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MAXJ1
NEWS.
VOLUME VI
WATLUKOJ, MAUI, H. T., SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, i903.
NUMBER 231
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS
C. W. ASHFORD
Attorney & Counsellor
at Law
HONOLULU, HAWAII.
JOHN RICHARDSQN
Attorney at Lav
And Notary Public
LAHAINA, . . MAUI
ANTONIO F. TAVARES
Attorney at Law
and Notary Public.
MAKAWAO, . . MAUI
?V J. M. KANEKUA
1 . . . llndainnTThn
fg' ATTORNEr Ann nuunoiiiwa
AT IjAW..
Offloo: Occidental Hotel, corner of King and
. Alal;ca Strcots.
HONOLULU, . . T. H.
' P. N. KAHOKUOLUNA
Attorney atLaw
&
Notary Public .
LAHATNA MAUT
DANIEL H. CASE
Attorney1atLaw
RoomsKB-Ml, Stnngcnwald U'ld'e. HONOLULU
A. N.:HAYSELDEN . f ,
attorney at law
and'
notary public
General Business & Collection Agent
LAHAINA,
Telephone
MAUI.
220
PHYSICIANS
WILLIAM PETERS, M, D.
Physician & Surgeon
Laiiaina Maui.
rin :
DR.
JOHN WEDDICK,
WAILUKU.
Office Hours:
9 to 10 a. m.,
2 to 4 v. M.,
7 to 8 r. m.
HOijriTAL 10 A. M.
DR. ROB'T DINEGAR
Physician & Surgeon
Puunene
Maui
ill' W- F- McC0NKEY M- .D-
Physician & Surgeon
PAIA. . . MAUI
DENTISTS
W RUSSELL BOOTE, D. D S.
Dentist
Office, Main and Market
WAILUKU. . . MAUI
GEO. S AIKEN, D. D. S.J
Dentist
Office Hours, 9 A. M. to -1. P. M.
Su.n'nyside. Paia. : : Maui,
SURVEYORS
H. ELDREDGE.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
TTAILUKU MAUI
HENRY DICKENSON.
Notary Puijlic.
LAHAINA,
MAUI
GEO.' H. DUNN
Notary Punua
LAHAINA.
MAUI.
P.- E. LAMAR
Civil & Mining Engineer
and
Survoyor Contractor
WAILUKU Mf.UI
R. C. SEARLB
Hucttonee'i
For the District- op
Lahnina Maui.jT H
Candy
. . . . 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 tho Islands.
Hart & Co., Ltd.
Honolulu H T.
L M. Vetlesen
Accountant l& General Business
Agent
LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE
BILLS COLLECTED
LAHAINA, MAUI.
KAHULUI & WAILUKU
Transportation Co,
C. T. GREEN, Prop.
Hauling of all Kinds at reason
able rates
Office at Kahului & Wa-uku
Storage at Kahului if desired.
NEW BUTCHERltSHOP.
Lee Sing & Co. will open a new
meat market and butcher shop on'
Tuesday. July 1, 1902
in Enos' now block on Market street.
Mutton every Saturday.
LEE SING & CO.
LIVBRY STABLES
Paia Stables
E. H. PIEPER, Prop.
Hacks and Carriages to let
at all hours.
Yleet ei II ....
PAIA TRAINS.
Tel. No. 12A-A-.
PATA . MAUI,
Okamura Stables
OKAMURA, Prop.
Hacks, Buggies & Saddle Horsep
At All Hours
Cheap Rates Between
Lahaina and Wailuku
Laiiaina, Maui.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Lahaina, Maui.
(Crozier's Old Stand)
Horse Shoeing, Wagon &
Carriage Repairing, General
Blacksmithing nud Wood
Work,
FRANK ROSE, Paw
Rainier
The best beer for the best peoplQ
DO NOT TAKE A CHBAPBEER BECAUSE
YOUR D'EALERiASKScJYOU TO.
If you cannot get RAINIER BEER of your
home dealer then all you have to
Sdo is to order direct from the!
RAINIER BOTTLING WORKS.
P.O Box 517.
And you will getthe
The Wailuku Saloon
Opp. WAILUKU DEPOT
D..L. MEYER , Prop.
ICE COLD BEER ALWAYS ON HAND
; JRirst Class Aines cfe Liquors
Primo, SchIitz, A. B. & Weiland's Beer
We Carry the Largest and Most Complete Line of Vehicles on the Island
The ATTENTION of the The.lNIaui trade is specially invited
to the full line of HACKS, BUGGIES, RUN-ABOUTS and
two-whceleas carriedjby
G. Schumann, Ltd.
. We Can Furnish You Anythiug(From a Dump Cart to alFine Cairiago
at a PRICE Lower'Than You Can Get Elsewhere
agents for STUDEBAKER MFG Co.
G. ECHO MAN, Ltd.
IAO STABLES
LAHAINA STABLES
Hacks, Carriages, iBuggies and Saddle Horses
at all hours. Meet all Steamers and Trains.
Mail Stage Leaves l&kiVa.E My
A. OO RECO,
best beer on the market
MERCHANTJSt., HONOLULU.
WAILUKU
&
LAHAINA
DAILY
STAGE
WAILUKU
V an age r.femftller' companies and operators.
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS
The House has passed the Philip
pine Constabulary bill.
The Colombian government has
closed its legation- in Santiago do
Chili.
Rt. Rev. Randall Thomas Davidson
has been appointed Archbishop of
Canterbury.
Hon. W. H. Moody, Secretary of
the Navy, was seriously injured by a
runaway accident.
The American Beet Sugar Asso
ciation has withdrawn its opposition
to Cuban Reciprocity.
Sir Thomas Liptou will spend a mil
lion dollars in his attempt to lift the
America cup next summer.
Negotiations for raising the Vene
zuelan blockade are proceeding with
out any obstructions so far.
Congressman Thomas H. Tongue
of the first district of Oregon, died
in Washington, January 11.
Severe cold prevails throughout
Great Britain and serious floods are
reported in Ireland this week.
Senator George C. Perkins was re
elected to tho United States Senate
by the California Legislature.
General Wade will succeed General
Davis in supremo command of the
Department of tho Philippines.
All Europeans have left the city of
Fez, in Morocco, and the Sultan is
preparing to attack the rebels.
Bubonic plague has appeared in
several Mexican ports, resulting
from tho immigration of Chinese.
On January 13, refined sugar ad
vanced 10 points, and it. is thought
that the price will steadily advance.
Republican senators say that no
radical anti-trust legislation is to be
expected at this session of congress.
A landslide at Nankin caused
great destruction, and 200 people
were drowned by tha ensuing rise of
water,
The pretender's army at Fez is
overcoming the forces of the Sultan,
and intervention by the powers is not
unlikely.
The chiefs of the Macedonian re
volutionary movement have decided
to inaugurate a revolution, to begin
next April.
Binger Hermann has resigned as
Commissioner of tho General Land.
Ofllce, and will be succeeded by W.
A. Richards.
The Fire Claims Bill and the Haw-
aiian Coinage Bill have both passed
Congress and gone to tho president
for his signature.
Rockefeller's Standard Oil Co. have
secured control of the Texas oilfields
and are negotiating to secure the
California oil fields.
U. S. Minister Bowen has been re
called from Caracas to present
Castro's case to the English and
German Commission.
Baron von Sternberg is to be sent
to Washington as a special Minister
to represent Germany in tho settle
ment of tho Venezuelan difficulty.
A company has been formed to
operate wireless telegraphy between
San Francisco and China, via the
Hawaiian Islands. Guam, and the
Philippines.
A severe cold wavo raged through
tiia Eastern Middle States and the
upper Mississippi Valley the early
part of this week, many deaths ensu
ing for lack of fuel,
There was an immense attendance
and much important business trans
acted at tho convention of National
Live Stock Association which mot at
Kansas city this week.
Catholics in all parts of the world
aro to unite in presenting to Pope
Leo a topaz weighing almost four
pounds, tho largest topaz known and
almost priceless in value.
President Baer, the chief factor
among the coal operators says that
'the present shortage in coal is caus
Bed by an undue advance made by the
PAIA
PLANTATION
ST0R1
Our Stock of Holiday 1
Toys
Dolls
Jewelry
Fancy Clocks 1
Graphophones
Toilet Novelties
Fancy Calendars
Decorated China Ware
Fancy Leather Articles
and everything suitable
for Christmas Gifts
HAVE ARRIVED
And will be ready for Inspection
Monday, December S,
TELEPHONE No. 55. '
ARE YOU f
A THIr" TR?
Aro you interested in seeing
MAUI advance in
DIVERSIFIED
INDUSTRIES
AND
AGRICULTURE? 4
There are many people desi-f
'rous. of now .Locations ana aref
constantly on tho lookout torf
openings.
vnn rtfl'rj mpi p T
to let these very desirable home
kseekers know what tho HAWAI
IAN ISLANDS could contributes
to tho world's needs under favor-m
fable conditions. Maui wants thei
Ismail farmer to tide over string-
eut times. ?
READ THIS. f
AUEUUEEN, S. D.
April 8. IMC.
Mr. C. 1.. Clemont, ,
n,.nr Sir; I trladlv subscribe to your SlDV
ifiin. Imuran.
iHGHTH and Inclosoono dollar Jor Fame, as
? tho copv you beat mo was worm tutu ana
imorc. Yours truly,
SUDSCBIBETO
SIDE LIGHTS
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