue inatfel was ngniutken tip for consid-'ratijn- . Tliefollowing wireless message from thoOoverlior ins feftd:
Ilenning from Frear.. Could akTreasury Department if at all,only in case of sale. Otherwiseimpossible. " Advise srtle at 08, ifpossible.
The matter was further deferreduntil tomorrow.
The County Clerk was instructedto notify Mr. Geo.' Gloves RoadOverseer Makawao.to torth-wit- h
eauso the old Qmaopio Roads-throug-
the Omaopio Homesteadsto be reopened for public travel anduse. '
The County Engineer walo investigate ftnd report
on roads through the Omao)ioIldmesteads. v
Mr. Meyer presonted ResolutionsNo. 045 to No. 082 inclusive therely approving of salary, iayrollsand material rfnd supply demandsand moved the adoption of thosame. Seconded by Mr. Iltiia andearned.
Mr. Kaiue presented ResolutionNo. 088 thereby appropriating$122.19 from the fund known asRoads and Bridges Wttiluku to thefund known as Roads and BridcesMak'awao, and moved the adoptionof the same! Seconded by' Mr.Meyer and carried
Mr. Meyer presented' Resofiitionrso. (jS-- thereby appropriating$122.19 from the fund known asRoads and Bridges Molokai to thefund known as Roads and BridgesMnkawao, and moved the adoptionof the same. Seconded by Mr.Kaiue and carried.
The sum of $250 was appropriated from' tho fund known as Roadsand Bridges Wailuku to tho fund.unown as inro JJonartmont Wailuku.
Air. uinircn moved lor a recossto 7 P. M. Seconded by Mr. Haitiand carded. Adjourned at 0:05P.M.
EVENING SESSION..
The Board was called to order at7 P. M., Chairman W. Ilenningpresiding. .
Tho report of the County Superintondent of Roads va read. ThoClerk was instructed to notify thoUisi-our- i Valley Bridge and IronCompany that the Board could notaccept their request for nnqtlditionto the cost of the steel bridge fortho liana district after the bid wasaccepted, . and therefore the con-
tract was cancelled.Communications between the
County Engineer and the companywere read. The clerk was'klso' in-
structed to notify Alexander &
Baldwin that the contraefwith the' ...company was cancelled.'
All communications rolutivo tothis matter were ordered placed on
"
fila.The report of the County Super
intendent of Roads was order6dplaceJ on file.
A communication trom w. v
Wright & o: to Mr. Dan T. Caleyinforming him of the prices forshoeing and general blacksniithingfor the County of Oahu was readand tho same was ordered placedon file. (The letter showed that ihoprices for shoeing hero aro the sumoas in Honolulu. Tho prices chargedfor eqnio-othe- r work 'are higher inHonolulu than litre.)
The Board approved the appoint-ment of Geo. 11. Cum'miiigs Auditor's clerk at a salary of $85.00 per
' 'month. ,
Communication of Dr. Dinegarin re odorless excavator was takenup for consideration. Mr. Kaiuewas instructed to put tlw ordorlcsexcavator'in. use.
Communication of the Commis-sioners of Agriculture and VotMlrywas ordered placed on file. Tho
clerk was inlfuctcd to answer thattlie majority of the B.oard of Supervisors is not in favor of the plan ofhaving the County pay the expen-ses of a veterinary surgeon whilolire same officer focjhe Counlv o
Oahu is paid for out or Torntoi inlappropriation. The Road feelsthat the Counties outsideof . Oahushould bo trvcorded the same treat-ment'- from Territorial appropri-ations as tho said County of Oahu.- The coimnunieatioiisrerative tothe reffgnaiion of tho CountySuperintendent of Roads wrts takenup for consideration.
Mr. Church moved to approvothe uction of the 'Chairman in ac-
cepting the resignation qf Mr. Wil-
son.. . ,
Mr. Kaiue moved to further tle-f- er
actionoii the matter until .to-
morrow. Second by Mr Haia andcarried
'Communication of the Countyofficers requesting, the County topurchase aii adding machine wastaken up for consideration.
Tho rcliest was denied and' thecommunication wns ordered placedon file. , s
The Clerk was instructed to no-
tify tho Deputy Sheriff of Lahainaof the rule adoptejl by the 'Boardin case of contagious diseases.,. Mr. Kaiue presented RefolutionISJjp. GS0 thereby approving of pay-
roll demands.mimbored l6'.' and21-1- and moved the adopted of t,he
s?tiiie. Seconded by Mr. Meyerand carried.
Mr. I lain was given until thofollowing morning to itiptirtrju-th- e
request of the.Manngor of the.U.C. iv S. Co. to increase-tho.re- nt 'of
the trial in tho liana district'The petition of N. Omsted el al
in re location of the Keanae,-Nahi-k- u
trail "was taken up for consider-atio- n.
''Mie Clerk was instructedto notify the petitioners that thematter will be given due consider-ation and that before any route is
decided upon' the' public will bo
given a chance to "further presentthejr views. .v Mr. Church moved to adjournto 9 A M. Seconded by Mr. Kaiueanil carried. Adjourned jit 10 P.M. . t
Wailuku,. Fel). 14, 190S.MORNING SESSION
The Board-wa- culled to order at9 A.M., Chairman Ilenning pre--
siding. Roll ohll.." Present: W.Ilenning, T M. Church! W. P.llaia, S.. E. Kaiue and T. T.Meyer. , .
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Mr, Church gave uoticS that howill move to reoonsider the votetaken yesterday T relative to thomoving of the old Court House.-
At 12 noon, the Chairman or- -
dored a recess to 1 P. M. '
AFTERNOON SESSION. ..The BoardAvas called to ordered
at 1 P. M., Chairman Henning"presiding. The Sheriff's reportwas taken lip for lionsideration.
The Sheriff was called in to giveinformation concerning his depart-ment.-
Mr. Kaiue moved that thisBoard app'rove the appointmont bythe Sheriff of J as. Kipakuhia- as aspecial at a salary of S35.00, permonth. Seconded by Mr." Moyerand carried. Theepbrt was ordered placed on file.
The communications rolative tothe resignation of John II. Wilson,County Supt. of Roads, were taken,up. ,
Mr.v Church moved that thisBoard approve thd Miction of theChuirman in accoptin tho resigna-tion of'Miv John II. Wilson, Coun-
ty Superintendent of Roads. Seconded by Mr. Haia and carried, bythe following aye and no votes:Ayes; Uonning, Church, Tlaia andMoyer. N6": Kaiue.
Tfio clerk was instructed to request Mr. Case to prepare a petition to tho Governor and the Sup-
erintendent of Public Wprks rola-tiv- o,
to the connection of the watersupply of lhe Wailuku-Kahul- ui
WaWr Works above thoYrosCnt in-
take. ) v.
The Clerk was instructed to insert a notice in tho Maui News tothe effect that at the next meetingof the Board, an Ordinance delin- -
Wailuku will be brought, up forconsideration, and that the publicwould bd invited to express theirviews on the matter.
Mr. Church presented ResolutionNo. 091 thereby abolisliii'tr theoflico of County Superintcndeii.t ofRoads, and moved the adoption ofthe stune Seconded by Mr. Haiaand carried. ""
Communication of .lohn'Il. Wil-
son County; Superintendent ofRoads to W. Ilenning, Chairman,and that of W. ilenning to theClork in re resignation of MrWil-son were ordered placed on file.
The Clerlujiresfiited for 'tho con-
sideration of tho Board lhe bondsof A. A.' Wilson and Chas. O'Sulli-va- n.
The same' wore road and , i
to the County Attorney.Mr. Hnia reported that ho had
seen Mr. F. F. RakLvin relative tothe rent of Punkaa trail and thattho matter had bofn'arraiigt-- tothe satisfaction of all parties con-
cerned, the rent remaining at thepresent figure. '
The County Attorney reported.uiaiino ooniiH oi a. a. u'lisonapd Chas.' .O'Sullivan are foundcorrect and in tdue-fonn- , and herecommended the' acceptance oftill' two.
Mr. Meyer moved thjit this Boardapprove the bond of Mr. A. A. .Wil-son for tho'construotion.of the vjfad
from Napilrto llonokohua, in theLahaina 'District, and thatof.ClmS.- -
O'Sullivan fortius ciinstruotioy ofthe two concrete bridges
Wailuku District. Secondedby Mr. Kaiue and carried.
The petition of D. Keolanui etal (Kula investigation) was takenup again.
Mr.-Churc- h presented ResolutionNof087 thereby diniissing the peti-tion, of D. Keolanui et al and mov-ed the adoption ty the same. Sec-
onded by "Mr Meyer and carried'.Mr. Haia represented Resolution
No. G88 thereby expressing thothankssof this Board to Mr. F. F,Baldwin, Mgr. 11. C. & S. Co. andmovedvthe adoption of the same.Seconded by Mr. Meyer and car-ried.
Mr.. Kaiue ptesented ResolutionNo. 0(89 thereby establishing aPound at Kahului and moved theadoption of tho same. Secondedby Mr. Meyer and carried.
Mr. Kaiue presented ResolutionNo. 090 thereby appointing ManuelScquira Esq., Poundinaster for the'District of Wailuku ' with a poundto be situated at Kahului and mov-ed the adoption of the same. Sec-
onded by Mr. Church.4tnd carried.Mr. Kaiue moved that the
salaries of the Deputy County Clerkand the assistant clerk be increas-ed 15.00 respectively, said incieaseto date from tlis first of the month.Secondedjiy Mj Haia and carried.
Communication of Waller A.Hardy applying for tho position ofCounty Superintendent QfjJ toadswas read and the sa.ne-wafillere-
placed on file. ;. imp'Mr. Kaiue movo.d that.lte'siilarv
of the Road Ovor?eer-Waihipi-tric- t
bo raised from 'WO.'GO t$otf-0- 0
per month. Seconded by Mr,Meyer and carried.
Mr. Church moved to reconsidertho vote kiken yesterday relativeto moving the old lCourt House.Seconded byMr. Haia and carried.Mr. Church moved" tliat fliis mat-ter bo tabled. Seconded by ' Mr.'Moyer and carried.
MrMluia presented ResolutionNo. 092 thoroby amending Sections,
5 of Resolution No. 222 pass-ed Jan.. 4, 1900, and lpoved'the adoption of the same. Seconded byMr. Meyer and carried.
Mr. Church moved that tho De-
puty County' Clork bo authorizedto disposo of thoy saddle horso ofthe County Suporintondont ofRoads at an upset price of ?100.0Q.Seconded by-Mr- .' Haia and'carriid.
Mr. Haia prosonted ResolutionNo. (598 thereby approving the ac-
tion of the County Treasurer in ac-
cepting tho offer of tho First Na-
tional Bank of Wailuku and .thoRank of Hawaii Ltd. to purchase$50,000 of tho County Bonds of thoCounty of Maui, subject to thujeou- -
ditions set forth in their letter toL. M. Baldwin, Treasurer bf tho
County of Maui, of dato, February11th, 1908, and moved tlfo adop-tion of tho 'same. Seconded byMr. Meye'i' and carried.
Tho County Bond Issue 'n'again taken up for consideration,Conimunication ol the First Na- -
,4.tional Bank and the Bank of Ila-- j v
waii Ltd. to Mr. L. M, l3aldwin.,A-Count-
Treasurer, was read and'jS5'also his answer fBMho above nt'n-- j
nutnication. "XJlVMr. Church movml that the Conn-'- .
ty Attorney is he'reby'instruotedtake" such action as would
detcunine the legality of the BondIsriue of the County of Maui as set ,
forth i Resolution No. 150 passed 1
by this Board of Supervisors on.April 1, 1907, and confirmed .by..Act. 189 of tho Session Laws Of .
1907. Seconded by Mr. Kaiue1 and ,
carried. Mr. Church moved to ad- -' V '
journ. So jonded by Mr'. Meyer audi' v:carried.
Adjourned at 7 P. M...t.
J.ODtJIiMAUl, No. 984, A. 1JT& A.
Kahului, on 'the 11 rs'lt--Saturday niiit or each month al. 7.30P.M. 4y
isi'inj: brethren are cordially d
to ulleiid.D. G. LINDSAY R..W. V.13ENJAMIN WILtJAMS,
t. f--
, Secretary.
ALOHA NO. it KNIGHTSOHJ'YTIIIAS.
Rcirulur tncoliiirS wi Jt bo held atthe Kniylits of. Pythias Hall Wailukuon Sat unlay, Fehrhury'28.
All visiili," rncinuer's aro cordiallyinvited to attend.
J. II. NELSON. C. C.D, II., CASE, K. OF &S.
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EB. F. A.ST. SUREII3VS1CIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
, nouns:10 A. M. to 12 M.l'P.il. to 3 P.M.7 P. M. to 8 M.
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DR. GEO. S. AIKENDENTIST
Office tcuqiornrily at Custom JIouse,
Kahui.uIj Maui, T. H.Office Hours: 9 a. in. to 4 p' 111.
DR. J. J. CAREY ,
DCNT1STOllice ove'r First National Rank.
Wailuku, Maui, T. H,i
Wo have only two Gontlrmen's Bluo Sorgo Suits wf,'.
famous Hoirmauii iltQth-- ,
oliild mako loft'. Tlufo ygant suits sojl in. HonOruhi -
for .20.00, our prieo now
$14.00 suit.
MAUi DRUG STORE. V. A. VETLESEN, Prop.
ie Star Planinsf Mil
MANuroruuiats ok
FKAMES, MOULDINGS,BRACKETS, -- TURNINGS,
r FURNITURE, K.TC.
Also carrins a lino ofCASKETS AND COFF1NJ.
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W. J. trloodv, : Prop.'Hollo 172 P. O. llo 75
KAHULUI
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