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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, August 09, 1902, Image 4

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p Comfortable,
Yo pan now have you.r.
Spring lYltrses.
Old Furiutuyo
p?as. Chairs! oW't
notify upiitusieiuu, . "jj
Uphulseriiifj Shop, in YPr
Of Mupurkinp & Ci's Sa
loon, opus.ltti the WtiUyku
depot. Many Years ex
perience. Prompt attention
to country orders by n.ail
pr telephone,
srei. 01
Waimhcu, Maui.
ITlic Bank of Hawaii
LIMITED.
W Tnrovnnrnted Under tho Laws
or
CI .. ,, , ,. F T T !
&vr- . the wpmmcoi xjuwiin.
I capital sisoo.ooo.or
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
liURPLUS & UNDIVIDEP PROFITS $171,554.94
jtins. M. Caoko. . , , President
V... .iOUCS . . I V lv-J. iv.ai.4v....
Q, H. Cooke , Cashie.
Dr. C. AthortoU Assistant Casino
I, . nirnrtnva Honr.v Waterhouse.
i-, Tom May, F. W. Macfarlanc, E. D.
r,T,niiv. .1. a. iicjanaiess.
Solicits tlie Accounts OI V lnnsur-
fenorntlnne, Trusts. Individuals, unci
Pnl'v tYT.i ovul tr
Will III I II llll V I'UH llii"
tl liinincss iKinnccteu wan Danmiifi
J.'untflisrcd to IE. ami aim i'li.tuaai
Foreign Exchange, lssuo setters oi
i-Crcdil.
SAVJNGG department. .
Ordinary and Ternv Deposits ro
WrJnivi.fl ami Interest allowed in nc-
KtWdnnee .vith ru'.os -ilnd condition.-
''Ihuutcd -in bOAKs, copies o'
hivniQli muv uo nan ()i;i;iuiu-iu'ii.
Judd IJuildiiig. Fort SS.. Honolulu
iit'ei-1
eiesrapmc
L-irnitocJ'
Telegrams to all Points oi
"Hawaii, Lanai and Oahu
l-: can now be forwarded by
Wirdess
stand
f Twenty cents per word
pfMInirnuin rate
$2.09 psr message
Central Statio-.i for Maui at
Telephone INo.
f .1
f:vL. TURNER, CO-
LLV1ITBD
4?
HAWAII
.FINE
DRESS
V' ' GOODS
$ ' AND w
TRIMMINGS
SAMPLE on Request..
KODAKS and
PHOTO WORK.
SMail ,1 our photo work to us and we
will give you first. class work in
14? " UUVL'JUl.IUK IN..U
B'. Presh l-'ilms, Photo Paper, always
in stock.
Eastman Kodaks at factoiy prices.
V U. L SHAW.
Mannget
JilLO CIltG CO.
: . -HAWAII.
MOULDINGS
-t-ii. H.e
INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH
An
ilVni selection com
prising-
Crown, Spring Cpy'e, Nosings,
Return Beads, (Quarter and Half
Round, V (.. O. U. Bead, Stopt-
Astrnguls. Base and Band mould
ing Wainscoting, Caps, Cornices,
Casings. Frames, (windows and
door). Stair and Porch Hails,
Etc. Etc.
ash. Boors & Blinds
ail sizes ahd styles
Nor' West Lumber - Surfaced
md Hough
Redwood Lumber -Surfaced
and Rough
Cedar, Sprucef Ash,Jak
KAnULUI RAILROAD CO
Kivliultii Muni.
Hollister Dm e Co0
HONOLULU, II. T.
This name on a Package
)? Drags or IMcme is
guarantee of the SUPERIOR
QUALITY of the Article.
All first clasrs stores handle
our goods.
YEB SANG
TINSHITH uai CABINET MAKER
Stove pipes and Tin Ware.
Furniture Repaiicd; Gluss
Putin. Collins and Cabinet
Work on Hand for Sale.
Market Sr. Wailuku.
Y. IASIII
General Merchandise
Japanese
Fancy Goods
& Waves.
Large Stock of
Canned Goods & Fruits.!
MARKLTL7 WAILUKU
1 co Gre?tm Parlors,
THREE ELCCAI1T RC0MS, 25 cents a Dish.
0HE ROOM, 10 cents a Dish.
Fine. Stock Canned Goods and
Fruit.; Cnudies and Cigars. Fresh
Goods reci'Ivvd every .wt:ttk. Special
courti-sit.'s to ladies ui.d gentlemen.
MARKET ST. WAILUKU
Tel. No.
PIANOLAS
BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.
Fr.iiT St. HoKoi.ui.u
Readthe-MAUI NEWS
for
& CO
Pcronn J Mention., , ,..,
Capt. Murray, Jr., is in port, with
Dir. F, W. Hardy and family re
turned, (rom Honolulu tins week.
Attorney John Richardson was a
visitor in Wailuku this week,
W. F. Ppguo Nakjku is in town,
and will stay over fpr the races.
"Dickey" Davis came over on last
night's Mauna Loa, to take, in the
races.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayselocn Lsiv
, ... T ..t.. TT-1..1.. I
Q b -UillHHllil IUI I1UHIUUIU UU 11113
I t
Dr. George S, Aiken of Paia was
a visitor at Vailuku on Thursday.
Prof. Rcavis and family of Lahaina
returned from Honolulu by Tuesday's
Claudine.
i
Mr. W, G. Scott of Macfarlano &
Co. made a flvinc trio Honolulu on
Tuesday, returning on Wednesday,
Mr. S. JJ. Harry who lias made a
cruise on the Antiopo as ship car
penter, returned with his vessel.
Hob liallenline, a Uamaina on
Maui came ovor with his two llicrs,
Mollie Connors and Amarino.
Prof. Carlton and. family of La-
hainaluna camo through Wailuku on
Thursday, en route to the crater.
Manager Chas, D. Lul'kin of the
First Natioual Bank visited Honolulu
on Saturday, loturning on Tuesday's
Mauna Loa.
Mrs. Chas D. Lufkin entertained a
numoer ot nor may tricnas at a
dainty, elaborate and most enjoyable
tea on Thursday afternoon.
Prof. Leonard, the celebrated ucro?
naut came over on Wednesday's Maui,
t j make one of his wonderful para
chute jumps on race day.
Prince Cupid camo over on last
ni jlits' Mauna! Loa to take in tie
races, and incidentally 10 look after
fie interests of the Hui Kukoa.
Mr. Van Dine, entomologist with
t ic U. S. Experiment Station on
Hawaii came over on this week's
Maui to investigate the scale and
other iusect pests m Makawao
Judge Lyle Dickey of Honolulu
came over on Wednesday s Maui to
spend two or three weeks under the
cool shade trees high up cn Halea
kala.
Dr. Raymond was a passenger on
Wednesday's Maui, leaving Wailuku
. i . mi -.i ! t L
cinj.on xiiui-huuy iniiniiujr ior uiu
table lands of Ulupalakua,
J. W. Waldron, former head book
k.eper of the K. R. R. Co., but now
with Schaeffer &. Co., came over on
Wednesday's Maui and went to Huelo
on business for his firm.
o Mrs. D. H. Davis of Honolulu came
over on Wednesday's Maui,, to risit
her parontsr. and Mrs. J. lurk-
land of Kahuiui, and will remain for
the races.
Mr. Irwin H. Beadle a teacher of
Kamehameha School, accompanied
by his wife, came over on Wednes
day's Maui, to spend some time in
Wailuku, as the guests of the'Settle-
ment teaencrs.
Purser Kibling of the Claudine i
officiating as purser of the Maui,
which has taken the Claudine's run.
Capt. Parker stays with the Claudine.
Mrs. David Haughs, the daughter
of Dr. McMillan, came over on Wed
nesday's Maui, to visit her father
and other friends on Maui.
Supt. R. W. Filler of tho Kahuiui
, R. Co., left on the Neyadan for
R
a three months' business and pleas
ure trip. Mr. Walker will fill Mr,
Filler's place during his absence
Hugh Howell and George Cooper
of Hana made a record breaking
ride overland, to reach the repub
lican convention in time. Mr.Coope."
went on to Hawaii by last nighj's
Mauna Loa.
Mi-. O, C. Perkins of San Fplncis
cn has come down to the Islrhda to
look after the interests of thj Union
Oil Co. He was aceompnnitd by his
wife, and will probably rciininbhero
a year.
Mr. Boeek, former boo: keener at
Wailuku Plantation, has iccoptgdlfnl
p isition at tho Puunene jfontjftiojjg
to succeed Mr. Hendersorijvho
ly It-ares 'for Dawson.
BORN
CARLE Y At. Paia, Mffd, August
2, 1002, to Mr. and Mrs.ffe.B. Car-
loyj a daughter.
-OFTHE
pan
At Sprockets' Park, Kahulyi.
ON
Tuesday, AUGUST 12,1902
OH
fficial program
- Raccs to commenco at 10 o'clock
cViflpn
11 aKi--i UVA Aii'W - -
tq HARNESS,
Mie hcnls best two in throe, free,
for all, purse $230.
Second: - - - RUNNING RACE.
.
One mile dash, Hawaiian bred
Pursc S1001
Third :--RUNNING RACE.
Thrcc-fourtu mile uasn, ireo lor
all, Mollie Connors 1 barred, purso
$150.
Fourth-SPECIAL TROTTING AND
PACING TO HARNESS.
Mile heats, best two in three,
Named horses, purso $200,
Fifth; RUNNING RACE.
One mile dash, free for all; purso
$150.
Sixth: RUNNING RACE.
Three-eighths mile dash, free for
all, Mollie Corners barred, purse
$100.
So ven th : TROTTING AND PAC
ING TO HARNESS.
Mile heats, best two in three, U:-10
class, purso $150,
Eighth; SPECIAL RUNNINU
RACE.
Three-fourth mile dash, named
horses, purse $100.
Ninth: POLO PONY RACE.
Half mile dash. Ponies that havp
played in inter-polo matches. Own
ers to ride. Maui Polo Cup $00;
Tenth: JAPANESE RUNNING-
RACE.
One mile dash. Horses owned and
ridden by Japanese. Purse $75,
first money $50, second money $50,
All races to be run or trotted unr
der the rules of t he California Jockey
Club and the National Trotting Afsg.t
ciation.
All riders and drivers to-appcarm
colors.
At least three to enter and two to
start.
All horses arc expect to start un?
K withdrawn by 1J2 o'clock uoon on
I
ti10 dav nrovious to the race.
General admission, 50 cents.
Grand-stand, mauka side, $1,00
t x
makai side, 50 cents
Quarter Strefch Badges, $2.50
Bids for theRefreshment Stand
nrivileco will lo received by the
Secretary.
Per Order of
Executive Committee
D. L. Meyeu,
Secretary Ma
Racinj' Association.
Vessels 111 Port Kahuiui
Br. Ship Kilross, Murray, from
Ladysmith, coal
Br. Bark Attione. Murray. Jr..
from Ladysmitll
Arrivals
Aug 4, Br. Hirk Antiope, Mur
ray, Jr., 17 daysfrom Ladysmith, B
C, coal.
Auff. G, . S. S. Maui, Bernett,
from Honolulu.
Aug. 0, S. S.jNevadnn, Weedon
from Honolulu.
Dehnrtures
Aug 4, Am wh. Prosper, Jphaiiu-
sen) for Portrownsend, ballast.
Aug. 0, SS. Maui, Bennett, for
Hana
Aug- 0, S. S. Nevadan, Weedon,
for Honolulu, 5,822 bags sugar.
Aig. 7, Am. Ship Henry Villard,
Slaube, forS. F.,37,000 bogs. sugar.
Aug. 9, S. S. Maui, Bennett, for
Honolulu.
Oceanic Time Table.
UATE KAJ1E FROM ,
Aug. 2 America Maru. ...Yokohama
" 2 Moana Victoria,, B.C.
" 8 Korea S. F,
" 8 Alameda S. F,
" 11 Citv of Peking:. ..Yokohama
" () Coptic V S. I
11) Sonoma .Colonies
FOR
2 America Maru S. F.
2 Moana Colonies
Lj2k8 Korea .Yokohama
liTE-ll 1H . f 11. i n 10
H!ll3iAlameda S. F.
ialEfnCoptto. . ,.Yokoha1na
niKonnmn S:F.
WtffG PtOVBS & PUNCHING BAGS
ALSO
A Full Line of Spalding's BASfipALls, PATS, MASKS arid,
GLOVES, 1 ...
TRIBUNE and PATEE BICYCLES anji SPpRTJNG GOOD
Hardware, Crockery and Glasswaro
Mail Qrdors Treafcd With Accuracy nntl Dispatch,
pi KING Sr.,
Theo
Why Throw $40.00 Away
By Paying $100 for a TYPEWRITER When You Can Gotlan
UP-TO-DATE Strictly High Grade Machine,
The Wellington VisibSe Writer for 360.00
This Machine is a REVOLUTION in Typcwrllors
Wo Havo Appointed Mil. A, J. RODRIGUES of Wailuku
SOLE AGENT for the Island of
Who Will Be Pleased to Give Full
THE
ECONOMIC SHOE
"Earl iastk
Up-to-Date Shoeists, Hilo,. .
The
Pride of "t -
is a
but o i "7 e asr -d
WMte sewing -m
A Combination of
Art and Utility
Used by many in preference to other
makes of the same price. It is demon
strating its merits:
to Sqvv Well and to Last
Call and inspect the different styles
LIMITED.
Sole Agents for the
Bisiftar k Stale
Successor to
FSE B1SMARK STABLES OF WAILUS
i
New Buii-wn'os, New Rios,
The BI3MARK STABLES Co, pFelrun
the Leading Livery Stable Business o
LIVERY BOARD and SALES
HACKS
CaiTlaes, Buggies find SaddiUOHqt'Ses
at. all Hours. A New bystem m Press uuttonsa
vNew and first class rigs
043 FORT St.
Ltd
Maul for These MjHNES
Particulars Regarding Same.'
A Guaranteed Shoe for
Men at
$4eOO
THIS illustration is from
a photosrraph of one ot
our special shoes, mado
of plain calf: will riol"scu(T''
but will stand all knocks
from lava or rocks, it has a
medium heavy extension
sole, perforated vamp and
pehblo grain top. This shoo
has the cut and stylo of the
highest price shoes, and
better still, i made on a
perfectly comfortable last,
giving oroauth where tne
font requires it. We will de
live: this shoe to any post
cfiloo address on the Isl
ands on receipt of the price
$4.00, and on the couditiou
that the money will bo re
funded if not satisfactory.
Write for a. pair of our No.
3!) shoes; if you have bought
of us before wo havo your
size on recordjif not give us
figures on lining of oldshoes
COMPANY, Ltd.
heL jlome
csiiae -
A
Hawaiian Islands.
New Teams, New Maoapiuj
tauis
'km
W . BOX
and teams, and compoWtTdriverS
eft'
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