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THE MAUI NEWS
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1907
(C'ltitimiefl from pae 3.)
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NishwiUj. H 12S
Nahalca Sol l2
Noa Jno 5-50
Nakahaslii 550
Kuinic 1. Karai 5-5
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Toouahi 1,20
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Totnaikai Kaahanui 22
I Sam 5 SO
Taabu
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Tiihi Daniela. a4
Taxton K. E...- 10-5
Taviahi Est. Enok .ao
ToobinaD. M - 2-44
raulo Est. Akcncki.... 6-60
Pierre Toe 2-75
Quill Kiilalaina ....... a-98
Rostwnme Lena G 2-ao
Rebecca Pauu Hutneku ........... 3-8$
Smith Cbnf 6-72
Saunders Est. J. P 8 26
Smyth J. Kilani - o-24
ScbnackJ.H ' 5-
Takeda ?
Tanaka - 9-4
Tarn Hoy l0-6
Tellos E 5-3
Tarn Yau S-06
T: ,.. - 2.20
Unauna Est. Jos. U 2-75
Wilkingson Ecke 6-94
Wills T. C '5 4o
Wills T. C 86
Walia Estate , 65
Watrner Mrs. Kaniho 3-85
Yasada 6-7'
Yaiuanada 5-5
INCOME DELINQUENT TAX
LIST 1906.
Anderson R. H J0-88
Chalmus Jos 25
Kaiwiaea B. K 3-i6
MOLOKAI district;
DELINQUENT TAXES LIST FOR
19Cb
Akola 1 60
Ahu Annie 3 80
Buchanan Chas. 7 60
Eisbaw Minors 3 80
IJannister Andrew 63 90
Brown J. F. 524 37
Callow Jane 5 95
Coral raill C. C. Mrs. .86 30
CockettC.H. 1195
Cockett Isaac 1 60
Dart Mary Mrs. 3 80
Estate Ilalualani 8 10
" Ilulihee 5 40
" It.aina 2 70
" Kaopcuhina 29 20
" Kaae Maria 34 00
" Kalnamoe 9 80
" Kapu 24 50
'' Jvutnak altilii 4 30
" Kupibea 2130
" Lililchua 27 40
" Mokeha 2 15
" Napa pa 40 60
Fountain Robert 4 90
Green M. 2 70
Hikiona. 21 30
Heie Jouu 12 50
Hitchcock TI. R. 3:JT 90
Jones Wm. 1 :) 5(1
Kalio'mo 4 So
Kahanamii (s) 2 70
Kawainiii 1 (ill
Kane Emma 4 H.'i
Kinjf Clias- E. H 20
ICaniakalii Kilia 2 70
Kauhioknlani 3 SO
ICt'fttuiamii 1 1 70
Kekuinae - 2 15
Kalailieana 2 15
Kama! A. L. ) 30
Kalua Jno. W. is 00
Kiiahanni 4 !o
Kaiakra Kehonwai 10 40
Kaholekoolua 7 (o
Kuulili 1 lid
Kakakaia 3 20
Kaailuie Joseph 2 70
Kapu Hiel !t 30
Kukahi 4S 20
Kanianainanu 9 80
Kaluaaha S. 13 00
Kaleikca 4 90
KuikahlChas. 3 25
KekUmu 14 70
Kuhihewa 10 40
Kahalewai 9 30
Kanewanui Sam 8 10
Kalalike 10 80
Kekplohe ' 8 20
Kahemalani 1140
Kaluhi Louisa 17 50
Kalilikane 7 10
Kamai 2 70
Kahapuu Kahele 9 30
Kamaewaewa 3 80
Kaluhi 1 60
Laakila 3 80
Mahoe J. II. 13 70
Mahiai Lewi 7 10
Makaleka 34 00
Mauliawa Rahapa 10 90
Mana'sd H. Rev. 7 10
Meliaka 2 15
Naeole 3 80
NakuPaia 6 00
Nakuina Emma Mrs. 119 20
Namnkaokaina. 7 10
Nauka 2 70
PaRalZelie 7 20
Paahao Luika 4 90
Pa pi Harry 3 80
Pawaa 2 70
Pauhiwa " 7 60
Pitapoo 14 20
Poaha' 7 60
Prendergast John 7 60
Pualani Malie 3 25
Reimann Makaleka 4 30
Spit4 C. W. Mrs. 13 70
Townsend Geo. 3 80
WaFaholo Ed. 8 20
Wilson J. H. 68 10
LANAI DISTRICT.
DELINQUENT TAXE LIST FOR
1306.
CLu Gam and Young Chee 45.00
Kaltlioku 10.95
Kalioobaiahala 9.80
Kaleihba Moses 24.10
Ka'uhahe Pia 25.20
Lupeau 20.80
Mahelona 7.60
Maawe 4.30
Manuwai Amoe 2 70
PibeFanr.y 2.15
Smyth J. K. 43.30
Zablan Ane Estate 12.00
1 hereby certify that the foregoing
is a correct list of the Delinquent
taxes for the Second Taxation Divi
sion'. ' Islands of Maui, Molokai and
Lanai for the year 1906 to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
Signed. Wm. T. ROBINSON,
Assessor, Second Divison
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Aaerican Forestry
Honored Abroad
The Forest Service of the United
States Government is to become a
member, of the International Associa
tion of Forest Experiment Stations
Other countries represented in the
association are Germany, Austria
France, Italy, Russia, and Switzer
land the leading countries in the
practise of scientific forestry. Tho
purpose of the association if) to stand
ardize experimental work generally
so that tuff methods of investigation
in each country will be unifoim, and
to collaborate in researcUes"cffect!u
two or mjre of the countries interest
ed.
! That the Forest Service should be
able to enter this association on eqoal
termiwitb the European countric
thru whoso researches, conducted for
many years, a science of forestry has
been built up Is evidence 01 the rapi
Drocress we are making in this
science. Material development an
the practical problems which it ha
presented have absorbed most of ou
energies, and our contribution to lh
world's progress along scientific line
pplicd science rather than in dis
covrrv and research.
The since of forestry hns until very
itely bron altogether foreign to us.
It is hardly ten years since the firt.t
t tempt to introduce scientific fores
ry upon Anu'iicun soil was made,
nd the opening of the Cornell School
f Forestry in 1898 was a pioneer
top in American' education. Nor
was it possible in this field to import
developed science and start abreast
f European investigators by borro.v
ii their results Doth the natural
nd the a 'tilicial conditions which
eterinine forest, utilization are so
itTercnt from those found abroad
that a new science had to be built up
from its foundations.
Americans may well feel proud of
the rapid progress made. That such
results have been secured is primarily
ue to the liberality and foresight of
Congress, which has steadily support
ed and provided for the work by in-
reasing appropriations as success
as been atteincd arid capacity for
xpanding usefulness has been prov
ed. The country is fortunate In the
outcome, for it is now in position to
tilize wisely one of its greatest re
sources and to do what may be done
to avert the national peril threaten
ed by forest destruction. Wo have
now a science and practise of forestry
based upon American conditions, and
re ready to enter upon the stage cf
igher scientific research with the
ther nations represented in the In
ternational Association.
Affiliation with foreign workers
will materially aid us on the way to
ward further goals. Better and bet
ter methods of practical manage
ment can be devised as knowledge of
the underlying scientific problems
becomes fuller. The United States
will profit also thru the criticism of
Is published results by the older and
more experienced foresters of Europe
since a part of the plan of cooperation
is the mutual exchange and discus
sion ol forest publications. The con
ventions of the association will give
opportunity for the discussion of in
ternalional problems, for persontl
contact with foreign leaders, and for
promoting the feeling of fellowship
among workers in a common field
which helps to draw the whole civiliz
ed world together.' '
Foreign forestry will profit from
our investigations, because no other
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Oflicial recognition of the progress
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Tho Forester's letter of acceptance
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"The forest Service has always
been deeply interested in the admir
able work of the European experi
ment statious, which have been such
an important factor in raising fores
try from pure empirics to the position
of a true science. Our own problems,
tho exceedingly vital to us, have until
recently had only a limited, local in
terests, and for this reason I thought
best to refrain from participating in
the general scientific work of the In
ternational Association. Now, how
ever, a number of wood'testing sta
tions are well organized, other labora
tory work is well uiider way, and tho
127,000,000 acres of forest reserves
with whose management the Forest
Service is charged offer opportunities
for many investigation which may
contribute to the progress of our
science.
"I sliall therefore be very glad to
have the Forest Service of the United
States Department of A?r'cuure
become a member of the Interna
tional Association of Forest Experi
ment Stations, and promise as
active 'participation in its work aa
circumstance will permit."
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