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1 LOCALS Jury term begins next Wednesday. t The democrats of Wailuku htivc called a maws meeting at Wniluku Court, house, oil Tuesday evening. See notice. .Kahului is still t.rpwded with in coming vessels, sew nil of which are lying in . the oiling, waiting their turn to unload. Kinder & Beach are Vept very busy . making connections between the water mains mvl private resi dences. Every body wants pure water. . The News boys have handled a largo amount of job work this week, ,which will account ,for any little oversights which may appear in tins' issue. ,. The Maui delegates to the Ha waiian Republican Convention at Honolulu ,1-eturnod this morning. They rcpot-t the weather very hot in Honolulu. John Kinnev. in charjre . of prison labor on; the . public roads and streets, is doing sc excellent .and much needed ..work in the way of improving the Wailuku streets. Hon. A. N. Kepojl-'ai has been selected a delegate to ,the National Republican Convention. Another good man .gone to IHtitoilelphia. (In dependent will please not copy this P. iJ. Maeonachie. trove'lingf sales man for Theo. II. Davis & Co., reached Wniluku this morning from Hawaii., and. will remain.,' Maui for a week, He reports,. Jijtensely hot weather in the rainy city. , t .-. . . :See Hoffmann. Vetlcson's new ad, this week. In. addition to the lines of goods mentioned in the ad., they carry, the jmjs.t.. compile stock of gents', ladies' and children's shoes in Wailuku. Call and see. Notwithstanding the plentiful rains on the pasture lauds of ,Maul, the beef which is sold iii th markets in Wajluku is simply atrocious. It is ti be, hoped that the ..range beeves willlsoon get fat enough to make a shadow at least. . . . . J , ;Rev. W. Ault of Lalnuna, wfiqf has just returned from a vjLsit to- Raw'aii, tame over to Wailuku ysfft vday. He will eondue b divine s.vlee at the Anglican Church.. .Main St., .Wailuku .tomorrow morning at elev en o.'eloek, A. M. i : We regret to announce that John Uu, one of the typos on the Nkws. has severed his connectum with the paper. John was a very faithfiil and reliable young man, a attorn, in. fact for young Hawaiian, and .:U ,1.-. ...nil tt'lwin'f Iia 'trnnti ... . k vl (Sheriff Baldwin and ; Judge J, W. Kulua' have been - examining the lao Valley roads with, the view, if practicable, of extending a branch r&au froni Market ( street on the AVaihee-side, up to , connect with the.. -present road r mining up the valley; , The two roads, will meet just above the first crossing. Certain -portion, of the fourth page, this, week, will have, a . some what familial look to the t'outtant readers of the Nfcis., ''What tan you do?"" . The Dora Dluhin has for, weeks ; been lying in KahUlu! bayy waiting to unload, and on : board of her is the iong.,tpeet'd- fourth . page matter. ThfeKcontinual delay is making us gray headed. ( j On hut Saturday," night,.. Judge aad Mrs. W.. A. McKay .entertained quite a number of guests at a euchre party. The beautiful i .grounds and the lanai were- lit up with Chinese 1:1 litems, . producing , ,b- real fairy land appearance. After the games were concluded and . the. prizes distributed, the guests were' treated to an-elegant supper. . , - Wi.rli on the reservoir. is- b't'ing pushed rapidly, and Mr. Field .yho is in charge of the work, 1s; making the dirt fly. , He says .that the hole I now big enough to bury the , whole hi Wailuku. but as a mutter .of fact there are but few . Wiahikaiix hu should bo buried pint yet. Most of them are rjuito alive and aro keep, fng right up with the progressive times which have c.tme to us. Titos: M-Tighe, of McFarlar.c & Co., Honolulu, is in Vaildku this week, ostensibly to superintend the opening ceremonies .of the new Wailuku silo in, opposite the Wai luku depot today but his real object in coming over rt'as to enjoy the baliny air of Wailuku and the gener ous hospitality of . Shrader's ' New Hotel for a fiw days. i, Mr.John T. Aluli will soon remove the haeks on Market street, opposite .the new building being erected by Judge Kcpoikvii, npd ad joining the dental parlors, of Dr. Boote. A tvo story .colTee saloon will be erected on the site, which will be occ upied, by All Kip, one of the partners in tho unfortunate Sam Sing restaurant in Kahuhii, where the plague first uppeared. Owing to the fact that several of the island steamers, wjll leave Maui for Honolulu on Friday next, in order to give the Maui people a chance to attend ihc races in Honov lulu, the Grand Concert' of tlie Wailuku public school will be held on Thursday evening, June 7th, instead of on Friday, the 8th, as was Crst intended. T'ekets printed and .'old for the 8th will be, good for the 7th. Don't forget the change of date, and tell , your neighbors about ;t, for no one should miss attending the entertainment The foundations are laid and the framework is erected for a business block owned and crcc.tcdby Hon. A. N. Kepoikai. or his ,lot at the corner of Main and Market street. The building will have a frontage of HO ft. on Market, street and 82 ft. on Main street. The Corner will be occtipiod by Ijovejoy & Co. as a wholesale liquor house. Mori, a fonder .prominent Japanese . mei chart c-f Kahului, will occupy the opposite, end of the building as a store. The Maui Labor Bureau will also have offices in . the building. Mr. Ikuwa a, Hawaiian has the contract .for the construction of the building. . 'i'-.:raj,.,ii.':. Wailuku School Concert. A grand concert will be given by the 'W ailuku Public School on Thurs day June 7th,: .coinmencing at 7:30 P, M. This promises' to b6 one of the best entertainments that Wailuku has had for many years. iuiss A ape, tne special musio teacher, has spared uo pains to have tho several classes, thoroughly drilled on choice selections, including solos, concert singing . and tableaux, to say nothing of Ten. Little Sun flowers and the Broom Brigade. Don." t miss seeing this entertainment, for it will, be a jolly treat both to the old fclks.aitd the children. The proceeds of the entertainment will be gq to pay for a piano for the school, Huelo Notes. The concert given- for the btriefit of the t Lurch iat. Huelo, on the uven-' ing of May.lWth; was a success as regards Members, merit and receipts. The Sunday schoojs, of Keanae, Ilaiku, Keokea aud Huelo were rep pouted, jmoj iveoKea euro res ponded to many encores, and the liawaiians deserve muoh crodil; for the general excallenee of the pro'ran'j Bread, oeke and coffee were served at the i lories - . . . ,-,The . sufhool-lio'jso. ! and teacher's cottage we.ro thrown open for the use of vjsitov for whose comfort every... provision hud been made. During the . night tho rain flooded .the church, giving . proof positive of the imperative need, for repairs, The Hoike on Sunday wus so good throughout that tho judges were umiblp to give first place to any earn- school. The contribution from the Huelo Sunday school was ."0.0'0. The proceeds from the concert were flli.OO and a like amount from the Hoike, the expenses not exceeding 4.0't. A new roof and other re pairs are to be added at once, With tho exception of five, the Government school at Huelo, of .")0 pupils, are all Huwaiians. Tho school building are in good repairs, but old. The skill of the. teacher in the uko of cambric, pictures aud lauhala has made the school rooms quite attractioe. The grounds sur rounding the school are beautifully kept and look quitrvhomelik-o." It is to be regretted that Huelo school is to lose the services ttf "so valuable a teacher, :f(U' our .(Tktrict schools need such inci j whaare able and willing to do. work' s;uch as Is being done at IIu ;lo, LATEST TELEGRAPIC S London, May 20. It is reported that the Pretoria Government has decided to sue Lord Roberts for peace. Whjlenoconfirmalion of this r.nnor is at hand, it is generally credited. VoMvskvst. May 13. The large tunnel nt Laing's Neck, 2.213 feet long and affording the only means of railway communication between Nata and the Transvaal has been com pletely destroyed by the Boers, who blew it up with dynamite. Puf.toiua, May 18. It ..was of Rcially announced today that whin the laagers and forts around Mafe king had been severely bombarded, the siege was abandoned, a British force from the S'.-ith taking posses sion of the place. S.vn Francisco, May.lit The Board of Health yeste day adopted the following resolution. 'Resolved, That it is the sense of this Board that bubonic plague exists .in the City and County of San Fraeiseo." All tho large Chinese stores are closed on account of the attempt of the Board of Health to inoculate tin willing Chinamen. SHIPPING The Seh. Eureka arrived oil port on May 30th aud went on an an chorage off Lahaina. The Carroll ton and Emily Reed are both anchored off port waiting for a berth in the harbor. .The form er will probably come in ou Sunday morning.. , ,ot. -,. I v The Schooner : S. C. Holmes was sighted oft port on Thursday morning She sailed on to Kaunakakai to dis charge. a part of her cargo, then she will return to Kahuhii The Dora Bluluri has o'ne of the new boilers for Sprcckelsville new mill oa her deck. It weighs about 25 tons. Native ftaherriien Caught a huge shark in their net. las b , Tuesday morning; The, m'qiislcrt. its', .said to have been' longer, than thoir:;4noe, but it wasT safely landed and wafi later on cut up and" the flesh w as sold to the Japanese': Vessels" Irt Port Kahului. May 12. Bark Carrol ton, Jones coal, (2 days from Newcastle. May 12. Bark Dora Bluhm, Smith yi'n cargo, 17 days from S. 'F1 Seh Olga, Johnson, 02 days from Newcastle with coal to H. C. S. Co. v:l.May 2. fSch.'Ottilie Fiord, Bosch, 18 days from Aberdeen, Grays Harbor with lumber, May 7. Seh, Emma Claudine, Nielsen, from Aberbeen, Mtfy 8. SehrA .OttilJe, . Frd Basch from Aberdeen, May 7 . Ship S. D. ClaM'toti, Amcsbury, from Honolulu May 9. . Ship Emiiy Reed, Baker, from Tacoma May 30. Vessels Arrlved-kahulul. Ship Emily Reed, G. A. Baker, 22 days from tfaeoma with 2,340 tons til coal May 30 J f '. Str. Claudijije, McDonald, from Ho nolulu1 May 3b f, r-.kihe!.". ... ' Seh llelen Kunbali; HansCi!; 1 days from Eureka w,ith lumber.' Seh Defender, Hellquist, 15 days from San Francisco Vessel Departed. Sch S. T, Alexander, Ipsen, fcr :San Francirfeo, with 20,(130 bags of sugar and sundries May 30. ' ! Str Claudine, McDonald, for liana May3(J. n . . Vessels Expected. Sih Eur3ka; from Tacoma wh lumber. SchS.'C. Holmes, from Tacoirla ; With lumber. Ship Luzon, from Honolulu in tow of steamer Hclene. " ' Sell Robert Searlo, from Newcastle with coal'1 Sch Defender, from Kihei to load sugar ,-.. ,'Expected Departed--Kahului. Ship S. D. Carlton for San Francisco about June 4. ' ' 1 ' Si h O'ttilje Mord for San Francisco about June 4. i Str Claudine for Honolulu, about Juno NEW I. 7 FOLRTtENtH ANNUAL lrftEriNli lliiiii Itaaii! Anion 3t Spreckcls' Park, Kahului, JON . . Wedensday, JULY 4th, MO. ffictal'IProoranu CnV Races to commence ut 10 o'clock a. m. sharp. First: BICYCLE RACE. One mile dash, ,free for nil Maui Cyclists, entries to close 10 minutes before Race, $2."). 00 Gold Medal, entrance fee $2.50. Second: RUNNING RACE. Half Mile Dash, for Maiden Ponies 14 hands and under, Purse $."(). 00. Third: TROTTING AND PACING TO HARNESS. One Mile Heats, best 2 in 3. three minute class, for all Maui horses, Purse $100.00. Fourth : R UNNING RACE. Three-Fourth Mile Dash, free for all Hawaiian bred horses, Purse' $73. Oil. Fifth: RUNNING RACE. One-Fourth Mile .' Dash, free for Maui bred .Por-lcavel 1 hands and under, Purse $2.',00., Six th : TROTTt NG AND PACING TO HARNESS. , One Mile Heats, best 1 2.-in 3. for all Maui Maiden horses, Purse $50.00. Seventh: RUNNING RACE, COR- INTHUN RACE. One Mile Dash, free for all horses, Members of the Association to ride, Purse, $10.00 Gold Medal, i I . t .' . . t t Eighth: MULE. RACE, RUNNING RACE. ' s'- ?'' SMl.jjk. One Mile DaJi, Pui'sS iaO.i.. Ninth: FOOT RACE. 100 Yards Dash, entries to close 10 minutes befdre the race, Purse $10. 00.. . Tenth: TROTTING AND PACING TO HARNESS. Reel. One-Half Milo-tHeais; best 2 in 3, for Maiil Ponies. 14 hands and under, Purse-$25. 00. EtieyeHth:tfRpN.lNIG RAC (8. One Half IviUe and.1' Repeat, free for all, Purse $5000. All Entries are to be made with the Secretary before 12 o'clock noon on Friday, J une,21Uh, 1900. Entrance fee to be 10 per cent;, of the purse un less otherwise spumed. Ail Races are lb be run or trotted under the rules of the Maiii Racing Asfcoriationv i , '-,, : All Hoes ai'o- ONiitt tect :to start unless vSlhdrUn. by 12 o'clock ncxni on Julyli,,,.. General;.: AdmWio" ; .ftOf-cenlis. Grdnd Stond -(psti:a). .?.50 & 1.0D Quarter Stretch iJiidjres. . . . 2.50 Free track to ll tolnci'a. Per Order of Executive Committee Geo, Hons, Secretary Maui Racing Association: " . DemoJratic Atss Convehtlon To tho Democrats of the Island of Maui:- Grbeting, Yfiu will please tako notice that a Slass Convention of the meiilbers of thf Deihifcratic Party of the Island of Alaui will be held hi Wailuku! Maui, on Tuesd-.iv June 5th; liltiO, .at 7 o'doek P.M.? at the Court house," for4 the purpose of permanently drganh'ing the purl' and-also to select IS delegates to atteWd ;the Dcnioc-ratic Territorial Convention trf be held in Honolulu, Oatiu, oh Jhiio 11th. l'.lOO: .-iA'lP Eotfrtei-'ats' of Maui and all rlij'rii 'A dynijiOthy with tho prin c'ipL'S cf llii) Denioc-ratic .lary are earnestly rtquested td filltend. Ja.vks L. Coke ' 1 Dr. W. R. Boote Ielnberf jrlf tho Democratic Com mit t?cf T .venty-One. Subscribe v For the MAUI News Advertiser, Irt the MAUI NEWS 0 refer You i 55 JOB WORK From the MAUI N APHlMSTRATOR'S NOTICE. Hit. undersigned having been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate of Anting deceased Intestate, late of Kahului, Maui, .notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate to present them, duly authenticated, to the un dersigned within six months from dale hereof, or they will be forever bar red. 'AH persons indebted to saiil estate are requested to make im mediate payment to me at the olliee of Hons & Coke, Wailuku. Maui. Tkno Wono. Administ rater of the Estate, of Amflig Wniluku, Maui, May l!th. I'.IOO. Free Trip to Son Franclsca For Hawaii Teachers. The "Evenino Bi'U.etin" of Ho nolulu offers a delightful vacation trip to the Pacific Coast and return, to the school teacher wlto shall be declared by popular vote to be the I most popular teacher of llie Ha waiian Islands. The votes which appear in each issue of the "Bulletin" should be cut out and sent to the Bulletin"' oflice whwo thev are counted each week, and the result announced. The liv.ines of the teachers do not appear in thp pi-perbut a list of names ecrrcspon(li"g with the count- j cd numbers may be obtained on j application to the office. lite old standby, the Australia, which can always be depended, on nlasrue or no TtlaL'uc. territorial law or no territorial law, is the ship that will carry the fortunate teacher who secures the prize on her well de served outing trip. Everyone knows the Australia and though she does roll just a little bit. the food you get is so good it simply has to stay down. The genial captain and purser will undoubtedly do all in their power to make the trip a delightful time long to be remembered by the teach er who is declared the most popular of the Islands. The return ticket will be good for four months and the visit at the Coast will be limited in time only by the desires of the teachen If you want to give one of your teacher friends one of the most pleasant summers they have every enjoyed just Cut out tho votes which appear in the upper right hand corner of this page in each issue and deposit them in the ballot box at the Bulletin office. If you are not satisfied with this slow way of bringing her, to' the trout why then subscribe for the Bulletin and get your friends to subscribo; You will get all the! licwi and tho most cor rect news and get it all: the time, and in addition yoti will' he given votes to cust fdr your favorite teach er as follows, accdrding to the term of j-our subscription! 1 MONTH... 40 votes 3 MONTHS...... 150 " (i MONTHS .H.TKf " 1 YEAR;;; ;,;:. 750 " Subscriptions are 75 cents a month or $8 a year in advance; tHfi mean .e Till Jew Morning Paper, Wirt b'6 issued on or about Jane Jfi'tirWext from the office of "'Jhe Rcybtri Grieve Publishing Co;n punyi LtW.," il8 Merchant St. SubscriptiBh Rates. Per MWnth, delivered by mall or 'dfirrlr anywhere in Ha sifl. .....$ .,7. Pe Quarter 2.00 P'Yekf. .'.....,.. 8.00 Pj aille Invariably In advance. Subcriptio'ns mid advertisments for THE HQXLULU REPUBLI CAN, daily! pr weekly editions, will t)o received at the Businessi Qlliee from and after this date. ' For Advcrtisng RiliJes apply' -J Gkohoe Mai;..-, Business Manager. HONOLULU . . H. I. fAnlfnoK;Q offrSfiilly ) to GO ?eet lon. ; ilJht;free fiom Knots. HULUI R. R. Co. KeiHuIuI. ii r. n li HOIlOWIll Mil 1 NOTICE. Applications for tapping the water mains of the Wailu'.;u System W tlw domestic use will b" received by J'as. T. Taylor.. at olliee 01 Hotis & Coke, Wailuku, Maui. Jas. T. Jaylok. f ,,.! , Engineer. Wailuku, Maul.. M: y lfi'ih. l!!0. NOTICE. TU i;nd.rigi!ed has purchased the Laiminn Restaurnnt : (Swned formerly by , A, Yeats. ' is conducting the same. No resjn sibility will lie assumed by under signed for ,iy del its ci hi tract ed by said restaurant prior to Mar. 31, 1!I0(), Sjn:o Hoe. LAHAINA SALOON- Matt.., McCan.v PinrniETon i 1 Choice Srnnds Of American & Scotch Whi'f.keyl ' BfeF; AleND Wine J Ice Coli Drinks., " Lahaina, s - Maui H. I; t KAHULU R: R. CO, k IMPORTERS Aud Dealers In .'. :;'0. -U-COAL u MATERIAI if S; S; Co; Terminalte at Wailuku, Spreckelsvillc and Paia. ... 1 CENTRAL OFFICE iJ J Jit- x, AlauL JELEPHONE No. 1 . ' " " ' I-TAliLlSHEDlK58 BISHOP & COi BANKERS Honolulu, H. TRANSACT A 1 C 1 1-Jil A ntf , , , Exchange Bustei ComnWciaraud TrliK4er!;.1 Letters of Credit Issued available in all tho princi;)a cities of the world. ', Special attention given to the business entrusted to u 1 by our friends of the other islancis, either as deposits, cc I h'.ctl(ins, ft surauce or reajjests - , fir exchange. SiijSo1, lim . "V'Joiil'AnErrs for Kickapoo Iudlao SAQWA . " OIL i w ? COLGHCL'RE " SALVE ... " VVOBM KIL1.E; liEALY i BIGErXV.V, Agents 1 BUILDIN mm Main office and permanent e.ddi':v Cor. Chapel and Hamilton St. NeW Haven, Conn. ... For sale by all Leading Store and Druist.. 1 k t i ! V A i 4 v.