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THE MAUI NEW -SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2M 1909 THE HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST CO. Ltd 1 -o- BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE, STOCKS & BONDS WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE NEGOTIATES LOANS AND MORTGAGES SECURES INVESTMENTS H A List of High Grade Securities mailed on application CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED 91 91 si HONOLULU, HAWAII P. O. Box 346 3 Best quality for the money That's what you can depend on when you deal with Tts. Our departments are always well stocked with the beet and freshest of goods. We mean just what we say. Call at our store and be convinced that you can save timo and money by dealing with us. The Lahaina Store Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Plantation Supplies, etc. LAHAINA, MAUI. A New Wing Tip Oxford Made both in TAN RUSSIA and PATENT LEATHER. We arc selling th'cin at $4. 50 per pair. Send us your order by mail. Include 2r) cts. for postage when cash accompanies the order. MANUFACTURER'S SHOE COMPANY, Ltd. 1051 FORT STREET, : : HONOLULU. THE PLACE TO BUY SHOES. .3 7 i This brand denotes quality. f. Write us in regards to your I Leather needs. Send your tx&Ko. Hides to us and you may teel Thvt certain of fair treatment. Metropolitan Meat Co. ' Box 504. LIMITED HONOLULU, T. If. Telephone Main 143. SUMMER SPORTS Are you all ready for the good times you are going to have this Summer? If it's Tennis, keep in mind the fine assortment of Rackets wo have from $2.50 to $10.00 each and tho Slazenger and W. & D. Balls as well as Nets, Tapes, etc. If it's Baseball, just remember that we have the com plete SPALDING line and also have as complete a line of lower priced baseball goods. Our sporting Roods and ath letic supply stock is now most complete and you can get nearly everything you need on short notice. Let us send you catalogues and prices. E. 0. HALL & SON, Ltd. t HQNOLULU. J, 3 t lAKKIAUc dUILUHNU 3 m m lirl . . i ; 1 t 1 . M nen you want your carriage repaireu w last bring it to the right bIiod. RLA 3 HORSE SHOEING. uku, Maui E Telegraphic News. maui publishing co., ed (SPECIAL TO THE MAUI ISEWH.I Suar 9(3 deg. test 3.61 "Beels 10s. HONOLULU, February 16. Kaamoana, who was accused of burning the Booth house, withdraws his story and says he was coerced by Chillingworth to concoct the story. W. O. Smith will be president of the Senate. Hotel men have declared in favor of tourists making the trip to Hawaii and volcano. The steamer Lurline towed in the bark Mohican last night. Kaleikini has been convicted of murder in the first degree. ACAPULCO. February 16. Three hundred persons were cremat n a burning theatre yesterday. WASHINGTON, February 1C- Senator Newlands offered an amendment to the Naval bill appropriating $12,000,000 for tho con struction of vessels for transport service, dispatch boats, cruisers and scouts. Senator Hale said if the increase is to continue the Govern ment may have to borrow money for construction work. NEW YORK, February 16. The battleship fleet is in communica tion with wireless stations along the Atlantic coast. WASHINGTON, February 16. Separate statehood bills for Arizona and New Mexico passed the House today. HONOLULU, February 15. Baker won the election as Auditor of Kauai County in the second contest by 200 votes. The steamer Lurline will arrive today and the Hilonian tomorrow LONDON, February 15. Admiral Beresford will probably be re tired next month. WELLINGTON, New Zealand, February 15. Fifty-two bodies have been recovered from the wreck of th9 steamer Penguin. SAN FRANCISCO, February 15. The wife of Daniel Frohman announces her intention of applying for a divorce. CINCINNATTI, February 15. Taft has returned home safely and announces that he wants a nice inauguration. HONOLULU, February 14. Chas. Booth has been discharged on a demurrer. Judge De Holt ruled that it is not a crime for a man to burn his own home or employ another man to do so. A nolle pos. was entered in the case of the native arrested with him. The Pacific Construction Co., a mainland firm, was the lowest bidder for the dry dock at Pearl Harbor. E. J. Lord was second. senator renting ot (jamornia nas Killed tne coastwise suspension bill in committee. Governor Frear will urge a special tax of 2 on incomes of over $4000. . Sullivan got the decision over Peterson in the fifth round on a foul WASHINGTON, February 14. -Goelhals, chief engineer on the Panama Canal, says the work will be finished in 1915. REGGIO, February 14. Another violent earthquake shock , oc curred yesterday. Many walls of ruins have fallen. CONSTANTINOPLE, February 14. The constitutional crisis passed without trouble. A new ministry has been formed. . HONOLULU, February 13. The parade and ceremonies yester day were the most impressive seen here in many years. The weather was delightful but several heat prostrations occurred among the soldiers. In spite of pouring rain the Opera House was crowded to capacity in the evening to hear the exercises. The Estate of J. B. Atherton donated a $15,000 fund to Punahou. PEORIA, 111., February 13. Minister Takahira delivered an eulogy on Lincoln at the Centennial banquet. In the course of his re marks he said war between the United States and Japan was impos sible. HODGEVILLE, Ky., February 13 President Roosevelt and Luke Wright eulogized Lincoln at the dedication services yesterday. SPRINGFIELD, 111., February 13. Among the orators here yes terday were Ambassador Bryce from England, M. Jusserand from France, Wm. J. Bryan and Robt. T. Lincoln. SACRAMENTO, February 13. A joint session of the Legislature was held yesterday. Governor Gillette made an address on Lincoln. WELLINGTON, February 13. The steamer Penguin is wrecked. She was driven ashore at Terra White. Sixteen lives were lost. PASADENA, February 13. One person was killed and two were wounded by a landslide following a cloudburst at Rudin Canyon. THE PROPHET AT HOME. "Do you mean to say," began she tourist to the villacer with whom the London Daily News sayt he had struck up conversation, "that the old man in front of that house is really one hundred years old?" "One hundred and four," correct ed the native. "No wonder you're proud of him!' congratulated the tourist. ''I don't know about bein' proud o' him," replied the villager, calm ly. "Far'B I know, he ain't done anything in this place except grow odd, an' it's took him a sight o' time to d"o that." rv i. "i m m '' boon' Satisfied. A poor, half-fed, Bhrinkingr'Ger man peddler rapped timidly. Mrs. Kelly, whose temper that day was bad, flung open the kitchen door and glowered down at him. Every body's Magazine tells the story. "Did yez wish to see me?" she demanded, in threatening tones. The man backed off a few steps. "Veil, if I did." he assured her, with an apologetio grin, "I got "my vish. Thank you!" A POSSIBLE REASON. One never knows just what is the power behind the throne. The true motive often lies buried deep under a pile of plausibilities. Per haps the clergyman in the skit taken from London Opinion prob ed down to a true spring of action. The good parson was summoned for driving his automobile beyond the speed limit. "Now," said the magistrate, "you say you were going at only eighteen miles and hour, ' but the constable still declares you were traveling at thirty. Now I don't like to doubt either of you. Can you think why he declares you were going at that rate? Is there any grudge he owes you?" "No," replied the clergyman, 'no, I can't think of anything- unless it is that three years ago." I married him H. OKAMURA ICE CREAM PARLOR Orders taken for ICE CREAM, FRUITS, NUTS, .CIGARS. Ice Cold Drinks Always on Hand. 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