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MRS. C. B. ROBERTSON, Bus. Mgr,
Saturday, November
14
MAUI BLUE BOOK
Hon. J. W. Kitlun, Circuit Ju6g, WoIIuru
I,. R. Crook, ClerU Ciroult Oourv. Wnlluhu
Juflgt V. A. McKoy DtHt. MagiRtrnto, Wnlluku
Cbas. Conp, " " MnknwRO
" Kar-nulello " " t-iktmlna
' Knlnlknu. " Hoouimln
' .1 It. Hnnunli, " ,., Honn
" Pllmiinu, " " KJptthiiln
" Muhoc " Molokui
" Ruhoortolnhnla, " ' L.imcii
L. M. Raldwlli BherlB, - Walluku
w p Qi.rrpri. Dimiiv Rhcrift Wnlluku
Kdaar Worton " " MaUawuo
C. K. Ltnasey, " ' Lalminn
P. Wlttrock. " ' llouu
O. Trimble, " " Molokat
U. flummlnira Carjtnln Police. Wnl'ulm
H. Iwlrrin, " " Mnknwno
VTm. Kennu. " btthiiturt
J. K. Wnlarhnu, " Kalaupapu
V. T. Uooinson, To Assessor, -walluku
J. N. K. Keola, Deputy Assessor. Walluku
W. O. Allien, . " t . Palo
O.nmm, ' " Laliottin
M. H. Reutor. " " V ana
3 Tlui action of President Roosevelt in recognizing1 the insur-
BJl - - -
g.jnts of Tananni as belligerents Avill receive the outspoken sup
part of all Ameiicans, just as it had already received the quiescent
s.uiport vl the European powers. If the Colombian government
f,)vi-s.iiiir lho inevitable, concludes to chanse its tactics and
o ' J
ratify lie Pnnania Canal treaty, it will thereby preserve the- integ
rity of its possessions, , If not the District of Panama will either
boconiC! an independent republic and the pet of the United States,
or better, it will become an integral portion of the United States
In imy event, the Panama Canal will be completed at as early aday
as American brains and energy can accomplish it. Whilo the
United States would not needlessly permit the dismemberment of
any one of the South American republics, yet the construction of
a water-way across the Isthmus of Panama is of such importance
t the whole world that it, cannot be long delayed by American.
railroad money and Colombian venality.
BY AUTHORITY
0
The subservience of the home rule vote on Maui to the dictates
of its leaders is a pitiable commentary on the ability of the mass of
ITawaiians to properly exercise the elective franchise. Many even
ol the more ignorant ones injWailuku would gladly have voted for
some of the republican candidates, knowing them to be the better
men, but they had been told by their leaders that if they scratched
even one of the home rule candidates, they would thereby invalidate
their whole ticket and cause it to be thrown out. Believing this,
they felt simply coerced to vote the straight home rule ticket.
While it is the inalienable r'ght of every American citizen to vote
as he pleases, still where men can be voted like machines, as was
djno by the home rulers on Maui, it goes without saying, that de
ploranle results will necessarily follow. Until the Hawaiians are
sufficiently educated to learn how to vote their honest convictions,
elections will be a farce, and constant trouble will be with us. ,
S The full report of Auditor Meyers', so far as the investigation
in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court is concerned, appears
in this week's issue, from which it appears that the clerk was
honest, although negligent in several matters.? Mr. Crook has
always borne a high reputation for probity and no one really be
lieved that he was short in his accounts. That he is our newly
elected auditor is a matter of grave concern, in view of the serious
responsibilities which will rest on him. However.the News predicts
that having learned a needed lesson he will prove himself a com
petent auditor, so far so least as writing up his books is concerned.
e e o
j4 County government is an accomplished fact on Maui, but the
Hawaiians must not expect that this will put bread into their
mouths. The only object of county government is to effect an
economical administration of municipal affairs, and here, as in the
States, the mass of the people of the county need expect no direct
personal benefit, but will have as heretofore to depend, on their
brains and muscle for a living, the only beneficiaries being the
county officers and their deputies and employees.
2 Had the prediction of Cobden, the great apostle of free trade
in Great Britain proved true, that Great Britaiu would always re
main the workshop of the world, that fact "would have remained as
an enduring foundation for free trade. Today America and other
countries are finding a market in Great Britain for manufactured
goods, which will necessarily have one of two effects. It will either
cause hard times among British skilled laborers or it will drive
Great Britain to the adoption of a protective tariff.
,
jQ Superintendent Henry E. Cooper does not make many dis
coverable mistakes, but it does seem that his zeal in finishing up
the many matters.on which he has been working hard for months
has lead him into undue haste. The News acquits Mr. Cooper of
intentional wrong, because be probably knows that the council
' would not stand for that sort of thing, but it would have been only
courtesy for mm to have deferred action until the new governor
is installed. , , ...
?3? Now that the elections are over, the attention of the whole
people of the Islands should be at once directed to the matter of
attracting tourist travel to the Islands. This is a' rich field for
exploitation, and every one can' do a little to help it along. If you
have friends in the States, take pains to secure attractive pictures
and literature and forward . it to them. Do not leave it to the
Hawaiian Promotion Association to do it all.
From the development of affairs on the Isthmus of Panama it
is becoming evident that there was a prior mutual understanding
not only between the United States authorities and the Panama in
sursrents but also between the united btates aud the foreign
powers. The building of the canal is one of the world's grea'
nieds, and nothing but heroic measures would have accomplished
it under existing conditions.
fje The project of Mrs. Theresa Wilcox to organize a political
s jrosis on the Islands is one of more than ordinary interest provid
el it proves successful. It is confessedly true that Hawaiian
women exercise a strong influence in home matters and it can be
readily understood that a combined effort on their parts would be u
potent factor in swaying elections. Pleas,e keep off of Maui, Theresa
yea XrighUa us.
ELECTION LXIEN8E8.
Notice to Candulntps for County
' Offices,
The attention of candidates for
Countv Onicruls drawn to tlie follow-
iin: Sections of the Rules rind Ref
utations for Administering Oaths nnd
Holrlini,'' Elections, ns amended by an
Art to Provide a. Government for
the Territory of Hawaii:
Section 31. Within twenty dnvs
following any election, euch candidate,
and each apent or committee acting
for or on behalf of any candidate,
shall-file with the Secretary of the
Territory an itemized statement of
his 'or their expenses bv. for. or on
bcTftil&tgtsuch candidate or election,
showing each amount expended, the
the purpose or object for which each
expenditure was made, and the per
son or persons to wh.irn made; which
statement shall be sworn to by each
person making such expenditures,
and shall be open to public inspection
Statement When no Expenses are
Incurred. t
beet ion 61. If a candidate or any
asjent or committee acting on his be
halt has or have incurred no expenses
on account of such election, ho and
they shall tile within twenty days
after the election with tie secretary
of the Territory, a sworn statement
setting forth such fact.
Expenses Legally Incurrable.
Section 33. The following expenses,
and no other, mav be legally incur
red by or for a candidate for election
as Senator or Representative, Viz.
1. His personal expense as a can
didate.
2. Expenses of printing, and. ad
vertising. ,
3. Cost of stationery and postage
4. Expenses of public meetings
5. Rent and supplies of committee
rooms not to exceed one for each
polling place.
(J. Salaries of not more Unn one
clork and two messengers for eacn
polling- place.
7. salaries of not more ; than one
watcher on election day'ouly, at
each jolling place.
' G. R. CARTER
Secretary of the Territory.
C. R. BUCKLAND,
Electoral Registrar,
The Capitol, Honolulu, November
3rd, 1903.
DELINQUENT 8ALB NOTICE.
HANA PLANTATION COMPANY, Locn
Hon of principal place of buainewi. Sun Fran
cisco. Cal. Looutiou of worlca, Hana, Maul,
Tcrrl'ory of Hawaii.
Notice. Thore are delinquent upon ttao fol
lowing described utocli, on account- ot Ashchs-
mvat (N'o. 3) lovied on tbe l!th day of Septem
ber, 1903, tbe several amounts sot opposite tbe
names of tbe respective shareholders, an follows:
No. No
Name Cert. Share Amt.
Eliso Aqutllon 019 40 24
Aquillon, Miss Bertha 1586 100 60
Ador. Paul 1518
C. Bates 1(13.1
D. C. nates 16M
D. C. Bates Trustee 12
U. C. Bates " 2i
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B. C. Batns
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D. C. Bntes
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A. V. Blow & Co 25
A. W. Blow &Co 515
A. Y. Blow & Co. Trustees. . . 454
A. W. Blow Co. Trustees. . . 455
A. W. Blow Co. Trustees.. . 613
. W. Blow Co. Trustees. .. 885
A. V. Blow & Co. Trustees.. .1101
A. W. Blow & Co. Trusteos...l973
A. V. Blow & Co, ' Trustees.. .1975
A. W. Blew & Co. Trustees. . . 1977
Edward Barry 183"
Edward Barry Trustee 1881
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W. H. Bremer Trustee 5tli
U. G. Brown Trustee 583
Bolton do Buy tor & Co. 1805
Bolton de Buy ter & Co It
BostwteK, K. H 1916
Nathan Cabu :1
Nathan Cahn W .
Harriet L, Uhapmon 1525
Harriot L. Chapman 1528
T. P. Colcord 1537
Eliza Cosgrove .'. 1548
I. LDinkelspiol 887
J. L. Dinkelsplol Trustoe.... 386
J. P. Edolt Truatoo 1803
Ada C. Faville; 1858
AdaC. Favillo. I860
AdoC. Foville 1861
Anna Fellon 1956
E. C Fennessy Trustoo 1205
A. C. Hullman 1875
A. V. Hollmnn 1876
A. C. Hollmnn 1973
II. B. Hlgbce, Trustee 1545
Thomas Jennings, Jr 1280
Thomas Jonnings. Jr 1290
Thomas Jennings, Jr.... 1291
Mathous iCIaas 1550
S. W. Levi Trustee 953
Llppit, Mrs. B 875
Munholui, Dibbern & Co.
Trustee ....till
Manholm, Dibbern &Co.
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H. S. Monhelra Trustee 704
H. 8."Ma'nh61rh'"Trnst6e..'.".7. 711
H.S. !il4aliolm Trustoe-.'.w.. 712
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A. 'A. MeAlpiu....'..'. .1 413
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6 ! F. W. McCftnn..i.i... 1423
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Oco. Hoeth 1843
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Goo. Roeth 1850
Goo. Roeth t 1851
Geo. Roeth !Hn2
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Gee. Roeth 1851
Geo. RooHl 1855
Geo. R-ieth 1856
Frank B. Slandlsh 240
Frank I). Stnmllxh 2H
Frank B. Stnndlsb 856
Frank B. Standlsh 974
Frank B. Stnndlsh 1730
Behmldt, Benj, J ; . . 1551
Schmidt, DonJ. J. 1553
Dr. Ernest F. Schlott 955
Dr. Ernest F. Si hlott 1936
wan, lieuj. R. Trustee I43H.
Swnn, Benj. R .1911
Turnbull 615
Turnhtill 643
Walter Turnbull 703
Walter Turnbull Trustoo.... 668
K. Trurmnn IU58
E. Truomnn 1959
. B. Van Pelt 1318
Lovell White Trustee 1814
Lovoll White Trustee. 1815
Lovell White Trustee 1816
Lovell While Trustee 1817
Lovell Wl'lto Trustee. ....... 1818
Lovell White
Lovell Whito
Lovell Whito
Lovoll White
Lovell WUio
Trustee 1819
Trustee 1820
Trustee 1821
Trustee 1828
Trustoo 1823
Lovell While Trustee 1824
Lovell White Trustee 1825
Lovell Whito Trustee 1826
Winshenk 923
D. R. Wilson : 1774
And in hccArilaucewlth law, and an order from
the Board of Directors, made on the 15th day of
Sept., lBH3,so many shores of ench parcel oT such
stock as may be nocessary will bo sold nt public
auction, at the office of the Company, No. 818
Front street, San Franotsoo, California, on
TUESDAY, the 17th day of November, 1903, nt
the hour of three o'clock p. m. of said day, to pay
said Dollnquent Assetament tuorcon, together
ltb costs of advertising and expenses of thn
sale. D. C BATES, Secretary.
Office No. 815 Front street, San Francisco,
California.
..... K.i'J.; !:: : t u:r- r: iv ; - fl
3ime ZjableSf(ahului Stairoad Company
STATIONS A.M. . P M. STATIONS A.M. P.M.
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, Waii.uku Paia Pas Pas. Fbeigut Freight Freight Pas. Pas. KAiin.Lci -Puunene F & P F & P
A.M. A.M. A. M. A.M.. P.M. P.M. P.M. ' A. M. P.M.
Kahului Leave 7.00 8.42 11.45. 2.00 3.45 Kahului Leave 6.20 "1.20
Wailuku Arrive 7.12 '8.54 12.00 , 2.12 3.57 Puunene Arrive 6.35 1.35
Wailuku Leave 7.20 9.05 12.25 2.20 4.03 Puunene Leave 6,40 1.40
Kahului . Arrive 7.32 9.17 12.40 2.32 4.15 Kahului Arrive 6.55 1.55
.Kahului Leave 7.35 ' 940 2.35 ' Kahului Leave 8.00 3.05
Sp'villo Arrive. 7.47 9.55 2.47 ' Puunene Arrive 8.15 320
Sp'ville Leave 7.50 10.10 2.50 Puunene Leave 8.20 3.25
Paia Arrive 8.02 10.25 3.07 Kahului Arrive 8.35 3.40
Paia Leave 8.12 ' 10.55 - 3.12 ,
Sp'villw Arrive 8.24 11.10 , 3.24
Sp'ville Leave 8.27 11.20 .' 3.28
Kahului Arrive 8.37 11.35 3.38
::' .''::'v AGENTS FOR -'. '
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ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, Ltd. ; ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, Liue of Sailing Vessels Between
San Francisco and the Hawaiian Islands; AMERICaN-HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP CO.;
. . WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.
Importers and Dealers In
NORWEST and REDWOOD LUMBEK in all sizes rough and surfaced.' SASH. DOORS and BLINDS,
in Cedar aud Redwood. CEDAR MOULDINGS and INSIDE FINISHING LUMBER, also a full line of
V Building Aloterial
CORRUGATED IRON, GALVANIZED IRON, ZINC, GALVANIZED IRON PIPE, COAL TAR,
CEMENT, OILS aud PAINTS, FENCE WIRE and STAPLES: NAILS, PITCH, OAKUM, Etc. Etc,
10
100
100
100
100
110
100
100
100
100
1110
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1110
100
80
25
5
85
5
50
50
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80
10
5
10
10
25
30
25
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100
100
100
100
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70
80
sr.
60
60
60
60
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60
60
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60
60
60
60
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16
15
15
8
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18
18
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6
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6
15
18
15
60
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no
GO
60
60
60
60 '
no
60
60
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48 '
18
IS
HAIKU SUGAR
GO 'S STORE
Boots Shoes
Kerosene Oil . Casollie
Gold Watches Silver Watches
Groceries Dry Gocds Clothing
Dry Goods
In part as follows:
Everett Classico Everett Ginghams
Mercerised Silk Zephyr
Macrame Lace
Windsor Surelle
Brocade
Reitia Stripes
s.
Scotch Zephyr
Leno Applique
Chambrag
Lenore Stripes
Stella Batiste
Embroidered Swiss Dots
Dotted Swis
Nainsook
Black Dimity
Berlin Lawn
Seersucker
Methucn Ginghams
W. F. Mossman
Manager.
KAHULUI
R. R. CO.
IMPORTERS
. And Dealers o
LUMBER p
COAL
BUILDING MATERIAL
AGENTS
Wilder S. S. Cc.
' . i' . : .'.' :
Terminals at Wailuku,
Spreckelsville and
Paia. ..'.'
CENTRAL OFF1CB
r. w. fth-i-er, manager,- lKabiiIuIt. MuuK.
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