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VOLUME III
WAILUKU, MAUI, T. H.,: SATURDAY, MARCH 2, .1901.
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PROFESSINOAL CARDS
ATTORN HYS
GEORtrE HONS
Attorney at Law
AG13NT
The Germnnln Llfo IniurnticoCo,
Tho Greenwich l'iro Insuritnce CoJ
.WAILUKU,
MAUI
A. N. KEPOIKA1
Attounev at Law
WAILUKU, MAUI
'JOHN RICHARDSON
Attoknky at Law
xiAHAINA,
MAUI
ANTONIO TAVARES
Attorney at Law
MAKAWAO, . . MAUI
J. M. KANEKUA
Attorney and CotjNSEU.on.
at Law.
Office: Occlilcutnl Hotel, corner ol King nnd
AInUcii Streets.
HONOLULU,
T. II.
DAVIS & GEAR
Attorneys a. Counsellors at Law
l'rncttco In nil tho urtsUt tho
Territory ot Hwntl una tho Federal Courts.
ROOMS 302, 202, 203 .liuld Building
HONOLULU, T. TT.
JAMES K. SAUNDERS.
Attorney at LAw.
Upal llstpte IlusJncss una Collection Agency
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PHYSICIAN
JOHN WEDDICK, M. D,
Physician & Surgeon
WAILUKU, . . MAUI
DR DINEGAR.
Physician & Surgeon
KIHEI - - - MAUI.
W. P. McCONKEY, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
PAIA, . . MAUI
R. J. McGETTIGAN, M. D
PHY8ICIAN & SUROEON
HANA, . . MAUI
DENTISTS
W. RUSSECL BOOTR, D. D. S.
Dentist
Omcej Main and Market
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SURVEYORS
H ELDREDGE
Surveyor & CIVIL EsginM J
.WAILUittT, . . rMAUl
JAS. TiTA;LOR,m. Atdtoc'ft j
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Consulting Hypua''lio
1NGINEER
306 Judd Block Honolulu
T. K. KAHOOKELE
Surveyor
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MAUI
ARCHlTliCTS
BEARDSLEE & PAGE
Architects & BUIlders
Office Rooms 2 and 4i Arlington Annex.
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HONOLULU,
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Sketches and correct estimates
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CAlirTEHS.CoNTnACTOlis&BUII.DERS
MAKAWAO . . MAUI.
Telephone No. 203't
R. C. SEARLE
Auctioneer
For the District of
Lnhuina Mnul, T. 11,
M. R. COUNTER,-
WATCHMAKER, JEWELER & OI'TICIAN.
Mail orders returned postage free.
All Goods and Work Guaranteed as
Represented.
P. O. Box 827.
Honolulu.
532 Fori. St.
LIVERY STABLES.
BISMARK
"Livery, Feed & Sale Stable
Wm. GOODNESS, Prop.
Hacks, Carriages,
Buggies
Saddle Horses
ON SHORT NOTICE
CARRIAGES MEET ALL STEAMERS
Maui Stable
HANS AMUNDSAN, Plior.
Hacks and Saddle Horses
AT ALLi:HOURS
ViiieyardjjStrect, Wailtiui, Maui
Telephone No. :2 3 55
Wailuku Stables
JOHN DOREGO, Prop.
HACKS
Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses
ON SHORT NOTICEI
Carriages meet Steamers
TELEPHONE NO.
Opp. Iao Saloon, Walluku, Maui
Paia Stables
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Hacks and Carriages to let
at all hours. i
meet all
PAIA TRAINS.
Tel. I'o,
FQREION NEWS
Now Expedition Stalls Saturday; '
London, February 1!). "Count von AVal'd'crsee lias pro-pared his plans
for the new expedition," says the Peking edrrespondent of the Morning
Post wiring yesterday, "and it willslart next Saturday. All the powers
oxcept Kussia alia llic united States have agreed to allow their forces to
join."
England Not Yot In The Movement.
London, February 18. In tlie
vciuon ilarcourt asked: "Is it true that an expedition into the interior
of China has been ordered by' Count von Waldcrseo? and if so, how does
the order affect our troops? At the end of such an operation wc might
find ourselves in another guerrilla war among a population far greater
than the Boers."
Lord Cranbornc replied that so far as the Government was aware no
powei was contemplating an expedition into the Interior of China. If it
was so, the British commanders would require fresh instructions.
Government Majority Reduced;
London, February 10. Tho first division of tho first Parliament of King
Edward VII, which took place yesterday, resulted in cutting down ti
forty-five the Government's normal majority of Hit). 'Hie interest caused
by this unexpected event was heightened by "Winston Churchill's first
speech at "Westminister, and Chamberlain's 'heated defense of his owi.
polocy.
Curnegie May Build Big Ships'."
New York, February. 18. The Press saysi Another "Of Andrew Car
negie's dreams is nearing realization. That is tho establishment here of
the greatest shipbuilding yards in the world right alongside the largest
iron and steel plant ever projected. Staten Island is the place named for
these industries, and some recent purchases of several hundred acres of
shore land are said to have been made with this object finally in view.
Britons And Boers.
London, Feb. lli.Gencrul Kitchener, telegraphing from Dc Aar, Cape
Colony, under today's date says: "De Wet's force crossed the railway
at Boartman's Siding, north of here, before daylight February 15, closely
followed by Plumcr, Crabbc and armored trains. They engaged tli-.-enemy
while crossing. The Boers, Ijpwevcr, cut the lines north and souvh
of the place of crossing. We captured over twenty wagons, many of which
were loaded with ammunition, uud also n Maxim, twenty prisoners and
over 100 horses. The troops are still in close pursuit."
Weylor Proclaims Mtirtitil Law.
xkv iukk, i'eo. ro. .a special ip
is learned that General Weylor has
Madrid, but has posted his troops in
part Of tho city. The downfall of the
that of the Government possible.
action is the inability of the civil Government of the Province of Madrid U
maintain order.
Oono
Horses
Mufcs
Hif riess and
THE WAILUKU
House of Commons to-day Sir Williain
iiiu umesurom asnmgion says: ii
not only proclaimed martial law ii
such a maimer as to command evei
Ministry is said to be certain, am
The reason given by Wcyler for his
S.COMPANY LTD.
!u!ii Stock-Yards
HAVE CONSTANTLY Off5
CarHaijes
Milch Cows
Saddles, Etc. Etc.
Carriage 'Repairing a Soebiallv
BUSINESS AGENCY AUTHORIZED! TO
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS i
The Paris seamstresses' arc out oh
strike.
Tho Cubans are said to be in a de
fiant mood.
Hlihdreds of deaths from plague
arc occuring in Bombay.
Bermiardt:nKfCo?iuoliii' Jidvo ini-t
with great success in San Franciscr.
Ten cases of supposed plague at
Cape Town have been isolated.
Freuehj Russian and Chinese diplo
mats will visit the Chicago Univer
sity. The Law rind Order (Hatchet)
League has been organized in Kansas
City.
Chineso troops nrc garrisoning
passes beyond territory held by
foreign troops.
The visit of thu Kaiser to England
has strengthened the German-En
glUh alliance.
A Chicago judge set aside a verdict
which was given entirely upon the
testimony of women.
A Prussian scientist believes lie
has discovered a great curative
property in blue rays of light.
The Chinese Empress Dowager is
said to have yielded the reins of
government, to tho young Emperor.
King Edward and Queen Alexan
dra are reported to leave England
in March for ; visit to thu continent.
The bill providing for the restora
tion of capital punishment in Kansa.y
has been killed in the state Senate.
The Ministers at Peking have de '
cided to iguoro-tho in-otest of the
Chinese- envoys and insist on the
loath penalty.
A California legislative, bill for a
State, highwa from Redding to Eu
.eka will bo introduced, specifying
an appropriation of $100,000.
HAND
Wagons
'Harnesi
RECEIVE ORDERS
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Arc offered to our patrons at
prices so low that they are
almost
Given Away
Write to us for price lists.
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GREAT
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foh :jo days (: Lv
Lace, Ribbons', Dress good.''
and all dry goods at COST
PRICE.
In ordr tw mulcfj eci'Vain iin
provcinents' whidi I iiin" hoaF
contemplating, I will ;ell Foi'
CASH ALL T5I12 DRESs
GOODs, Lucos, Hals, Shoes and
all my Dry-Goods for COsT
PR3CI3, for HO day only, com
mcnuing Feb. 1, l'JOl.
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Wholesale .Prices
Fieiht Pald'on all
Orders oi SlQ anc!
Upwards
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Merchant Tailor
Market Street, op Saloon,
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