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THE MAUI NEWS
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1909
MAUI PUBLISHING CO.,
LIMITED.
THE HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST CO. Ltd
BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE, STOCKS fc BONDS
WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
NEGOTIATES LOANS AND MORTGAGES
SECURES INVESMENTS
A List of High Grade Securities mailed on application
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HONOLULU, HAWAII P. O. Box 346
Best quality for the money
That's what you can depend on when you deal with
up. Our departments are alwayR well stocked with
the bept and freshest of goods. We mean just what
we say. Call at our store and be convinced that you
can save tinifl and money by dealing with us.
The Lahaim Store
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Plantation Supplies, etc.
LAHAINA, MAUI.
A New
VingTipr
Oxford
Made both in TAN RU8SIA and PATENT LEATHER. Wc
are selling them at 84.50 per pair. Send us your order by mail.
Include 25 ets. for postage when cash accompanies the order.
MANUFACTURER'S SHOE COMPANY, Ltd.
1051 FORT STREET, :- : " " HONOLULU. -THE
PLACE TO BUY SHOES. 5
We Sell These.
Yon want the best. Are you Wu!y
for it this season? - -
W. ar. prepared never 1-efore to meet toot
went, in vehicle, end a.rnefct. There. noth
in. tuperior lo wh.t we .re thowlw. In teste,
.trie end .ervice. Abiolute nunesty IB nuk
tad materiel. You will acre, w.'ien we Mil 70a
IT'S THE FAMOUS
Siudebakcr Liiie
- WE CARRY. -JOT'S l-V
Nonurterwh.t von went if It'l h.rnm f
,. mnwhinc thai run. on wheel, ' OT
U or wUl quickly get It. - - -
Coav la end tear with n. ETerrbodf lONJw
the plant.
DAN T. CAREY
' WAILUKA, MAUI, T.H."
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SUMMER SPOETS
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 we have from $2.50 to $10.00 each
and the Slazenger and W. & D. Balls as well as Nets,
Tapes, etc.
If it's Baseball, just remcmlier that we have the com
plete SPALDING line and also have as complete a line of
lower priced baseball goods. Our sporting soods and ath-'
li tic .supply stock is now most complete and you can get
nearly everything you need on short notice. i
Let us"send you catalogues and prices.
E. 0. HALL & SON, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
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Telegraphic News.
(SPECIAL TO THE MAUI INEWM. ,
Sugar 96 deg. teft 3.92 Beets 10s. 72d. - -.
HONOLULU, Jane 1. A one thousand dollars fire occurred in
Allen & Robinson's lumber yard yesterday afternoon.
Memorial day wa8 fittingly celebrated yesterday.
The coroners jury decides Nichols death to bo accidental.
, The Makino crowd now abuse Consul Uyeno for his failure to
sympathise with the strikers.
BALON ROUGE, June 1. The dome of the State Capitol was
blown off yesterday.
GETTYSBURG, June l.In an address on the battlefield today
Taft opposed any decrease in the strength of the army.
BERKELEY, June 1. Joe Marsden died here yesterday of heart
failure. He was formerly a prominent resident of Honolulu.
BERLIN, May 31. Count Zeppelin's airship has made a record
of 5)50 miles in 37 hours. When attempting to land the airship was
forced into a tree and damaged.
TOKIO, June 1. Fairbanks was received in audiense by the
Emperor and afterwards lunched with him and the royal princess.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1. The street car strike seriously inter
fered with the memorial day procession. Thousands of people were
unable to attend on account of the car being tied up. The mayor
threatens to swear in 10,000 special police to move the cars if necessary.
BALTIMORE, June 1. Machinists on the Baltimore ami Ohio
Railway have struck.
WASHINGTON, May 31. The Senate raised the duly on lemons
to 1 cents per pound. The proposed tariff of 0 cents a bunch on
bananas was defeated.
HONOLULU, May 31. Waialua strikers are ready to quit the
strike but are afraid of the consequences. ', ' ! ,
Negoro says that representatives of the Higher Wage Association
were dispatched to Hawaii and Maui but there will be no strike on
Hawaii for two weeks.
The rumor of yesterday concerning the strike on Hawaii is denied
by wireless. Everything is quiet.
The Davies Memorial Hall was dedicated todny.
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HONOLULU. May 30. It is rumored here that the Japrtnosf
from Waiakea and Hakalau had gone.
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LIMA, May 31. Order has been restored after much rioting. There
are 100 casualties reported. (.,
MANILA, May 31. A strike of street car men is on hand-here
and boycott of the street cars has been planned to be put into effect.
Union men have called a mass meeting to present the demands o the
people. An injunction has been issued to prevent them from interfer
ing with the service.
LIMA, Peru, May 30. A political uprising took place yesterday.
The revolutionists stonned the palace. ...
CHICAGO, May 30. Svanborv won the Marathon race in 2hours
and 48 minutes. He beat St. Ives, Lnmrhont and Haves.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 30. All street ear liws are tied uplby
strike All saloons have been closed to prevent trouble.
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 30 HO persons are reported ns killed
and cores wounded ns the result of a tornado which wined out the
towns of Dcpu and Key West.
ATLANTA, May 30. The railroad strike is settled.
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BERLIN, May 30. Count Zeppelin sailed his airship yesterday
450 miles without having to moke a landing.
HONOLULU, May 20. Monday will be observed as memorial day
in so far as government offices and banks are conserned.
The Hilo Hotel property has been sold to Demosthenes Lycurgus.
The deal was closed through the Walerhouse Trust Company.
Lodging house owners complain about aiding strikers who have
money.
Labor delegates from the other islands confer today on the pro
position to call a general strike. ,
A letter from Taft says he will consider an invitation to visit
Hawaii.
A number of sugar refinery companies have entered a protest
against the charge that they are controlled by the sugar trust. .
CONSTANTINOPLE, May 29. A renewal of outbreaks is
threatened at Dana. . . ,
It is' reported that the president of the new parliament has invit
ed the Jews of Rumania to immigrate to Russia. - -
ATLANTA, May 29. Mail trains re moving and Federal inter
vention is probable in order to prevent further interference. c
BERLIN, May 29. The Olympic Convention has selected Stock
holm for the games of 1912.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29. Motor men and conductors oif the
street railways are on strike.
WASHINGTON, May 29. Duties on raw and refined sugar were
adopted by the senate as recommended by the finance committee with
the understanding that reconsideration will be allowed.
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