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IT NEVER FAILS THE COOK, THEREFORE THE COOK SHOULD NEVER FAIL TO USE 'GOLDEN GATE IT HAS BEEN THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY IN HONOLULU AND ELSBWHERB Sold By AH Reliable Grocers HACKFELD & CO., WHOLESALERS am Wine & aft 46 r SOLE AGENTS : : RAINIER BEER COAST BOTTLING ALSO Paul Jones, Cutter AND Cream Pure Rye Whiskies Special delivery every hour in Wailuku. S. KIMURA IAl-oIseIe Denier In, Standard Brands op WHISKIES, BRANDY, IMPORTED and DOMESTIC WINES LIQUEURS, CORDIALS, GINS, ETC. PABST, A. B. C, LEMPS, RAINIER, AND,PRIM0. Bottled EJpesi'-- '- ISLAND TRADE SOLICITED S. KIMURA,1 tm' 1 ' n ' t ' l" t w Xk.AJU.UJLU L Saloon Your Brand 0f Ice Cold Beer 1 Always On Tap Choice Wino for Bar and Table Use Cold Drinks and All Varieties of . Aerated and Mineral Waters A. K. STENDER "Kahului Proprietor Maui LEE HOP Contractor & Builder EAM)R IN FURNITURE Household Supplies HARDWARE Paints, Oils & Glass Market Street, Wailuku T. MURAKAMI Market St. Wailuku DYER AND CLEANER Cleaning. Dyeing and Repairing SatisTactipn guaranteed. Give me a' call. Prices reasonable. J r tamrm m'rittii'i- imrtrf FLOUR LTD Liquor Col Wailuku, Maui. MARKET SALOON Market Street Wailuku ANTONE BORBA, Prop. Celebrated Primo & Seattle Bottlod Beer 25c 2 Glasses 25c When you want cool re freshing beverage call b at this popular resort 21-tf THE ALOHA SALOON Market Streot, Wailuku Nothing but the best of , .Woll'Known Standard Brands OF Wines Whiskeys Cordials, Liqueurs RAINIER AND PRIMO Bottled Beers 25c 2 Glasses 25c HEADQUARTERS FOR Island Sporting People T.'.B. LYONS, Prop. l I Personal Mention Brother Frank of St. Anthony's school return, cd to Wailuku yesterday. Chas. Gnyof Lnnal Tliltod Honolulu ou sat urday, returning on Wednesday. Attorney A. V. Peters and Wilder booked for Maul on Wednesday's CI audlne. W. II. Englo oftho i'alnPlnntatlon storo visited Honolulu by saturdoy's boat. John Kldwcll of Honolulu was among tho ar riving passengers on Wednesday's Claudlnc. Hov. 0. 1'. Emerson and wife of I'ala return ed from Honolulu by Wednesday's steamer. Mr. II, 0. Halvorsen who lmi been at ICoanao recently was a visitor In Wailuku on Wednes day. Hon. H. P. Baldwin was a visitor to Honolulu on Saturday, returning on Wednesday's Clau dlno. ' Mrs. W. J. Moody, wlfo of contractor Moody arrived at Labatna by Wednesday morning's boat. Harry B. Mariner of tho Hawaiian Tmst Co. Honolulu, Is on Maul In the tnterestsof thol'ru" dcntlal. Prof. Zamloeh, tho famous prostldlgltatcur was n passonger from Honolulu to Hllo by Tues day's Klnau. tarn Baldwin and Miss Charlotte Baldwin left by tho Sonoma to rosuina their courso of study at castecn schools. Mrs, A. A. Braymcr who has been visiting n. Walkapu for some time booked for Honolulu by lost Saturday's Claudlnc. Manager llodcmun of tho Honolulu Irou. Works has gono to tho coast to placotomo big contract!, for sugar mills to be built In tho Islands. W. L. Doeota and Albert Horner drovo over from Lahalua last Saturday ovcnlng to meet tho Governor, returning on Monday afternoon. Hon. s. i:. Kollinol has spent tho week with tho Governor's party, In tho rolo of guide, phil osopher and friend, and Incidentally us inter preter. P. Maurlco Mahon, known lnHawall and samoa as tho "Poet of Passion," left for Moxlco on tho sonoma, where u position as stenographer awaits tlm. Attorney E. Mott-smlth and II. G. canford woro passengers on Wednesday's Claudlno for liana, Maul, whero they will remain for, tho next ten days. a Attorney T. McCants stowart of Honolulu left by tho sonoma to Join tho republican spellbind ers who will stump tho states, and who will doubtless do a spiel for Hawaii nci during his jrlp. Services at Island Churches Tub Carmen Of The Good biiei-iiehd Wai luku. Kov, Canon Ault, Hector. Holy Communion, 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th Sunday at 7 A. M. 2nd Sunday at. 11 A. M. Matins & sermon at 11 A. M. Children's scrvico, 1st Sunday at S P. M. Evensong and sermon at Puuneno, 7:30. Holy Days, Holy Communion at 7 A. M. Daily, Matins at 7:30. KAAnUMANU CnTJRCII, WAlLDKU Hov. J. Nua, Pastor. " ? Sunday school, o;S0 A. -M Slbrnlng .service H,00 A.-M. Topic "Tho Things which aroeen are Temporal" v. r. s.c.B. 7 pt-m. .Afternoon er- vtctKahuTul Sunday School 2:00 P. M., Rovlval meeting 3:00 P. M. AUVolcomo. St. Anthony's Church, Wailuku. Sunday service. Communion, 0;0OA. M. Child ren's Mass, 8:30 A. M. Instruction in English, second Mass, 10:00 A. M. sermon in Hawaiian and Portuguese. After Mass: Benedltion. 11:15 A. M., noscry and Instruction for natives. Week days Mass 6. A. M. Holidays falling during week: Communion at G: A. M. Mass at 0:00 A. M; ," Cnoitcii Op Holy Innocents, I.aiiaina CanonA. B. Woymouth, Rector. Holy Communion, 7:00 A. M. every Sunday. Sunday school'10:15 A. M. Morning scrvico 11:00 A. M. Evening Prayer, 1;30 P. M. During Ad. vent and Lenten season special week day ser vices. Wai.nee Cnoitcit, LAUAINA. Rev. S. Kapu, Pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 A. M. 'Morning service, 11:00 A. M, Y. P. S.C. E. nt 1:00 F, M. Wed nesday afternoon, Prayer Moeting at 3 30 P. M,, Thursday afternoon, Woman's Meeting, 3:30 P M Fr.lday afternoon, Choir Rehearsal, S:30 P. M. Roman Catholic Cncucii, Lauaina. Rev. Father Wcndolin. First Mhus, wcekdays6:0n, A. M. sundoyband holidays, 10:00 A. M. Benodletlpa2:30p. m. Roman Catholic Ciiukcii Makawao kuau Distuict. Rovcrcnd Father Charles Wlndels. Kuau Pala HamakuaiHjko Church, Sunday beptembcr ISth. 7.CO a. m. Holy Communion At 10.00 a, m. Holy Mass, sermon. Iluolo-IIana wana Church, sunday September 23th. Com mualonuad Holy Massat I0.no a, m. At 3,00 p. m. Ulumalu Peabl.Bsnedlctlon with the llloss od sacrament, sermon and Instruction, Huau Pala Hamakuaioko Church, Wednesday 28th, Thursday 29, and Friday 30, September nt 0,00 p, m. Rosary, Mission sermon, Benediction with tho Blessed sacrament. Sunday October 2th. Feast of Our Blessed Lady of Rosary at 8.30 a, in. Holy Mass by Rev, Father Charles, sermon. First Holy Communion of children. General Communion at 10.34 a in. High Mass and sermon by Reverend Father Justin of Kula, Renewal of the Baptismal Vows-aud Benediction with tho Blessed sacra ment. Jurors Drawn. Tho following names woro drawn on Soptembor 13 to serve as jurors at tho torm of tho Circuit Court commencing Octolior 12. Giiand Junons: Antonio Fernan dez Jr., II. R. Meyers, C. Kelekoma Haui, Alfred Douse, J. W. L. Mar shall, W. . Hardy, L. K. Tilton, J. Burns, James Kawolo, C. .13. Wells, Alfred Guernor, Edmund Daniels, Georgo Maxwell, W. L. Decoto, George H. Baldwin, R. E. Ford, Thomas M. Church and Joaquim Mi randa. Tni.iij Jurors: J o h n Brow n, (Wailuku), H. H. Stroubeck, J. M. Whitford, D. L. Meyors, C. E. Hayhes, Benjamin Kupihea, Manuel Dutro, D. H Makekau, A. B. Nsione William Ayers, Anlone Dutro, H. A. Peterson, Chirton Carmen, Henry SafTory, Joel V. Marcicl, William Kauwenaole, F. J. Correa, W. L. Mossman, A. G. Dickens, E. Kruger, Joseph Cockett, George Groves, J. Elalemano, and John Brown (Do-nuaula.) SHIPPING NEWS Nevuilan Sails. Tho Amorican-Hawaiiau steamer Nevadan left Kahului last evening for San Francisco. Her cargo from Kahului consisted of 150 tons of Paia surar, 6 tons Tar oena, Coffee aud Molasses. Her Honolulu cargo comprised 5,000 cases of Piueapples and twelve tons of Sisal. For tho benefit of shippers of tho American Hawaiian lino tho News presents the following schedule oftho S.i S. Novadan, for the balance of thisj'ear. Sails from Kahului Sept. 17, ar riving at San Francisco Sept. 25. Sails from San Francisco for Ka hului. via Seattle, Tacoma and Hono lulu, Sept. 29, arriving at Kahului Oct. 18. Sails from Kahului October 22 ar riving at San Francisco October 30. Sails from San Francisco for Ka hului, via Seattle, Tacoma and Hono lulu November 2 arriving at Kahului November 21. Sails from Kahului, November 25, arriviug at Sau Francisco Decembor 4. Vessels in Port--KahuIui Schooner Marconi, L-awson. Arrivals Sept. 14, S. S. Claudine, Parker, from Honolulu. Sep't. 14, S.;Si. Noradau, Green from-Honolulu. ; Sept. 17?-.'S. Sf-Claudine, Parker, ZrbmHana. Departures Sept. 14, S. S. Claudine, Parker, for Hana. Sept. 14, Bktno Hawaii, McLeod, for Alaska. Sept. 1G, S. S. Nevadan, Green, for San Francisco. Sept. 17, S.. S. Claudino, Barkeiy for Honolulu. Oceanic Time Table. DATE " NAME FROM Sept. 17 Coptic S. F. 21 Aorangi. . , .'. Colonies 23 Alameda S. F, 24 Mongolia .'.Yokohama 24 Moana Victoria, B. C. 28 Korea S. F. FOR it Sept. 17 Coptic Yokohama " 21 Aorangi Victoria.B. C. " 24 Mongolia S. F. " 24 Moana Colonies " 28 Korea Yokohama " 28 Alameda S. F. MAUNA LOA TIME TABLE LEAVES HONOLULU 12 M, For Lahaina, Maalaea Bay and Hawaii, on FRIDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY September 23 October 4 October 14 October 25 LEAVES MAALAEA BAY, 8 P.M. and LAHAINA, MIDNIGHT. For HoNOMJLU.'on THURSDAY September 20 , MONDAY October 10 THURSDAY ' October 20 MONDAY October 31 For particulars. Freight & Passage Apply to Navigation Co,; Lfd STIRLING WaterTub m is isagasse HONOLULU BEFORE INSURING It would pay you to investigate tho mutual investment contract of the PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, OF CALIFORNIA whoso policies provide for an ANNUAL DIVIDEND which may bp' used to reduce tho premium or to increase tho face valuo of the policy, at tho option of the insured. Oilier Leading Features Are Guaranteed cash loans after two years, Guaranteed paid up in surance, and guaranteed cash surrcuder values. CLINTON J. HUTCHINS,, Honolulu, Genoral Agent, Ter. of Hawaii. H. E. PICKER, Travelling Representative. The General Smoke of the f; General Public is the i HA 8 3 mil A Sold by all progressive deal ers throughout the Islands Giiinst-Eakin Cigar Cti., Kg Distributors McCall! McCall!! McCallU Millions ofMcCairs Sold Annually without Complaint These Patterns are The Most Perfect, The Most Practical, The Most Stylish and The Most Economical of any produced In any country, and the directions on each .envelope, showing how to make the garment up, are printed so plainly that the most Inexperienced need not fear a failure, if the directions are followed, E: W. JORDAN & CO., Lt'd- ' 1 SOLE AGENTS No. 10 STORE, GENERAL BLACKSMITHING HORSE SHOEING. I DAN. T. a Alain St. near Market, DRINKING' FOUNTAINS WATERING TROUGHS OF PRACTICAL DESIGNS AND PRICES TO SUIT ALL PERSONS. ARTISTIC CEMETERY FURNITURE Satisfaction guaranteed In every Instance. 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