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Mfc VOLUME VI ' " WAB.UKU, MAUI, H. T., SA'l LM Y , U-;.i Ml EK 6, '902, ' " NUMBER '7 M
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jKV JOHN RICHARDSON LAHAINA, MAUI 2 ItjJj.L IB Ej? JRtf ' currency basis. ' " PJ .A jvpp A TTpir f
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ANTONIO F. TAVARES
Attorney at Law
and notary 'poblio.'
MAKAWAd, ,
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MAUI
J. Al. KANEKUA
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Attornfa- and Counsellor
at Law..
Oltloo: Oocldontal Hotel, corner of King and
AlaVcoa Stroots.
HONOLULU,
T. II.
P. N. KAHOKUOLUNA
Attorney ats Law
&
Notary Public .
LAHAINA
MAUT
DANIEL H. CASE
Attorney a t Law
.. Roomi D03-50I, Stangcnwald U'ld'e. Honolulu
A. N. HAYSELDEN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND)
NOTARY PUBLIC ,
General Business & Collection Agent
LAHAINA,
Delephone
MAUI,
220
PHYSICIANS
EDWARD ARM IT AGE, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon 4
Oepioe Hours. 8 to 10(a. m.; 1 to 2
p. hi.; 7 to 8 p. m.
WAILUKU, MAUI.
WILLIAM PETERS, M, D.
Physician & Surgeon
Laiiaina Maui.
Dr. JOHN WEDDICK,
WAILUKU.
OFnoE Hours:
9 to 10 A. 31.,
2 to J. v. m. ,
7 to 8 r. si.
Hospital 10 a. si.
DR. ROB'T DINEGARJi
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Physician & Surgeon!
PUUNENE
Maui
W. F. McCONKEY, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
PAIA. . . MAUI
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DENTISTS
. W RUSSELL BOOTE, D. D S
Dentist
Offlco, Main and Market
WAILUKU. . MAUI
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GEO. S AIKEN, D. D. S.J
Dentist
Offlco Hours, 9 A. M. to 4. P. M.
Sunnyside, Paia, : : Maui
SURVEYORS
H. LDREDGE.
Civl Engineer and Surveyor
WAILUKIT, , MAUI
GEO. H. DUNN
Notary Ptiuitp
LAHAINA. . - MAUI.
PVE. LAMAH. a ft WJf '
Civil & Mining Engineer '
and
Surveyor Contractor
WAILUKU MAUI
R. C. SEARLE
Huctfoneev
For the Dtntrict op
Lnlinina Maul.TH
. . . . Send 75c $1.00 $1.25
or $1.50 for a nice box .of Chocolates
and confections, sent post or freight
free to any part of the Islands.
Hart & Go9 Ltd.
Honnlnl.. TT T.
9
Accountant ife General Business
Agent
LTFE and FIRE INSURANCE
BILLS COLLECTED
LAHAINA, MAUI.
KAHULUI & WAILUKl
Tpansportation Co.
C.. T. GREEN, Pkoi.
Hauling ofiall Kinds at reasoi
able rates
Office at Kabului & Wa..uku
Storaso at Kabului if desired"""'
NEW BUTCHER SHOP.
Lee Sing & Co. will open a new
moat market and butcher shop on
Tuesday. July 1, 1902
in Enos' now block on Market sti-eot.
Mutton every Saturday.
LEE SING & CO.
L1VBRY STABLES
E. H. PIEPER, Prop.
Hacks and Carriages to let
at all hours.
Yleestall ....
PAIA TRAINS.
Tel. No. 254-4.
PAIA MAUI.
OKAMURA, Prop.
Hacks, Buggies & Saddle Horse
At Fill Hours
Cheap Rates between
Lahaina and Wailuku
Laiiaina, Maui.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Lahaina, Maui,
(Crozier's Old Stand)
Horse Shoeing, Wagon &
Carriage Repairing, General
Blacksmithing and Wood
Work,
FRANK ROSE, Paor.
Vet
P
Sta
0KAMURA
The best 'beer tor
V
OUR DEALER,
11 you cannot get RAINIER BEER of your
home dealer, then a!! you have to
do to order direct Hm the
iui tilt
ma
P. O Box 517,
And yois will gii the
ie Wailuku Saloon
D. L. MEYER
ICE COLD BEER ALWAYS CN HAND
First Class UUJne'S djr Liquors
Prirho, ScJilitz, A. B. &"We1 htnd'e Beer
Ve Csrr the Largest anl Most Complete L n Vehicles on the islaic
The ATTENTION of the The Maui trade is specially invited
to the full line offiHACKS, BUGGIES, iRUN-ABOUTS and
two-wheeleasjcarrled by ,
G. Schumann, Ltd.
We CanJFurnish You Anything From a Dump Cart to a Fine Cairiago
at a PRICE Lower Than You Can Got Elsewhere
agents for STUDEBAKER MFG Co.
G. SCHUMAN,. Ltd. MERCHANT Sr., HONOLULU.
IAO STABLES wailuku
LAHAINA STABLES lvhaiwa
Hacks, Carriages, IBu'3S and Saddle Horses
nt all hours. Meet all Steamers and Trains.
i rj a -
r i
il Mage Leaves
A. DO REGO,
tije&esfc people-
BECAUSE
ASKS:. VOU TO.
JNU
'rest beer an the market
1 1
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Prop.
J ! O
ciitaiiif o u. in.
Daily
waiiuku 12 a. m
Manager.
1; WAILUKU
Mexico intends to net ou a gold
currency basis.
Tho Statehood committee is likely
to udmit Oklahoma only.
Threo hundred southern negroes;
at o bomg sent to Libeiia.
Yule defeated Harvard at annual
football,' bj,ascoreqf.23 to 0. f
1 TbeBritish are alarmed'bvferthc
uciivuy 01 me uussiaus in 1'crsia.
A white man in Texas was arrest
cd for marrying a, mulatto woman.
Steel works In Austria and Hun
gary have combined with a capital of
$70,000,000.
Colombia's rebel leader has signed
a trca.tv.of peace and the insurrec
tion ts .ended.
Juseph Chamberlain says the gov
ernment hopes to build a united nu
tiDti in South Africa.
Three German warshipa sail for
Venezuela as oon as they can be
equipped on proper war' footing.
Germany and Great Britain have
determined to take joint action to
collect the c'nims against Venezuela.
Japan will maintain a fleet of 'w.ar
vessels in the Paeifis waters of North
and South America, in the near fu
ture.
The rate war between the beet and
caue sugar interests i? practically
ended, and sugar is advancing in
price.
President Castro of Venezuela
says that tho revolution is entirely
crushed, and that the struggle is at
an end.
The Boxers in .the Sze Chuan Dis
trict recently massacred 1,200 Cath
olic converts, after destroying the
mission.
There is a check in the negotiations
ior the Panama Canal, and a revival
of the Nicaraguan project is being
agitated.
The pending Cuban reciprocity
treaty provides for a uniform re
duction of 20 per cent on all imports
from Cuba.
Native Samoans have formed a co
operative company, purchased a
cutter and will trade under the Uni
ted States flag.... -
Mail advices from Yokohama re
port discovery of a Japanese Klon-
ti Ice in a rich placer gold lield at
konazawa, Yen.
An alleged converted anarchist of
flobo.ken says she .knows of an as
?assin having been chosen three
separate times to kill Roosovelt.
The admission of Chinese to Haw
ail, under certain restrictions, will
probably bo recommended to con
gress by tho Senatorial Commission.
Herr Krupp, tho famous Gorman
gunmaker recently died of of apoplexy
probably the result of great mental
distress produced by violent news
paper attacks.
The Pacific Cablo Company havo
accepted the terms of the United
States, and the government sound
Ings have been turned over to the
Cable Company.
The Pope has appointed a board to
interpret the Bible "so as to give the
explanation demanded of it by the
times." He say tho complexity of
modern studies makes this necessary.
Suit has been commenced against
the heirs of Colis P. Huntington, to
recover the sum. of $100,000,000 of
which the stockholders of the Cen
tral Pacllic claim thoy havo been do
fraud ed.
At the farewell audience to Unitca
States Ambassador White, Emperor
William presented him with a gold
medal of tho empire, for science
which is given to only one person a
year in Germany.
General Nord, who is at St. Mario
with 8,000 troops has sent nn ultima
turn to '.he government demanding
the invalidation of the deputies who
are members of Firmin's party. Ro
fusal to tho demand yil pro.bably
mean another civil vrar.
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Stock of Holiday
comprising
Toys "
Dolls
Jewelry
Fancy Clocks (
kaphophojiesy''
Toilet Notifies
Fancy Calendars
Beco.r&ted China Ware
Fancy leather iriicles
ara everything suitable
for Christmas Gifts
HAVE ARRIVED
And will be ready for inspection" ;
Monday, December &.
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