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THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1916.
THE MAUI NEWS
Entered at the Pest Office at Walluku,
A Republican Paper Published in the Interest of the People
Issued Every Friday.
MAUI PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED,
Proprietors and Publishers
SusVcription Rates, $2.50 per Year in Advance.
WILL J. COOPER,
FRIDAY
THE REAL
. The First Maui County Fair was a success. It was a success from
practically every viewpoint. ,It was a revelation even to ourselves, for
even the most optimistic workers had not dared to hope for the results
accomplished. It was a success financially, which had heen hoped for
but scarcely anticipated, and which is one of the least important facts.
Also, we are assured, it "beat" the Hilo fair. This is gratifying to our
local vanity, but even less important.
But the thing that does count the great, big, significant fact that
stands out ahead of everything else is that Maui can pull together.
A lot of grouches have always insisted that such a thing was impossible.
Their voices have not been heard since the Fair. Maui has demonstrat
ed that her people can co-operate. That all ranks and walks of life
and all nationalities can and will earnestly and intelligently work to
gether to a common end. We have proven to ourselves that our men
and women are willing to put aside their own alTais, forget personal
grievances, and work, without compensation far harder than they would
ever work for themselves.
It is great. It is stimulating. It wouldn't have been possible five
years ago, and it is pregnant with meaning and promise for the future.
It is the real Maui spirit the kind of spirit that accomplishes the impossible.
List Of Prize Winners
Of Fair Is Long One
(Continued from
R. S. Thurston, Oahu.
C. H. Wilcox.
Fish Exhibit.
First Best Tank of Fish, J. Kuwa
hara, Paia.
Special Best General Exhibit, J.
Kuwahara, Paia.
First Best Exhihits of LandTurtles,
N. Tokunaga, Kahului.
Specla Best General Exhibit, N.
Tokunaga, Kahului.
MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS.
Jams and Jelles.
Special Lahainaluna School, La
haina.
First Kona Canning Co., Kealaka
kua, Hawaii.
Vanilla.
Special Kona Canning Co., Keala
kakua, Hawaii.
Lantana Honey.
First Jiputaro Kuabnra, Paia.
GUAVA HONEY.
Second Haiku Cooperative Assn.
Third Molokal Ranch.
Beeswax.
Special Ikeuchi Soklchi, Waikapu.
Coffee.
First Honolua Ranch.
Feed for Work Animals.
Mixed Algaroba.
First H. C. & S. Co.
Second Union Feed Co., Honolulu.
Basic Mixture.
Special Mr. F. G. Krauss.
Swine Feed.
First Mr. F. G. Krauss.
Ice.'
Special Maul Soda & Ice Works.
Butter.
First Howell Homestead.
Second Miss J. Lindsay.
Third Erehwon Dairy.
Best Appearing Example of Pines.
First Haiku F. & P. Co.
Second Maui Pine Co.
No. 2 Extra Sliced Pines.
First Honolua.
Second Haiku F. & P. Co.
Third Maul Pine Co..
No. 24 Extra Sliced Pines.
First Honoluo.
Second Haiku F. & P. Co.
Third Maul Pine Co.
No. 10 Unsweetened Crushed.
First Honolua.
Second Haiku F. & P. Co.
Cement.
Special M. A. Co., Maui.
Brass Castings.
Special M. A. Co., Maul.
Baggasse Paper.
First R. Renton Hind, Honolulu.
Alcohol and Fertiizers from Molasses.
Special Experiment Station.
Models and Photos.
Special Pioneer Mill Co.
Sugar.
First Walluku Suuar Co
Model of Walluku Mill.
Special Wailul:u Suiuv Co
ARTS AND CRAFTS.
Committee:
Miss I. B. Aiken, Chairman.
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin.
Mrs. H. B. Penhallow.
Mrs. F. W. Hardy.
Mrs. S. A. Baldwin.
Mr. F. H. White. .
Mr. H. A. Hardy.
Judges:
Mrs. Kitridjre.
Mrs. Frank Hoogs.
Mr. D. H. Hitchcock.
Mr. G. K. Larrifion.
Pictures by Amateurs.
Oil Paintings
First Mrs. C. B. Wells.
Second Mr. Cloud Kinney.
Water Color Paintings
FirBt Mrs. Millie B. Hair.
Second Mrs. L. E. Batley.
Hand Decorated China.
Firs Luncheon Set, Miss I. B.
Aiken.
Maui, Hawaii, as second-class matter.
EDITOR AND MANGER
DECEMBER 8, 1916.
MAUI SPIRIT
Page One.)
Special CollfrtInn nf rhino fi0
V. Atherton.
Special Tea Set, Miss I. B. Aiken.
Special Salad Platps m v w
Hardy. '
Water Color Novelties.
First Fieure Di
Blnke.
Second Figure Dinner Cards Miss
L. K. Smith.
First Flower Dinner rnrrfa iwro
L. E. Bailey.
first Landscape Dinner Cards,
Mrs. R. Reitow.
Second Landscape Dinner Cards,
Mrs R. Reitow.
First Most Unique Dinner Cards,
Miss K. Blake.
First Calendars, Mrs. Millie B.
Hair.
First Holiday Cards, Mrs. R. Rei
tow. First Most Unique Novelty, Miss
K. Blake. .
Basketry.
First Basket, Miss Frances Bald
win. Second Basket, Mrs. Lovelr.nd.
First Tray, Mrs. Perry.
Second Tray, Mrs. Younir.
First Most ITninilP Pipre Mn
Young.
Special Uniaue PIpcp Mrs Tori
Smith.
Craftsman Furniture.
First Table, Mr. Howie.
Second Table, G. S. Aiken.
First Chair, G. S. Aiken.
Second Chair, E. Brecht.
First Odd Piece, G. S. Aiken.
Second Odd Piece, G. S. Aiken.
First Most Unque, G. S. Aiken.
Special Most Unique. A. G. John
son.
Leather Work.
First Tray, Miss I. B. AlkeiK
Wood Carving.
First Screen, I. Takata.
Second Small Pieces, A. G. John
son.
Photography.
First Contact Print, L. E. Bailey.
Second Contact Print, O. S. Aiken.
Third Contact Print, G. S. Aiken.
First Enlargement, A. II. Jones.
Second Enlargement Alanirn flnrt-
ley.
Third Island Type, J. W. Morse.
Second Island Tvdp ' Alono-n finrt.
ley.
Third Island Type, Alongo Gartley.
Special Island TvDe. Mrs. A. R
Gurrey.
First Unusual, L. E. Ba'ley.
Second Unusual, Alongo Gartley.
Third Unusual, Alongo Gartley.
First Speed Picture. Alonco Gart
ley.
Second Speed Picture, G. S. Aiken.
First Collection Views, A. R. Gur
rey.
Second Collection Views. R. W.
Perkins.
Special Colored Photo, A. R. Gur
rey.
Special Colored Photo, R. J. Baker.
HOME NEEDLEWORK.
Committee:
Mrs. F. G. Krauss, Chairman.
Mrs. W. A. Baldwin.
Miss Mae Martin.
Mrs. W. L. Decoto.
Mrs. E. Omsted.
Prize Awards.
Class I Best exhibit of while lunch
set, either in embro'dery or
crocket.
First Bobby Burns Set, Mrs. J.
Gannon, Lahaina.
Second Miss Mae Martin, Paia.
Third Mrs. Rosecrans, Paia.
Class II Best exhibit of white embr
oidery. First Miss Mae Mart'jn.
Second Mrs. K. Hubbenette.
Third Mrs. Pedes.
Class III Best exhibit of white
crocket or knitted luce, three
yards or more.
First Mitss McMillan, Paia.
Class IV Best exhibit of wh'te or col
ored tatting.
First Fo Fang Yap.
Second Mrs. P. V. Allston.
Third Miss Irene Aiken.
ClasBV-t-Best exhibit of colored embr
" oidery. -
First Luncheon Set, Ishi Kuiumoto,
Hamakuapoko.
Second Mrs. N. Sugiimoto.
Third Mrs. F. W. Hardy.
Class VI Best exhibit of crocket bed
spread. First Mrs. Geo. Dunn, Lnhainn.
Second Mrs. Schrader, Wailuku.
Third Mrs. Fernandez.
Class VII Best exhibit of crocket or
knitting in wool.
First Baby Shawl, Miss Lizzie
Fearn, Haiku.
Socond Mrs. Loveland, Paia.
Third Miss Fearn, Haiku.
Class VIII Best exhibit of quilts.
First Mrs. Kinomakani, Lahaina.
Second Mrs. W. F. Pogue, Wailuku.
Third Mrs. Kimokoe.
Class IX Miscellanoous.
First Mrs. Geo. Weight, Wailuku.
Second Miss Norma Costa.
Third Mrs. W. A. McKay.
Class X Loan Exhibit.
First Mrs. Schrader, Wailuku;
Mrs. H. Penhallow, Wailuku.
Third Minnia Gonsalves.
Special prizes awarded to: Maunaolu
Seminary; Salvation Army Home, Ho
nolulu; Japanese Gilrs' School; Mrs.
J. E. Foster; Mrs. Kepoikai; Mrs. O.
Whitehpad; Mrs. Matilda Smith; Mrs.
Loveland; Mrs. Cockroft; Mrs.
Weight; Mrs. Tavares.
Judges:
Mrs. II. A. Baldwin.
Mrs. Rosecrans.
Mrs. W. S. Nicoll.
Mrs. H. B. Penhallow.
Mrs. Hubennette.
POULTRYand DOMESTIC ANIMAL3.
S. C. White Leghorns.
First Best Trio. Shinagan, Haiku.
First and Special Best Pullet, La
hainaluna, Lahaina.
Second Best Pullet, Lahainaluna,
Lahaina.
Meditearanean Breeds.
First Best Trio, Arncmann, Hanu
apo, Hawaii.
First Best Cockerel, Arncmann,
Hanuapo, Hawaii.
Rhode Island Reds.
Second Best Trio, H. D. Sloggett,
Hamakuapoko.
Third Best Trio, II. W. Baldwin,
Hamakuapoko.
Second Best Hen, Arncmann, Han
uapo, Hawaii.
Second Best. Cock, Arncmann, Ha
nuapo, Hawaii.
First Best Cock, Dr. Baldwin, Hai.
ku, Maul.
First Best Pullet, Dr. Baldwin, Hai
ku, Maui.
First and Special Best Trio, Dr.
Baldwin, Haiku, Maui.
First Best Hen, Dr. Baldwin, Hai
ku, Maui. ,
First Best Cockerel, Dr. Baldwin,
Haiku, Maul.
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Third Best Cock, H. W. Baldwin,
Hamakuapoko.
Second Best Pullet, H. W. Baldwin,
Hamakuapoko.
First Best Cock, J. Lindsay, Haiku.
First Best Trio, J. Lindsay, Haiku.
First and Special Best Cockerel, J.
Lindsay, Haiku.
Fim Best Hen, J. Lindsay, Haiku.
First Best Pullet, J. L'jidsay, Hai
ku. '
Second Best Cock, Mrs. F. F. Bald
win, Puunene.
Orpingtons.
First and Special Best Cock White,
M. Costa, Honolulu.
First Best Hen White, M. Costa,
Honolulu.
First Best Cockerel White, M. Cos
ta, Honolulu.
First Best Hen Buff, M. Costa, Ho
nolulu. First Best Pullet, M. Costa, Hono
lulu. Partridge and White Rocks.
First White Rocks, F. G. Krauss,
Haiku.
Second White Rocks, F. G. Kraus,
Haiku.
First White Rocks, Costa Honolu
lu.
First Partridge, Costa, Honolulu.
First Partridge Cochin, Geo.
Rhoads.
Japanese Game.
First Kuwahara, Paia.
Second Fukinaga, Kahului.
Ducks.
First Indian Ruuners, J, Lindsay,
Haiku.
First Best Cock, J. Lindsay, Haiku.
First Best Hen, J. Lindsay, Haiku.
First Best Trio, Wm. Vlscher, Paia.
Second Best Trio, J. C. Fitzgerald.
Special Variety Breeds.
First Best Trio, Mrs. Soper, Wal
luku. Second Best Trio, Mrs. Soper,
Wailuku.
First and Special Best Buff, Chas.
Thompson, Waiakoa.
First and Special Cochins, Chas.
Chas. Thompson, Waiakoa.
First and Special Best Trio Buff,
Chas. Thompson, Waiakoa.
First and Second Cochins, Chas.
Thompson, Waiakoa.
First Geese, Mrs. Soper, Wailuku.
PIGEONS.
Carneaux.
First Yellow, J. J. CorreJ, Hamaku
apoko. First Red, J. J. Correl, Hamakua
poko. First Splashed, J. J. Correll, llama,
kuapoko.
Third Dr. Fitzgerald, Camp 1.
Second Dr. Fitzgerald, Camp 1.
First Dr. Fitzgerald, Camp 1.
White Kings.
First George Keeney, Lahaina.
First J. J. Correll, Hamakuapoko.
Homer..
First C. Crowell, Wailuku.
First C. Crowell, Wailuku.
Huronos.
First Dr. Fitzgerald, Camp 1.
Second J. J. Correll, Hamakuapoko.
First J. J. Correll, Hamakuapoko.
Pointers.
First Amos C. Mozetta, Honolulu.
Second Amos C. Mozetta, Honolulu.
First Amos C. Mozetta, Honolulu.
Pigeons and Turkeys.
First, Special and Cup Best Trio
Turkeys, Harojd Rice, Tala.
Rabbits.
First Best New Zealand Red,
Dwight Baldwin, Haiku.
First Best New Zealand Red,
Dwight Baldwin, Haiku.
Second Best New Zealand Red,
Miss J. Lindsay, Haiku.
Second Best New Zealand Red,
H. D. Sloggett, Hamakuapoko.
Third Best New Zealand Red, II.
D. Sloggett, Hamakuapoko.
First Best Flemish Giant, H. D.
Sloggett, Hamakuapoko.
Second Best Flemish . Giant, R. B.
Dodge.
Third Best Flemish Giant. R. B.
Dodge.
Second Best Flemish Giant, J.
Voscher.
First Best Belgian Hare, Walter
Lindsay.
Third Best Belgian Hare, Walter
Lindsay.
Second Best Belgian Hare, R. B.
Dodge.
First Best Belgian Hare, R. B.
Dodge.
Second Best Doe and Litter, J.
Vischer, Paia.
First Best Doe. and Litter, J.
Vischer, Paia.
First Best Angora, H. D. Sloggett,
Hamakuapoko.
Best Utility for Killing Purposes.
(Any Bred.)
First J. Vischer.
Third Miss J. Lindsay.
Cups Awarded
Coldwell Cup Best New Zealand
Red Winner, Dwight Baldwin, Haiku.
Coldwell Bros. Doe Best New Zea
land Red Winner, Dwight Baldwin,
Haiku.
Sloggett's Cup Best Belgian Hare
Winner, Walter Lindsay, Haiku.
HAWAIIAN ARTS AND CRAFTS.
Best Colection of Hawaiian Stone
Curios.
First Numbers 21-60, Inclusive, D.
H. Sloggett.
Second Nunmbers 291-315, Indus
ive, Mrs. Geo. Cumminga.
Third Numbers 96-111, inclusive,
A. Gross.
Special Award
Best Collection Kukul Oil Lamps,
A. Gross (Nos. 91-95).
Best Single Kukul Oil Lamp, No.
292, Mrs. Geo. Cummings.
Best Collection Squid Hook Sinkers,
A. Raymond (Nos. 336-341).
Best Single" Pol Pounder, Conical,
L. B. Kaumeheiwa (No. 388).
Best Single Pol Pounder, Kauai
Form, D. H. Sloggett (No. 23).
Best Single Ulu Maika, H. Gesner
(No. 194).
Biggest and Heaviest Ulu Maika,
Mrs. Geo. Cummings (No. 300).
Best Stone Mirror, D. T. Fleming
(No. 374).
Hawaiian Stone Adzes, Best Collection.
First Nos. 354.372, inclusive, D. T.
Fleming.
Second Nos. 26-40, Inclusive, D. H.
Sloggett.
Third Nos. 96-102, inclusive, A.
Gross. i
Special Award
First No. 425. Wm. Kahalekai.
Second No. 419, L. von Tempsky.
Hawaiian Spears.
First No. 175, H. Gesner.
Second No. 256, Mrs. A. Kepoikai.
Third No. 475, L. B. Kaumeheiwa.
Special Mention Oldest Hawaiian
Walking Stick, R. B. Dodge (No. 81).
Hawaiian Tapa Sticks, Best Collection.
First Nos. 342-353, inclusive, D. T.
Fleming.
Second Nos. 449.459, inclusive, Mrs.
H. McCublin.
Hawaiian Loml Loml Sticks.
Fist Mrs. H. McCubbin (No. 460).
Tapas.
First No. 281, Geo. N. W. Weight,
Jr.
Second No. 280, George N. W.
Weight, Jr.
Third No. 132, Mrs. A. Kepoikai.
Mats.
First Prize and Special Mention NI
ihau Mat, L. von Tempsky (No. 420).
Special Award
Best Hala Mat, Chas. K. Rose (No.
131).
Hawaiian Ornaments.
First Niho Palaoa, No. 465, Mrs.
Geo. Cummings.
First Niho Palaoa, No. 415, Mrs.
A. Noa Kepoikai.
Second Kukui Nut Leis, No. 151,
Miss Hattie Maule.
Calabashes, Best Collection.
First Nos. 133-4; 204-242, Mrs. A.
Noa Kepoikai.
Second Nos. 378-382, D. T. Flem
ing. Third Nos. 137-150, Miss Hattie
Maule.
Special Award
Very Best Single Calabash, Miss
Hattie Maule (No. 146).
Special Mention:
Most Unique Pattern, No. 212, Mrs,
A Noa Kepoikai.
Best Tall Calabash, No. 433, Mrs.
Miller.
Best Flat Calabash, No. 431, Wm.
Kahalekai.
Best Lahaina Pattern, No. 384, D.
T. Fleming.
Best Calabash of Goblet Form, No.
399. J.: Welch.
(Note Mr. Welch's entire collection
highly commended.)
Wooden Dishes.
First Round (ra), No. 327, Mrs.
Kaine.
First Long (Pa la), No. 67, Mrs.
Chas. K. Fahden.
( Miscellaneous Items.
Special Mentions No Prizes.
Hawaiian Knitting Needles, L. B.
Kaumeheiwa (No. 476).
Best Old Hawaiian Pipe, Miss Hat
tie Maule (No. 157).
Special Awards for Best Collection
of Hawaiian Woods, Polished; Mr. A.
G. Johnson, Nos. 258.263; Awarded by
Committee of Awards and not by Com
mittee of Judges.
(Continued on Page Five.)
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MANUFACTURERS' SHOE STORE, HONOLULU
sassrsKrmiBt
MATSON NAVIGATION CO.
26$ market Street, San Trancisct, California.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
SCHEDULE
December, 1916 January, 1917 February, 1917
STEAMER
Voyage
Lurline 104 Dec. 5
Wilhelmina 90 Dec. 13
Manoa 37 Dec. 19
Matsonia . . ; 39 Dec. 27
Lurline 105 Jan. . 2
Wilhelmina 91 Jan. 10
Manoa 38 Jan. 16
Matsonia 40 Jan. 24
Lurline 106 Jan. 30
Wilhelmina 92 Feb. 7
Manoa 39 Feb. 13
Matsonia 41 Feb. 21
Lurline 107 Feb. 27
PORTS OF CALL.
S. S. Matsonia )
S. S. Wilhelmina To Honolulu and Hilo.
S. S. Manoa i
S. S. Lurline f To Honolu'u and Kahului.
S. S. Lurline Carries Livestock to Honolulu and Kahului.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTIC&.
Sfime 3ableJCahufui Slaihoad Co.
Daily Passenger Train Schedule (Excep Sunday) . ,
The following schedule went into effect June 4th 1913.
TOWARDS WAILUKU
littaici
Miles
15 '-3
12.0
8.4
5-5
3-4
4
STATIONS
5 33
5 23
5 oj
5
3 30
3 20
1 25
I 5
8 42
6 35
6 25
A..Wailulcu..L
L.. ..A
Kahului ..
A L
h" Spreck- "A
A.'. elSYille ,"l
L.. ..A
Paia
A .X
L" Haiua- "A
"kuapoko
-I'auwela ..
A;. L
8 30
3 17
3 07
3 05
2 55
3 53'
8 27
,8 17'
8 J
5 09
3 00
8 o5
8 03
7 57
7 5!
7 5
4 53
4 S
4 5i
4 45
4 44
a 47
2 46
2 4o,
7.49
4 4o!
a 35!
7 45
L.. Haiku .
PUUNENE
TOWARDS PUUNENE TOWARDS KAHULUI
3 1 " ' 2 4
Passings r Passinpr Jistasci STATIONS jirtMcT PasiwitT P.uf.tr,
L..Kahului..A-!i -AM- i-L
JS 5S "V! A..ruunene..L 2. 5 6 22 3 15
00 - ,2.5 -: 0 6J2 3 05
2. A Special Train (Labor Train) will leave Wailuku dally, except Sundays,
. at 5:30 a. m., arriving at Kahului at . 6:68 a. ra., and connecting wit
the 6:00 a. m. train for Puuneno.
3. BAGGAGE RATES: 150 pounds of personal baggage will U carried free
of cl.arge on each whola ticket, and 75 pounds on each lmir tickat.
baggage is in charge of and on the same train as the holil. r of tha tiokaL
For excess baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds or part tiioraof will a
charged.
For Ticket Fares and other information sea Local Passenger Tari L C. O. .
No. 8, or inquire at any of the Depots.
ALBERGER PUMPS
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS FOR FACTORY
AND IRRIGATION WORK.
CONDENSERS.
Distributors
Catton, Neill & Co., Ltd.
ENGINEERS HONOLULU
i GAS
Not Alwuyo
Necessary
in ordering shoes frctn our large I
winter stock. Footwear will be
send on approval, if you have
established an account ? iih us. It
will.be well to do so no-,v.
We have a large assortment in the
very latest shapes and materials.
Arrive Leave Arrive
Honolulu Honolulu 8. F.
Dec. 12 Dec.9 Dec. 26
Dec. 19 Doc. 27 Jan. 2
Dec. 26 Jan. 2 Jan. 9
Jan. 2 Jan. 10 Jan. 16
Jan. 9 Jan. 16 Jan. 23
Jan. 16 Jan. 24 Jan. 30
Jan. 24 Jan. 30 Feb. 6
Jan. 30 Feb. 7 Feb. 13
Feb. 6 Feb. 13 Feb. 20
Feb. 13 Feb. 21 Feb. 27
Feb. 20 Feb. 27 Mar. 6
Feb. 27 Mar. 7 Mar. 13
Mar. 6 Mar. 13 Mar. 20
TOWARb i HAIKU
Distance
Mills
4
1
P M
A M
P M
P M
P M
6 40
6 50
8 5"
I 30
I 40
3 35
3 45
I
5 38
5 4
9 00
3-3
6.9
9.8
11.9
13 -9
15-3
6 5
7 02
7 03
7 15
7 17
7 24
7 25
7 33
I 42
I 52
'3 47
3 57
1 53
3 58
4 10
a 05
2 07
4 12
4 19
4 30
4 28
j
4 3
a .15
a 23
7 35
a 25
7 40I
a 3
4 35
DIVISION
