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T4ERE IS ONLY ONE
'C RBMO
CIGAR
Be sure that your OREMO CIGAR
has the word CREMO perforated in the
wrapper of the cigar. The CJREMO has
no band. It has only its perforated mark
and the best flavor and smoking qualities
to distinguish it from any other 5c. Cigar. "
Hackfeld & Co., Ltd,
Wholesale Distributors.
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Maui Wine & Liquor Co.
OLE AGENTS : :
RAINIER BEER
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fPatil Jones, Cutter
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Cream Pure Rye Whiskies
Special delivery every hour in Wailuku.
A.-CVi This brand denotes aualitv
' Write us in regards to your
Leather needs Send your
vA SP1. Hides to us and vou mav fee
certain of fair treatment
Metropolitan Meat Co.
LIMITED
. JSCMF504. HONOLULU, T. H.
Telephone Main 143.
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S. KIMURA
Wholesale Dealer In
WHISKIES; BRANDY,
LIQUEURS, CORDIALS, GTNS, ETC.
PABST, A. B. 0.. LEMPS, RAINIER, and PRIMO
Bottled Beer
ISLAND. TRADE SOLICITED
S. KIMURA,
Wailuku, Maul
CARRIAGE BUILDING
When you want your carriage repaired to jaat g
bring it to the right Bhop.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING HORSB SHOEING.
1 DAN. T. CAREY
,ir. Ma'n 'St. noap Market, Wailuku, Maui 2
MUUUl
Monday," February 12.
John T . Kean, formerly Lieutenant'
Governor of South Dakota, and who
Is now a guest of the Moana hotel, is
a strong supporter qf the effort now
being made to. permit the Hawaiian
Islands to keep 75 per cent of the
money collected hero for tnrlff. He
is in a position to know much of the
policy of tho Government officials,
ana no feels confident that the money
will be .retained here. Mr. Eean,
like the other tourists, is enthused
With the many attractions Honolulu
presents, and is confident that
tho city in time will be filled with the
winter homes of wealthy people of
the mainland.
"My impressions of Honolulu are
exceedingly favorable, i said Mr.
Kean. "Tho climato hero in tho
winter time rather, I suppose, t
in the summer time, especially ap
peals to tho tourist. When people
get over tho idea that avoyaga o
Mvvru UillCD to is .lllUibUlltV, WJCY will
swarm tn here by the thousands.
"The peculiar location of the Ha
wailan Islands is such as to give them
a maritime and commercial import
ance that cannot bo overestimated
Honolulu has every kipd of attrao
tion for tho tourist, aid all that is
nocessary for tho future popularity
of those islands is tohavo tliel1 ad
vantages well advertised.
"Of course, I am a stranger here
but I may be pardoned if I make
suggestion for the good of the city.
I think the trip of the Hawaiian band
through tho states is going to do
much to advertise these islands, and
I; would suggest that at every con
cert they givo they should be requir
ed to distribute literature descriptive
of the Islands. . ,
"The band made a groat hit at
Portland duringihe Fair, j was there
at that time, and I like everyono else,
was enchanted with tbier music
Their reputation has already gone
forth over the country, and they will
be roceived'everywhero with interest
and due appreciation.
"President Roosevelt, I know. Is
much interested in theso islands, and
I know that his policy is toallow a
largo parrot the revenue collected
hero 'Sod in Manila from tariff to be
retained on the Islands for payments
of debts and for general improve
rr.ents. It is only fair that this should
be done, for the annexation to tjie
United States is taking this Income
from the people her9, and0 they
should have some of it in return
"There is one 'thing I wish you
would say for me, and that is not in
a great many years have I found so
good hotel accommodations as there
are in Honolulu. This excellent hotel
service "hero impressed me from the
first."
Mr. Kean is an attorney of Woon
socket, South Dakota, and is accom
panied here by his wifo. They will
leave the latter part of the month
for California, and will spend'' some
time in the Southern part of that
state before returning to their home
Items of Interest.
The Kahului base ball team is
ready to wipe up the dust with any
and all comers at any time.
Dr. A. J. Derby tho well known
dentist is at the Maul Hotel.
Any one wishing first Clrss work
done should givo him aca!l.
VntAR fnr .Turlirn A N" ffonritlrfti
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in the Bulletin automobile contes
may be left with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court; Remember tho votes
are good for one week onl so send
them in at on ce. c
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To Azores For Labor!
Monday February 12.
...'It was originally planned ;that
special meeting of the Territorial
Board ol Immigration bo hold tHs
morning that, with the return from
the main'and of Secretary A. L. C
Atkinson, chairman of the Board
preliminaries in the matter of obtai
ir.g in migrants irom the Azores
might be nettled, but thH meeting
did not occur. It Is not considered
that any immediate rush is neces
sary.
Tho Immigration Board's r6gula:
weekly meeting will bo held tomorrow
or Wednesday morning, at which
time air. Atkinson, now Acting Gov
ernor, wtll report on wjiat he has
already accomplished In his Inquiry
back East concerning the trans
portation of the 1,003 Portuguese
f aiallles to be brought here.
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STEAMERSTO ARRIVE
Date . Name Faosi
Feb. 2, Nippon Maru. ..Yokohama
" 5, America Maru ...S. F.
7, Aorangl Colonies
9, Alameda. S. F.
9, boric Yokohama
13, Mongolia S. F.
i6, Mauchuria Yokohama
16. Nevadan... S. F.
20, China ,..S..F.
20, Ventura ' Colonies I
21, Sonoma .. .S. FA
m 23, Hongkong Maru. Yokohama
27, Nippon 'Maru. .'. S. F.
Mar. 2, Alameda .S. F.
2, Korea Yokohama
6, Doric ....S. F
7, Miowera. Colonies
6, Nebraskan : S
'13, Coptic Yokohjpa
' 13, Sierra Colonies
14, Ventuia S. F.
15, Manchurl S. F.
22, Hongkong Maru S. F.
23, Alameda S. F.
28, Siberia Yokohama
i ay. lioreat &. i'.
30, Nevadan S. F.
f 31, America Maru. .Yokohama
STEAMERS TO DEPART
Date, - Name poe
Feb. 8 Nippon Maru S. F.
5, America Maru. .Yokohama
, 1t Aorangi Viotoria
J 9, Porlo S. F.
13, Mongolia Yokohama
l4t-Alameda S. F.
16, -Manchuria. . .'. S. F.
19,,-Nevadan S. F.
20,' phina Yokohama
20, Ventura .. S. F.
21, .Sonoma Colonies
23, Hongkong Maru, . . ,.S. F.
27, "Nippon Maru.. ..Yokohama
Mar. 2; Korea S. F.
6, Doric... Yokohama
7, Alameda S. F.
7, Miowera Victoria
11, Nebraskan. . S. F.
IB, Coptic S. F.
i3, .jSiorra S. F.
14; Ventura Colonies
15, Manchuria Yokohania
22, Hopgkpng Maru. Yokohama
23, Siberia S. F.
28, Alameda ,S. F.
29, Korea t. . .Yokohama.
31, America Maru S.' F-
CLASSIFIED APS.
For salo, (or rent, lost, found, situations or
help wnntod ndvortlsamonts will bo publish
ed under tbtB hooding at the rolliwlng
rates: 8-conts a lino flrst Issue, llroconts a
line second issue and three cents a lino each
auccoodtng Issue. Seven words to constitute
a line nine ltncn a lnoh Drokcu lines to
oount as full lines.
SHIPPINGNEWS
Departure Kahului.
Feb. 7 Str. Claudino Parker,for
Honolulu.
Arrivals Kahului
:'1Feb. 10-Str. Cleudlno Parkor, frrm
Honolulu.
Services at Island Churches
PIONEER HOTE
(" At tho Sea's. Shore.")
noM boatIlandi
OMS, 1
WING SEA A
CnuRcn or Holy innocents, Lauaina
Canon A. II. Weymouth, Rector.
Holy Communion, 7:00 A. M. every Sunday.
Sunday School 10:15 A.M. Morning service 11:00
A. M. Evening Prayor, 4:30 P. M. During Ad
vent and Lenton season special weoli day ser
vices. .
WAINEK ClIDItCn, LAUAINA.
Rev. S. ICapu, Pastor.
Sunday school, 9:30 A. M. Morning service
11:00 A. M. Y. P.S.O. E. at 1:00 F. M. Wed
nesday attornoon, Prayer Meeting at 3:30 P.M.
rhursday afternoon, Women's Meeting, 3:30 P.
M. Friday afternoon, CholrRehearsal 3:30 P.M.
Roman Catiiolio Cncncn, Lauaina.
Rev. Father Oliver.
First Mass, week days 6:00. A. M. Sundays and
holidays, 10:00 A. M. Benediction 2:30 p. in.
Meetings at Salvation Army Hall, Market
St., 8 P. M. every Saturday. Sunday Juniors
at 2 P. M. Salvation meeting at 8 P. M.
wolctfme,
St. Anthony's cunncn, Wailuku
Sunday Service. Communjn,'6j00 A. M. Child
ren's Mass, 8:30 A. M. Instruction In English.
Second Mass, 10:00 A. M. Sermon lnBanallac
and Portuguese. After Mass. IJenedlctlon. 11:4!
A. M., Rosery and Instruction for natives, week
days Mass 6. A. M. Holidays falling during
week: Communion at 6: A. M, Mass at 0 00 A.
M. ji
FOREIONTROTESTANT CHURCH.'
MAKAWAO.
R. V. Dczata, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10:00 A. M.
Public Worship at 11:00 A. M.
Tub Ciiuucn Of The Qood Siiepiieud
Wailuku.
Rev, Canon Ault, Rector; 4
noly communion, 1st, 3rd, 4th','St ((Sunday at 7
a. ai. sum Sunday at 11 a. m. Matins & KermonJ
at 11 A. M. Children's service, 1st sunday'at 71
P. M. Evensong and Sermon at Puunene, 7:30.
Holy Days, Holy Communion at 7 A. M. Dally,
Matins at 7:80.
Kaahuhanu Cnuncn, Wailuku
Rev. JNua, Pastor.
Sunday school, 9:30 A. M. Morning sorvice 11
A. M. Y. P. S. C. E. from 7:00 P. M. to S-00 P.
M. Afternoon service, Wailuku, Sunday School
:uu P. m. Revival meeting 3:00 P.M. All wol
oome.
Tnp qupstlon of who is to go to the
Azores in place of Mr. Atkinson has
soon .q be settled and in this connec
tion it is said that Mr. Atkinson may
recommend thata man how in Wash
ington, bfi sent on to take up the
work ;
Mr. J. P. Cooke, of Alexander &
Baldwin, than whom it would be
diflicult to find one better utile to
make a success of the business, has
been spoken of for the tnisslmi, but, it
is under stood, would not consider
the proposition, pressing business
duties at or.ie rendering It practi
cally Impossible,
In regard to tho coming of- the
Molukons.-.of whom sixty. five families,
are expected next Monday in the
steam ship China, J. B. Castle will'
probublv receive final cablo Informa
tion frotp his representative on the
mulnljuid, G. P. Thlolen, tomorrow
morpiru?. The China sails from Sim
Francisco, according to schedule, at
1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and U
dueonho.l!)ti. Mr. Custle originally
agreed to see that 150 families were
brought here. The balance will come
on regularliners, the China urranKO-
ment)iBvirjg kuocked out the pro
position of the sottlers coming in the
specially charted Qlympla. It was
the scJieHva of the owners of the
Olympla to load hero with Japaueso
for ralro&3 work on the mainland'
Mr. Castle dropped tho Olympia
plans, although the bringing of the
Molokans in the regular liners will
, Pobtuqubsb' Pkotestant Mission Paia
I M. Q.Santos, Evangelist. S. School lO.a.'m
. Gospel preaching, 11, a. m., Prayer Meoting
7-30 P.M., S. School at Hamakuapoku at S P.m.
ovcrj'Hunaay.
UNION CHURCH, WAILUKU.
Rev. Rowland B. Dodge, fewJorV Preaching
Service nn usual at 7 30 P. M.Vi' j '
H. OKAMURA
ICE CREAM PARLOR
SUCCESSOR TO CHONG CHUNG.
ICE CREAM,
FRESH SODA WATER,
CANDY, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
FRESH CAKES TO ORDER,
Murket Strept, Wailuku.
II. OKAMURA, Pn.piitor.
cost him a great deal moro money In
the end
Whpn Captain Dcmens was here
he discovered that there was con
siderable systematic knocking
against the settlement nf the Mnlo
kaus at Kapaa, not only among u
cortain element on Kauai, which said
and did everything in their power to
provent tho consummation of the
deal, but with certuin men in Hono
lulu. Ho drew the matter to the
attention of Mr. Castle, and it Is said
that the latter advised him to pay
no attention to the knocking; they
would win out, in spite of it. Tho
Honolulu knocking, according to
Captain Demens, was in the nature
of somo hot-air yarns about misfor
tune which was the alleged, fate of
otherB'who had come here. Bulletin
LAIIAINA'S .LEADING
HOSTELRY.
ONE MINUTE WALK FROM BOATjLANDI
COOL, AIRY ROOMS,
INVIGORA'l
and an EXCELLENT TABLE
Makes Living at this IIotBf V
forever.
SPECIAL RATES BY TH E
WEEK Oil MO! tfTH
Ycu make no mistake whet i you
upr?18. . bAMPIiE'liOOM AlTAOH
Telephone For Use Of (Sueer.
GEORGE PREELAND, Matiaj
CENTRAL SALfON
MarketStreet Wailu
ANTONjBORBA, .. Prop.
Fulfllhe'pf popularbrauds ot
WINES,. LICjTJORS, .
CORDIALS, llRANDII
WHISKIES, GINS, .
Etc. Etc. '
Celebrated Pcitno & Seat
Bottled bti'er
25c 2 Glasses 2
If you want Jlfdaily supply c
11 can, puru imus, or iresn mill
butter, .applv
PUKAUNI DAIRY
Tei.xiee
Makawa
ASALOO
Market Street,
Wail
Nothing but'tho.best of
Well KiibwnSStandard Brail
OF
Wines JVhiskey
Cordials Liqueu
RAINIER tAND PRIfl
Bottled B.cci8
25c 2 Glasses 23
HEflDpUrtRTERS pqh
Islund Sporting People
T. B. LYONS, Pre
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Wailuku Fruit Mark?
NG LEONG, l'l-opilcior.
TO ARRIVE
PKR ALL STEAMERS
Fi-phIi California
HEI.L FliOWER APPLES
PEACHES,
PKARS
PLUMS
NECTARINES f
ORANGES LEMONS Nl
CALTFOItNIA VEUETABfj
Callfopnln Fruit During Scuri
Telephone Orders Promptly Fillai
NOTICE.
All parties who nro indebted
mn for thlrtv inva np ni4X' .
. .io 1
quested to settloi All such clali
noi paia oy tno luteentli'wsu bq plac
In tho hands of a collector. ,
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