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VOLUME XVI WA1LUKU, MAUI, H. T., SATURDAY. MARCH G, 9.19

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v

Board Holds

. Meeting

Supervisors Transact Much

Needed Business.

Pursuant to n call issued by all ofthe members of .thn board of Super-visors the entire board met in theollico of the County Clerk Saturdaymorning for the purpose of appoint-ing road overseers and the transac-tion of other needed business.

Supervisor W. P. Ilaia moved thesuspension of the rules and that the

mattorof appointing the road overseers lie taken up. This motion wasseconded by T. T. Meyer and carried.

Ilaia moved the apiHrintment ofP. Witrock as road overseer for

liana. The motion was secondedby Meyer and carried.

Ilaia moved the appointment ofF. Somerfeld as road overseer forWailuku. The motion was seconded by Meyer. T. 15. Lyons movedthe appointment of Thomas Clarkas road overseer which motion wasseconded by Kauhi. The vote wasstrictly a party vote and was deeided by the chair in favor of Sotnmer- -

feld.

Ilaia nominated Decoto for La- -

haina which nomination was second-- .cd by Meyer. Kauhi nominatedPhilip Palis which nomination wasseconded by Lyons. The chair votedwith .Ilaia and Meyer and Decotowas appointed.

t-

T. T. Meyer, nominated J. II.Mahoo as road overseer for Molokai.This nomination was seconded by

.Haiti. Lyons nominated Paia Nakiwlu'ch nomination was seconded byKauhi.' The chair decided in favorof the Republican instead of Naki.

When the matter of the bonds forthe various ollicers came up for con-

sideration Chairman W. F. Poguegave notice that he would not servounder resolution number 82 whichmade each supervisor coresponsiblewith the road overseer of his dis- -

trict. He said that the. road work

should be in the hands of the road.overseer and that that officer shouldbe responsible to the Hoard for hisacts but that the individual super-

visors should not butt in on workof that kind.

Tho bonds of Keliinoi and Groves,were received and accepted.

A communication from CountyAttorney J. L. Coke was read andho was. excused from attendance atthe special meeting of the board.

A resolution was introduced by

. Ilaia requiring each road overseer tofile his bond and oath of oflico withthe County Clerk not later than thenext regular meeting of the board.

At this point Supervisor Lyonsregistered a kick because of the re-

ceipt of a written opinion from theCounty Attorney. He objected tothe, reading of the opinion. Chair-

man Pogue stated that he had notseen the opinion nor knew any thingof its nature. lie said that' he, asan ollicer had requested an opinionfrom the County Attorney and thathe had a right to request an opinion.Lyons said that ho objected to anymember requesting an opinion. liesaid that any opinion requestedshould be done by the. lioard andnot by a single member. At thisnovel statement there was a generalsmilo. The opinion was gotten ridof in a most unusual way. After apart 6f the communication was readtlio wholo thing was'liled and it ismoro than probable that none of themeinberH of the bound know to thisday the nature of at least a part ofthe communication.

Two conmiunications'weent the

...

JuriesAre Drawn

Judge Kingsbury Prepares

for March Term.

Court was convened Saturdaymorning for the purpose of selectingjurymen for the March term. Thiswas one of the first oflicial acts ofthe new judge.

The personelle of the jury is asfollows:

GRAND JURY.II. I. Shoemaker, D. K. Pokipala,

Jerry Burns, II. A. Raid win, A. C.Retts, Henry Smith, Sain Alo,A. Ferreira, F. F. Raldwin, J. C.

Freas, A. Aalberg, II. R. Penhallow,A. Gross, John Chalmers, CharlesKnackstedt, Moses Waiwaiolo, E.II. Ezera, Horace Kekumu, Win.Cockett, George Copp, John E.Tavares, L. M. Rennett Keahi.

TRIAL JURY.James M. Ilennessy, E. A. Wat-

son, E. W. Russell, Win. Miner, S.K. Kekahuna, Carl Sommerfeld, J.P. Foster, George Stevenson, CharlesIlealy, George R. Lindsay, GusThorsen, George W. Wilbur, GeorgeW. Stephen, W. A. Sparks, PhilipPali, A.J. Paresa,.Jr.tW. L. Hardy,W. S. Mountcastle, W. R. Patterson,Charles O'Sullivan, E. A. Peck, V.L. Roeck, Alonzo Jackson, T. Bur- -

lcm, G. A. Hansen, F. S. MePhierson. I

The grand jury is called for the17th instant. anil4he trial jury forthe 22nd instant.

board by the County Attorney wereas follows:Wailuku, Maui, T. II., Feb. 2i,

mon.To the Honorable Hoard of Super

visors of the County of Maui, Terri-

tory of Hawaii, Wailuku, Maui.Gentlemen:

In response to your verbal requestfor an opinion from me as to thelegality of the special meeting pro-

posed to be hejd by you upon thisdate, I beg to say that assuming thefacts to be that this meeting wascalled by the Chairman of yourHoard, and not by a majority of theBoard, and further assuming it tobo that neither tlio County Clerk ofthe County of Maui, nor any deputyCounty Clerk is at present withinthe County of Maui, I am of theopinion that such meeting is notlegally called, and that the transac-tion of any business by your Hoardat such meeting would be null andvoid.

Section (Hi of the County Act provides inter alia as follows:

"Tho Hoard shall hold regularmeetings and itshall call such special meetings, asmay be necessary for tho public we-

lfare." ' ,

It clearly appears that this doesnot confer authority upon any onemember of tho Hoard the . right tocall a special meeting. All specialmeetings must be called by theHoard, and as I take" it meaning amajority of the Hoard. The call forthe meeting not being conformableto the provisions of the section justcited, no business can be legallytransacted at said meeting.

The absence of the Clerk or anydeputy, in my opinion, also wouldinvalidate the proceedings of themeeting.

Hy Section 71 of tho County Actthi' County Clerk is mado io

clerk of the Hoard of Supervisors,and as such, among other things,shall "Record all proceedings of theHoard. Make full entries of all theirresolutions and decisions on all quos- -

Continuud oif l'age 6.

Death Claims

Dr. BeckwithWas Loved by All Who

Knew Him.

Rev. Dr. Edward Griffin Heckwith of llamakuapoko who died atPaia hospital during tho early mornmg of the 3rd was universally beloved for liis good works, his highcharacter, his purity of mind, hisnobility of soul.

He loved his fellowmen and theyloved him whether as teacher.preacher, or citizen.

As a citizen he loved his countrymuch, was intensely patriotic. Ik-wa-s

always desirous to exercise theright of suffrage esteeming it notonly a duty but a pleasure.

No one of his congregation canever forget the eloquence of hisThanksgiving sermons ,in praise ofhis native land; nor can any of his'auditors fail to remember hispatriotic address delivered at Paiachurch at the public reception toSenator Cullom and CongressmanIlitt.

As a teacher he was unexcelled.He was the second president ofOahu College and did much ineducating and training many of theprominent men of the Territory.

Hon. II. P. Baldwin and his con-

temporaries in Hawaii nei, thechildren of the Hawaiian mission,were educated by Dr. Beckwith atPunahou.

He was the minister of a churchin the .Mission District of San Fran-

cisco of tho Central Union churchof Honolulu, and of the MakawaoUnion church. As a preacher aswell as a speaker he was mosteloquent. He was simple and directin his theology and in his methodsof thought. He was not . ah ex-

ponent of the higher criticism andhad little liking for advancedphilosophical .thought as ipplied totheology.

In his beliefs he was orthodox butnot bigoted. Ho was a line type ofthe New England Puritan which hewas by birth and training. Histeitderness, his sympathy, hisehavj-t- y

for the weakness of human naturewere predominating traits of charac-ter. "With malice toward none andcharity for all" especially "appliedto Dr., Beckwith.

In his social life he exhibited thecourtesy of the old time gentleman.He was slow to anger and longsuffering. One of his most con-

spicuous qualities was his .spirituali-ty, his unshaken belief in the im-

mortality of tho soul and allChristian teachings. His more thanfour score years have been wellspent.

Dr. Beckwith was born at GreatHarrington, Mass, Nov. Kith, lS2(i.Ho had two brothers and one sister:Daniel, Morris and Martha. Daniel,tho older brother is still living inthe old homo village at the ago ofSo as is also the sister.

Morris lived for many years inthe Ilawaiiian Islands, teachingduring the early years at the RoyalSchool, in Honolulu, with hisbrother, Edward.

Dr. Beckwith graduated fromWilliams College, after which hetaught a year at West field, Mass.

Then came the call to the Sand-

wich Islands, to teach in the UoyalSchool. For ten years he taught inHonolulu, ISoO-lSG- In 1S53 hemarried Caroline P. Armstrong, "a

gifted daughter of one tho early.,missionaries, Richard Armstrong.She was a sister of the famousGeneral Armstrong. About 1S00

Dr. Beckwith loft Honolulu to as- -

If you wish Prosperjfy !OW Advertise in the News 1

R.E .PeplowskiHas Resigned

Was Head Overseer for War

luku Sugar Company.

.Ti ....nr. I iooen. repiowsici, tor manyyears the head overseer of the Wailuku Sugar Company has tenderedhis resignation and retired fromthe service of the Company asresult of serious illness that hasextended over a number' of years.

Mr, Peplowski was a tirelessworker for tho interests of the com-

pany and stuck to his post formany month? after he had beenadvised by 1ms friends that hshould retire.

i'ir, lupiowsKi mis tieen constantly in the employ of tho Wai-luku Sugar Company since 189G.

George W. Wilbur is the nowhead overseer and lias assumed hisduties. Mr Wilbur is a plantation man of many years experienee and is considered one ofthe best hero.

Mr. Wilbur and family willmake their permanent home inWailuku.

sumo tho pastorate of a Conurcira- -

tional Church at Sacramento. Herehe served for five years.

In l.Slio he organized and buildthe Third Congregational Church inSan Francisco. During these yearshe also preached in the PlymouthChurch.

Dr. Beckwith then became Principal of the Oakland College Schoolfor Roys. In 1SGS Mrs. Reckwith'shealth failed and Dr. Beckwith wenteast and took charge of the Congre-gational Church in Waterbury,Conn. For ten years ho servedmost acceptably this largo and in-

fluential Church.In 1S7S the Beukwitlis returned

once more to California and wentback to the old Third Congregationalchurch. Here he built a nowchurch and dedicated it free of debt.He served his church for nine-years- ,

coming to Honolulu in 1S.S7. Atthis time Bethel church and the oldFort Street church wanted to unite.Dr. Beckwith was unanimouslycalled as Pastor.. It was Dr. Beck-with who built, the present CentralUnion Church and though it costmore than 12.ri,()00 he dedicated itfree of debt, Every man, womanand child in the congregation, hada hand in raising the. money.

Dr. Beckwith feeling the burdentwo great for him during theseyears, came to Maui in 18!) 1 andfor eleven years ho endeared himselfto all on Maui as' tho Pastor of theMakawao Union Church. Messrs.Bazata and Turner have since fol-

lowed Dr. Beek.vith as pastors ofthis church.

Dr. Beckwith was. universally be-

loved by all who knew hiin amicusfriends were legion among everynationality. His death removes oneof the land marks of our Islands.

Rev. Edward Griflin Beckwith,1). fD. died Wednesday morningMarch 3rd, shortly after midnight,lie had been in failing health forsome months, 'although his deathwas wholly unexpected.

Ten days previous to his death",he was taken to the Paia Hospitalwhere he had every care and attention. While Dr. Beckwith had forsome years had a weak heart hisdeath was duo to other complica-tions. His passing was peaceful justas was fitting such a beautifulcharacter. Mrs. M. B. Hair, hisonly daughter was at his side whenho passed away. Tho funeral ser-vices were held Wednesday after- -

NUMBER

BLIZZARD INTERFERES

WITH INAUGURATION

Taft Advocates Tariff Revision, Elastic Currency,Greater Navy, A Mail Ship Subsidy,

and Respect for Treaties.

(SPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEWS.)

Stipar Mi dep. test 3.73 Reels 10s.

HONOLULU, March 5. The jury declared that, Dr. Atchcrley ismil insane.

The Anti saloon men arc up inbill.

WASHINGTON. March 5.---

polled the committees to have the

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V2i.

iiv-- vilizsenate chambers. All out side affairs were abandoned except the review oi tlio troops.

Taft declared he would carry out Roosevelts reforms. He urgedpeed in tho revision of tho tariff, wants a more elastic currency, pro-auti-

to promote peace, amonc thema .

the treaty rights between Japan andi . . i , . .

jiuuiuu anu wants man suusiuy lor ocean steamers.Roosevelt left immediately after tho inauguration for Oyster Bay.Taft Cabinet is: Knox Secretarv of State. M'

the Treasury, J. M. Dickenson Secretary ot War, Meyer Secretary ofnie ixavv, uauingor secretary of the Interior, Wilson Secretary ofAgriculture, Nagel Secretary of Commerce and Labor, Wiclcershair.Attorney General, and Hitchcock Postmaster General.

TOKIO, March-5- . Taft and Roosevelt are eulogized bv tin. nmafor their inaugural address sentiments.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 5.1.1. .1oauimay uki great damage.

NEW YORK, March 5. Voil

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Publishing Company has boon indicted for Panama libel.'

WASHINGTON, March 1 ..... , t atiwRoosevelt cave a dinner to the retiring and iiienmimr f.imiii,,u ri;ilast act was to sign the proclamationnearly 500,000 acres.

MANILA, March 4. Rev. Ramora and a thousand fnllmvnra hut-.--.

withdrawn from the Methodist ehuicli and started, the EvangelicalMethodist church of tho Philippines.

Street car men hero have gone on a strike.WASHINGTON, March Admiral H ,'UTV ll.'IH imtflltin.il llw.

command of the second squadron ofCongress has awarded Wriuht

achievement in ureal navigation.Fairbanks was presented with A

Senate.

HONOLULU, March 3. Thethe Mayor but will not stand for Wilsm.

I ho legislature proposes to laxother taxes.

HONOLULU. March 3. Thebeen tabled.

is to theatre.

Voting.

assistantof the Navy. Ilerrick declined

tomorrowMarch

foituno his daughter. 'Kho widow

March ThoThe convicts fought tho flames.

NEW YORK, March Tenfire this morning.

March Servia hasAustria.

Maich 3 Thotho Mayor Fern.. Rusi-nes- s

rumored that Aldontho wrecked stpamer Aeon.

March 3.cced Knox.

noon 1:30 in - Maka-wao Union church. The serviceswere in charge of several minis-ters the district: Messrs.

Santos, Fukuda and Turner. 1 lie rendered 'the an-them perfect Peace." the

music, being a hymn, by theHow firm a

and a song theRest in tho Lord."

Tho bearers wore: II. A.Baldwin, F. F. Baldwin, D. C.

W. S. Nicoll, W. O.Aiken, S. E. Taylor.

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arms onanist amended lioiinr

O " " " J u,l l, v

the United States should be ro- -

An earthouako on the isthmus

Illimill of' Wnrhl nml Ti-no-

Tuft and wife :it tint WMiiNi II

,a - .."..iniw. ii it1

creating a national forest

,'.

the Pacific.brothers a wild moihil fnr., ii.n;r

silver service liv thi..

Snner visors COIICi'di. Krimi.

all land 10 cents per acre above all,

bill against nrwon road work. 1ms

"'.

the. Ambassadorship.

gets

into mill Wan ditrnvnil in. ir'

people perished a tenement

withdrawn her demand for rvmi.

Sunervisors imirnofl Hum Minit.

Bessie will no slnn.l

The body was conveyed th'eMakawao there being along line of carriages in the pro-cession. Here Dr. Beckwith waslaid away rest by the side of hiswife who died about four years ago.Many beautiful llowers, roses, vio-

lets, asters were strewed over hisgrave by many loving hands whonow realized that the old friend andloving and faithful was torest in that quiet spot thro thoyears come. dead,

.

Honolulu have anotherThe senate honors President elect but McCarthy refrains1 . from

WASHINGTON, March 3. Winthmn will be the .Wr..tary

The cabinet, sent in resignations to lake. effect .

LOS ANGELES, 3, Lucky Raldwin left the .milk his'to

SAN QUENTIN. 3.

LONDON, 3.

pensation from

HONOLULU.ing order balk

men strongly oppose an increased tax rate. There talk of anenabling act enable laborers tho employ of the City and Countyof Oahu to obtain their pay.

It thoto salvo

HARRISBURG.

at o'clock the

thoof Dodno.

Waltrip,choir

"Peace,other

by Seminarygirls

pall

Lindsay,

an

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thn

of

magnificent

nnu

1200,000

in honsi.

m.I

to Christmas

toSeinetary,

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pastor

to "Hoboingyot'spoakoth."

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yesterday in to appointments ofis

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Congregation, founda-tion,"

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THE MAUI NEWS

THE VYUI NEWSntereil nt the Post Office at Wuiluklt, M ini, Hawaii,

A Republican Paper Published in Interest of PeopleIssued Every Saturday.

Moui Rubliahing: Company, Limited.Proprietors nnd I'libllnhers

SunaciPTioN Ratks, is Advasck I2."0 jut Ycnr, .tl.ol) Six Months

Iluh m. Coke,

SATURDAY.

matter.

the the

nnd(i.

An Important One of tho most important measures now beforeMeasure. the Legislature is tho bill introduced by Representative E. H. Carloy for the relief of the drouth stricken districtof Kula. Kula is the district of independent homes. A districtwhere many residents own their own lands and till the same and

in former years succeeded in making a comfortable living for them-

selves and their families. Here is the nucleus of a large numberof independent homes occupied by families whose in thecommunity are tixe1. and permanent. Hero were conditions that

are held up by the press as ideal. The politicians have advocatedthe assistance iy the government of various com tn unities in thehope of bringing about such conditions and even the ministers look

to this class for better citizenship.In the course of time it is found that, there is not sullicient, water

for the people In that community. The Republican party of thewhole county goes on record as favoring tho building of a pipe line

for the relief of the community. The Supervisors of the County

appropriated sufficient funds for tho purpose of having the line

surveyed and the matter was then presented to the Legislature. Ifthere is any apathyshown on the part of any member trom theCounty of Maui after the needs of the residents of that strickendistrict have been thoroughly explained such a member from eitherbranch need never attempt to run for office again in the Oounly.

The editor .of this paper was on official business in kula a yearago this month. He knows that at that time the people refused to

sell a bucket of water there for fifty cents per gallon for the horsesthat were used in making the trip to that stricken dist rict. As timewent on conditions became worse and hundreds of people w-

compelled to leave the district and their "homes and seek employ- -

ment on the plantations.If there is any sincerity in the cry for small farmers then let

every advocate of the principle be consistent and lend a hand to

help this measure through.If it costs a hundred thousand dollars nppripriate that sum.

that isnt enough then appropriate more.We need m'ore sincerity in vogue and loss hypocricy. Let

have that pipe line no matter what it may cost.

Would Change the A bill has been introduced in the legislature

Liauor Laws. that in effect would "make the liquor traffic

of the territory a wide open proposition.Under its provisions any one could conduct a saloon any place

for a period of a year without danger of being molested. Itsimply a scheme to make the traffic a wide open one and should beopposed by all decent citizens.

The present liquor law gives to the commissioners discressiouarypower and by this means any one who is not, thought to be a person of good character or one who will not conduct an orderly place

'of business is refused a license. It is possible that this discressionary power may be abused in which case the governor should

be appeled to and he under his oath of office should remove thefending commissioners and appoint men of hrm but broad viewon the liquor question

Kn nilversfi criticisms of the board of commissioners of thiscounty' has come to our knowledge and we believe that a great im

iority of the better element, here upholds the present liquor law

The Wailuku District Improvement Association and the LahainaDistrict Improvement Association has each gone on record as opposing any change in the present liquor laws.

We would strongly advise making no change in the liquor laws

The laws as they now stand are good. The men here who adminlater the laws are perfectly satisfactory. There are no criminalliquor dealers in the county nor do we want any of such a elass

To Tax Un

married Men

The Bill will Chiefly Affect

, Japanese Laborers.

Honolulu, February 27. Re-

presentative E. A. pro-

poses introducing a bill in theHouse which will provide that all

bachelors over twenty-thre- e yearsof age must pay a special tax, a

tax on bachelors, of two dollarsper annum, the money thus realiz-

ed to go to the support of the homefor the non-lepro- children of

leprous parents and similar insti-

tutions.Representative Long is himself

an unmarried man. He is noteven engaged, tho, he has hopes.In fact, last year, which was LeapYear, recorded to his credit no less

than six proposals of marriagemade from the lips of five as 'fairwomen, one proposing twice, thusmaking six proposal from five pro-

posers.So Long is absolutely unpre-

judiced in the matter of li is in-

tended introduction of the billmentioned. When the matter

second-clas- s

Editor Mnnnger

"MARCH 1!I0D

interests

If

us

of

comett to vole in the House, it is

likely to pass, say Long and hisfriends. The bachelors in theHouse are away in the small

, minority Castro and Long beingnost of the unmarried Representa-tives.

Long is serious in the contem-plation of his measure anil, if itpass, it will certainly he a revenue.

"President Roosevelt, the mar-

ried Legislators, all engaged menand all married men will favorthe measure," says Long. ' Thetax is small, only two dollars ayear, and it will not drive anybodyto marriage for the mere sake ofavoiding a payment of two dollarsa year. Of course the law will go

into effect as soon as passed. You

can watch the marriage records

after the law goes into effect andsee if there is any sudden increasein marriages.''

"What is your idea in stipulating married men over twentythree" asked the reporter.

"Whv not have it at the votingap. twenty-one?- "

"Because,'' said Long "I believethat after a man is old enough to

vote he should have a couple of

years grace in which to look

around and let some girl pick him

It will lio observed that Loll (ft

proposed lull win parucuinriyaffect tin- thousands of

ipanese laborers onunmathe

lantations. twenty or thirtylonsand Japanese plantation la

borer? an unmarried

rriedsugar

Some

Nunicrou.i Representatives Imvc f,,rtunc amounts to twenty-liv- e

heen, interviewed in the matter niillionn of dollars.they express approval of the proposed bill.

It is entertaining to note thatthe man who suggested the idea ofsuch a bill to Representative Longis also ii bachelor (he a'so hashoies) and he is none other thanManager Detor of the Union drill,

.

died81.

,

I

been

bred

ii . . i i ' . i .i . .ml lie gol me uiea in icccm pu i,nH u,.,i , . racinp- - cameport in a Creek newspaper I all life, and

such a measure ileum proposeu ,)(H,n o ,,is a gord law in (5 recce.

Improvement

Association

IasWell Attended Meeting

Thursday Night.

The Improvement Association Cisco.

Thursday whatveiling a number hotel

present. weeks'presid- -

(I and Secretary I). II. Case record(1 the acts the association.

After reading minutesmd their annroval Walsh,Decker, Alfred Marteusen, andDuty County Attorney Enos Vincentwere elected to membership.

Mr. Case rciortel that the exe

nun

E. J. Baldwin.of

Santauie

ofonu most

r.otaoiehorn

such that young

horses.

In Uacine,

hechandise

he

liehl its monthly meeting start, with moneywith good he was

After lie.

President J. X. K. Keola $5000 then

ofof

J. J.Di

money

stable

stable.twice auction horse named

meeting as--

At Baldwin bought him,Sheriff same with speedster

secured named Rutherford.matter putting to Der- -

relations timespersons residingin Wailuku. Norfolk, Silver

Sheriff sent notices Bey Santa Anita. In Saratogacertain notorious offenders one he fifteen stakesresults are being twenty-fiv- e which lie

terest. raced, Eastre- - idea

.i i p , i .eeiveii nsKing uie nieinocrs western owner.legislature hasten was times sensational

settlement water bettorharvest ifG;,000 long odds

Garcia moved namedrules Roberts Rules was

employ Isaac Murphy, consideredexecutive Mr. onepointed there was

tor election ot niemher- - bought Santaship was made Los Angeles 200,- -

carried. -

and II. M. Cokespoke highest terms

work being done Out- -

juvenile military iirCoke was appointedone interview Captain andascertain needs ofpany funds subscription

new companyMr. Garcia attention to

fact that there was dangerleopc losing play grounds theyhad in. past.

Mr. Wilcox pointed thereis Waiheu tract seventy

acres is under lease toand possibly an

could be effected thatwould to all

Mr. Case sjMike suitplayground

Raymond moved appointmenta committee wait

t

ager ascertain he woulda exchange

and if take matter upproper inDodge called to

fact areis entrance

toMr. lie knew

inanager is with citizen:improve town.was received with a

wild outhurts applause.A public park was then

voted chair appointedCharles J. Garcia and RevW. Ault.

matter legislature leave

strictly alone was then taken. After much

seemed all lie one sided motionout. isesioes iweniy-init- t; Wiis llliU(. to tliat ellcet unanini- -

euough marry.'' loiisly carried.

lucky Baldwin

SATURDAY, 1 909

the millionaire Sport.

Log. Angeles, March 1. "Lucky'Baldwin here today at the

of It is estimated that

and

has better knownracing game throughout the

length and .breadth countrythan (Lucky)More than NO age, the

has many famoushorses, and the originator the

Anita track Los

of practioally hasjust

S;

Mr.

picturesquei l . . I . ccnuractcrs oi me

Baldwin was on a farm sixmiles outside of Illinois,where father's interests were

the Baldwin hadplenty of opportunity to indulge

for tine FinallyHahlwin family moved into

Indiana.which was the next home of

was en mined the merbusiness, but 1S")3 it

was that landed in San

His firstre- - had saved up, in the

preseiitatives business. twoout for and engaged in

the the

MARCH

at sons of enterprises. With morecame desire to embark

in racing game, and Baldwinhad a was noted

United States.It was after watching races in

Saratoga that he linallv deemed tohave a strong ' bought

committee an pool on aince regular the Grinstead and when Grinstead

sociation. the first meeting the won and didCommittee had called on the anotherand hail in

the of a stop the Baldwin won the Americanadulterous existing by four with Emperor of

between Cloud, Volante andThe has to el

and the year annexedwatched with" in- - of

and after that the hadMr. Copelands resolution was a new the worth of theI,. oi me

to in all ways pos- - at asible the of the and a big one, biggestsuit. being at

Mr. to adopt the on a mare Molly. Baldwinof procedure and famous also for having in his

of Order as recommended thecommittee. Ault of the jockeys thethat no country.

vision the the Anitaan amendment ranch

thenMr. Case Mr.

in the of theaccomplished.

company.a committee of

to Balthe the new com

and raise byfor the

called thethe

occupied

out thatin a of five

that nowplantation here thatexchange

lie agreeable concerned,in favor of a

able for town. Dr

of to onand whether

entertain proposition toso to the with

authorities Honolulu,

that tho grounds now toosmall and that there no

Wadsworth saidpresentof Wailuku to theThis statement

ofcommittee

for and theWilcox,

The of petitioningto present liquor

lawup. discussion which

to ajoun an

for a man to

Death

0,

Noto the

of the

yearsman who

ofnear An- -

his

.11ami luri.

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side of his racing interests," lie wasengaged in various business enterprises. He was owner of the Baldwin Theater and the BaldwinHotel and was al90 largely interested in mining properties in Nevadaat the same time with the lateSenator Stanford, out of which hemade a vast fortune.

Baldwin was owner of Tallac, asummer resort on Lake Tahoe, onthe Nevada side.

ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, Ltd.

To Abolish Elective

Deputy Sheriffships.

Honolulu, March 2. It lias beenintimated that one of the bills tohe introduced into tho House thisweek will he one to do away withthe election of deputy sheriffs,making them appointees of theSheriff of each county. It is con-

tended that as long as the deputysheriffs are to bo subordinate toand responsible to tho Sheriff theyshould be nominated by him andso appointed that he may removethem for cause without having tosecure an impeachment before theBoard of Supervisors.

If this bill passes it will meanthe throwing out of the present billto create confusion in police affairsby giving the deputy sheriffs theright to appoint the police officersserving under them, the men to beapproved of by the Sheriff, or, if

his approval is withheld, by theBoard of Supervisors. This billwould extend petty politics stillfurther into the police forces of thecounties and under such conditionsis prevail at present in Oaim v:uldthoroughly disorganize the countrypolice force.

The tendency of the presentLegislature seems to he to give theSheriffs more extended powers andlimit the powers of the deputies.Under the bills introduced into theHouse yesterday, the Sheriffs aremade wardens of the county jailsand placed in charge of all convicted persons not committed to theTerritorial penitentiary.

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all partiesindebted to me are requested to call atmy store and settle the same prior toMnrch ioth, 1909. '

Mar. 6, 13, 20.

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'Wailuku Leave 7.20 2.20 4.15 Puunene Leave ti.40 1.40Kahului Arrive 7.35 2.35 4. 30 Kahului Arrive (5.55 ..55Kahului Leave 7.40 0.40 2.40 4.35 5.10 Kahului Leave K.10 3 10

Sp'ville Arrive 7.52 J. 55 2.52 4.47 5 22 Puunene Arrive - 8.25 3.25Sp'viile Leave 7.55 10.15 2.55 4 50 5.25 Puunene Leave 8.30 3.30Paia Arrive 8.10 10.35 3.10 5.00 5.40 Kahului Arrive 8.45 3.45Paia Leave 8.20 10.50 3.20 5.05 5 45 Kaliului Leave 0.45 'Sp'ville Arrive 8.35 3.35 Puunene Arrive 1000Sp'ville Leave 8.40 3.40 p lament' .Leave 10.30 i

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11THE MAUI NEWS- - --SATURDAY, MARCH G, 1909

DELINQUENT TAX LIST, 1908.SECOND TAXATION DIVISION, TERRITORY OF HAWAII

" In accordance with Section 1268, Revised Law of Hawaii, the following list of Delinquent Taxpayers is hereby published and comprises delinquent taxesremaining unpaid on December 31, 190t), Including 10 Penalty and Advertising Costs. Interest at the rate of I27r per annum on Income Tax and 10 per annum onall other Taxes, not included.

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WAILUKU DISTRICT.Ah Chew 9 30Aki, Kekoona 27 40Aloha Saloon, .' 49 00Aki, Tarn Chee 7 10Ah Ho (Driver) 26 90Ah Mock Sang, Guard. 3210Ah Kang, 21 30Amundsen, Hans 8t 30Ah Sam (Restaurant). . 19 10Ah Lo 17 00Ah Kuna, G 105 90Ah Sam, J. C 17 20Andrews, L. A 16 20Hong On Tong 35 60

Brown, John Sr 22 40Hums, Jerry 19 70Bit mark Stables Co.

Ltd M 15Brown, J. Kahula 3 80

Carillo, Mary- .- 48 7Clark, Thos 219 60Cornwall, Mrs. Kmalia 34 00Caswell, Mrs. Jas '3 5Cockett, Lizzie 13 70Cleghorn, A. S 31 20Conwav, Mrs. W. A... i860,Cockett, Jos 63 15Conradt, C. C 50 00Decker, Mrs. Sam 28 00Decker, Sam 6 00Estate Kaehanui 4 9" ' Maialoha, Ka- -

makaiwi 28 50Estate Kmalia Nama- -

kaokala 6 00Estate Makahookano.. . 4 90

" Kaweawea 27 90, " Fred Scholtz... 31 30

Kaliko Kainea 14 20" Iokama Kekua 12 00" Kanalulu 2080" Hooniana 8 10' ' Kapu Louzada 1 16 40' Noa Kaaa, 21 30

" J. Brown 93 60" Wm. Saffrey,.. 22 80" Kanepaina, .... 1990" Maikaaloa,'. 42 60" Uiaupio 2950" Solomon Hale, . 19 00" KeaweKaulana 3000" W. H. Daniels 49 4" H. W. Daniels 67 00" KapeheKaolu- -

lo 32 80Estate Kekuahilo 8 20

" R. Keanu Ke- -ahi .7 1230

Estate Joaquin Enos, 54 20Keawe 1360

" Abr. Kunukau 12650" Kalehuawehe, 1410" Wm. Kahau- -

walu, 2 70Estate B. K. Kaiwiaea,

(N. Om' A'Imr) 59 72F-- . rtUKv 55

" Ferguson, T. W 17 00Fugimoto, I 2 70Funaoga, K 1700Faustino, Ant. J 7 10Furusato, T 15 9Fook Lin, 11 5Goodness, Pruvia, 47 10Heleikalani 26 10Halama, Kaili 1 1 5Hong Chong ( Aki

Propr.) 22 50Ilansmann, Mary E... 1690Huia, Adams, : 820Hazama 11 50Hirai, G 10 40Hirotsu, M. 8 75Hansen, Jennie 6 00Hanaoka, Mrs 18 10Harris, J. A 42 80Ishitnaru, Y 21 40Ide, D 11 5Jackson, Alonzo 14 70Jackson, Mrs. Hana... 9 80Kaialiilii, Fannie, 11 40Kolona, S 24 3Kamana, Mrs. Pahu- -

koa 3 00Kaumualii, Laa 6 50Kalahele, S. P 21 60Kapohuli-opi- o 7 60Kalino, Jno 3 80Kaimi, Punohu Mrs. 16 40Kekapai, E. H 58 35Kwong Lung Tai Co. . 93 40Kaiae, Wm 2 70King, Mrs. W. H.... 7 10Kawailiiii, M 19 00Kawaihoa, Mrs. M.... m 00Kahookele, Mrs. L.... 6800Keanu, W. B . 2 15Kekua, Kupau, 24 00

' Keanini, Mrs. Mele- -mele". 23 60

Kaonohi, Mrs. Api... 30 60Kosai 11 60Kahopewai, Kau 5 45Kondo, T 15 9Keliinoi, S 223 10Keanini 153 7Kahaleole 45 5Kuheleloa, Ikaia 14 10Kailua, Lono 1 60Kaahanui 7 60Kinolua, Uaua 2 15Kapono, Mrs. A 2 70Kauhane, Mrs. J 10 35Kamakele, Estate J.

(J. A. Coke, Admr) 186 50Kalerlioa, A. S. W.... 5080Kaialiilii, D. K 8 10

Kahookano, Mrs. He-

len 24 60Kanikaula (w) 5 4oKamauoha 3 80Keoole, Aene 10 40Kaholokai, A. S 11 5Kaholokahiki 14 7Kaaihue 13 "Kaaihue, Malie 3 80Kaili Kaloi (w) 9' 3Kaaemoku, D. K 8 10

Maul,

s V

Kuehu, G. Mahiai 7 10Kuihelnni, Mrs. K.

Est., (C. A. Long,Admr) 107 10

Kaiue, S. E 4 90Keanu, Mrs. W. B.... 7 ibKauahine, Keaka 9 80Keawe Kaiko (w) lo CO

Kahalau 4 35Kaonohi, J 4 35Kimura S 151 20Kaliko Makakoa 8 loKaaa, Mrs. J. Kini... 2 70Kasamoto, G 8 20Kido, M II 50Kahele Noeau 18 00Kondo, I 6 00Kaailaau 5 4"Kamee, Linialau (w) ... 7 J

Kekiohua 7 75Kalani,,Paliaa '9 5Kealoha, Waiu (w)... 9 80Kauwekane 5 4oKeliiaa, D. II 14 40Kamanoulu, Mrs. Hat-ti- e

465Kealoha, Mrs. Annie

H 54 3"Kahi, Mrs. Mary Sol. 6 50Lani, Lucy 44 5Lynch, Virginia E... 169 20Lemond, Wm - 21 15Mahuka (w) 5 45Maikai, W. E 27 90Makolo, Wm 16 30Mahi, Kalaukua 14 80Mahu, Win 22 40Masuda, M 40 20Makaau 8 10Murakami 11 5Muraoka, K 72 00Makee, C. B 380Maule, Hattie 65 40Morris, Mrs. Mary 2 70Manu Kapule 3280McNamara, Geo 9 3Maui Land Co. Ltd.... 44 50Maui Drug Co. Ltd.... 34 60Malaiana (w) 3 80Maui Racing Assn 82 20Makahala (w) 2 70Makekau, R. II 46 50Napulou, Mrs. J. N... 1 60Nawahine, Rev. O 19 00Nee Sing 16 40Nahale-- a (k) 13 10Nakihei, Kaulmi 3 80Oneha, S K Jr. 3 20Oda 10 40Pa, T K Est. 19 20,Pahuino, Ualua 16 40.Papia, K 12 00Plemer, Mrs Mary 10 40Paikaka, J 19 60Piipii, Mrs Isabella 380Parker, SamRego, Mrs e 32 SO

,.i-..- .a, w H 9 20Rogers, E II 28 50Shimizu, T 18 10Smith, Mrs .Kamila 7 85Sugimoto alias S Ku-- '

nimatsu 30 10St; Sure, A F 9 3"Sylva, Mrs F 6 00Scholtz, Mrs Eunice 33 50Sylva, Kaanapu 6 00Sakurai, T 19 20Sniffen, E L 8695Torres, M. Silva J4 25Tobita 11 50Takasi 11 5Tosu 10 40Tanioka 19 60Tokuyama 4 90Tanaka, B 6 00Tokunaga, N 37 35Uwetaki 6 00Wong Kong, Ah Lee 10 40Whitford, J W 14 25Waldeyer, Carl 7965Waihee Rice Plant Co

Ltd 456 75Wong, Ling 12 00Ye Quon 12 60Yasuinori, G 41 20Young Men's Saving

Society Ltd 10 40Yeong Young S2 75Yeong Tung 64 70

Delinquent Income Tax. '

Ah See, G 4 90Ah Chew 2 70Aloha Saloon 3 85Bal, WE 4 9"Born, E O 10 40Coke, J L 22 5oCrawford, R B 215Enos, Aug , 75 68Filler, R W 66 50Hart, EH 4 9"Hirai, G 2 70Hong Chong 4 90Harris, J A 18 60Kwong Lung Tai Co 27 40Kimura, S 22 50Kaae, W F 4 90Kam Yen 1 1 50Kirkland, Jas 4 90Kagawa, Y 3 80Moeller, E . 4 90Maui Meat Market Ltd II 50Muraoka, K 22 50Maui Drug Co Ltd 19 20Moody, W J 69 64Nicholson, D F 17 00Ordway, Geo 4 80Raymond, J II 22 50Saffery, WE 7 10Shimizu. T 2 70Sun Fat 4 90Simpson, A M 13 68Taylor, Jas 22 50Taylor, II T 22 94Tokunaga, N II 50Vivas, J M 6 00Waldeyer, Carl 105 50

1st, 1009.

1 hereby certify that the is abest of my knowledge and belief.

VVfllluky, February

foregoing

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Waihee BTice Plant CoLtd

Wiii 4Yasumoff, G .

Yeong YoungYeong Tung

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MAKAWAO DISTRICT.Ah Sa V... $ 20 70Alves 'Maiio!;.. 854Ah Sam J. C2.. ......... 75 5'Ah Mi 7v;..::..5 78 16

Ah Fong C ffti.i 7 00Ah Fook r.a...-.:.- ' 24 76Ah Nee. ,.. WAea, Mrs. L. . - A 5 66Apele Kaluau - '73 9&All CIipw 8 20Avery Mary I 32Aiona 9 42Aruda Francisco.. i 14Akuna G. a79yAkuini. Ahana.Anio S s 8Apele lloopii and Me- - -

lcaua 2 80 ,

Alana Jas. Estate 20 3.1,Ah Fat 3 25Abo 7 21Abo, Jr 3 9Brown Mrs. Julia 18 90Brown Mary K 14 74Booth C. W 30 40Boteilho Manoel Jr.-..- . 3 20Bras J. S 5 45Brown Einilv J 2 14Baker Ed. Est '2 93Crook L. R 9 74Cockett J. P.... 831Cooper Henry Est 33 86Cummings W. II. Est. 27 93Crowell D. Est 3 74Caires Anna F 3 4Camacho J. F T - "5Coelho Jose 5 34Costa Francisco 6 00Dang Young 12 50Emtnerson, O. P 7 7Eldridge D. K 26 24Emmesley Joe 2 5Engle R. F 30 60Freitas Lelia A 20 50Fivella Ant. P 7 00Ferreira Enorme 19 10

Fernandez John 7 55Fernandez Est 5Ferreira Antone 3 20Fat Sing 66 02Fong Wai Mrs. M. K. 4i 47Fernandez Antone 25 32Fukuda 17 00Fernandez Joaq 6 00Freitas Manoel . 6 00Fra10 A 5 34Grilho M. F 1 60Gouveia Est 4 34Godfrey F'rank 8 00Haynes C. E 12 50Holiona 2 04Hauiili Kaina 11 00Haake Malie Poni Kiki 12 50Hekekia S. M 40 5'Hale J. P ' 27 00Hookaia 11 06Hiram Hattie M 10 23Houokaupu J. M. 6 50Hayashi 6 20Hokoaua Ben 627Holiona 6 54Hayashi T ." 8 20Hayashida 11 50Huluole 2 70Haake Mrs. Kakuila .. I 60Henriques, Lucy K.... 1 60Heen II. A 18 10

Ilae D. K 44 10Iwami 6 00Ikeda 11 5Jordon M. M 9 '5Jacintho Manoel 1 04Juan Jose 7Joseph Peter 682Kakalia...., 4 5Kelupokaliilii 3 7"Kaonohi 3 7JKekua Mioi 5 3"Kaaiuioku 14 74Kini (w) 8 10Kobayashi ' 17 40Kalohe P 6 50Kahoounauna 9 63Kekapai E. II 6 50Kealoha Annie 31 18

Kuehu Keoui 19 40Kaauana (w) .. 34 85Kuula Sam 49 68Kahi 17 5'Kaili 51 00Kaula Mrs. Maukeahi 46 ouKeanini 36 65Kaleihuia W. K 138 81

Kili 60 00Koloe (w) 3 20Kapiioho Victoria 4 30Keohokaua Est......... 6308Kaili Est 22 76Kaawa Est. Dan 22 26Kahopuoku Est 10 20Kala W. B 32 16Kapu Lewaina Est l6 22Kalawe Est 2 64Kamakele J. Est 356 44Kalama Mrs. S I70 OO

Kawabe 11 50Kawasaki 5 5Kuihelani 34 5"Kekahuna K. Est 5 00Kiulu Halehua 16 00Kalia N. K. Est ..'3 95Keliinoi S. E 59 54Kanoholaui Est 11 70Kanaha Palaile 17 86Kaleikini 4 5Kali Keuoho 12 40Kapihe J. P 18 92Kaliolokula Kuhatipio 6 00Kahiapo S. P. N 6 ouKaliolokula Kaleipopo 13 7"Kekipi J. E 3 02

Krumbhaar C. C 6 00Kaaimoku Kelupoka... 14 24Kekua Mioi I 60Kahapula 3 80Knwamura 11 50

. Kashimura 12 71Kauhi Kekila 3 25Kalalaui Holotnalie.... 2 70Kalalani Philip 9 41Kuji II 50Kalamahiai I).-- 898Kaimina Geo 17 22Kaleimakalii S. K 2 25Kapohakiniohewa D... 3 80Kwock Hiiig I'i 4 90Kwock Ying Yuen 5 45Kaluau Apele 1150Kaauana 6 00Kaonohi & Nuumea... 94Kaonohi Jack 4 34Kahue Est 3 68Kuehu Mahiai 3 80Kahoolawi Est ... 6 23Kahiapo Kekahuna I 60Lukai 10 71

: Lee Seong 6 50TLee Pat Mrs. C 6 00Musaki S 6 50Motinaka, 22 40Miura... 22 90Martin M. C 6 50Miner, W. E.....7 262 37Mahuna B 71 51M.moanoa Jlen 1869Mattos Daniel 7 00Makis Peter. 21 18Momoha Katnuka 7 78Makua tist....i 21 72Momona KwUra: 29 40Morton Darin'. 38 94Matioanoa Simeon M. 12 44Murashige 5 70Mukai II 50Martins J. 1 2 92Mahoc I'lulani 13 74Mitchell Joe I 60Masaki S 7 10Madeiros A. S 39 67Medeiros Manoel... 8 45Miguel John 1 1 20Mossinan Mrs. L 8 88Manoel Muni. 4 34Manoe Est 2 14Nakila N. K 22 80Nawahineokalani Est. 55 00Nine Mrs. Kuleana I 82Nui.J. II 2084Naaieono Moses Est... 20 30

' Olelo 27 00Okamura 1200Ozawa A. K 0 42o.jika 1 1 50Pa T. K '

22 52Plunkett John... 9 25Plunkett Robert 13 40Pulehu..... 9 80Pavao Manoel 10 30Ponte Joseph da 6 50Puleloa Mrs. Kaailaau 16 30Peterson W. L 10 64Pupule Kamaka 35 34Papu Rose Est. .. 56 30Puu Est 6 80Pacheco Francisco 4 00Piohia Kupa 2 81Piva 1 60Pires F. M 6 38Poepoe Kaai 2 53Paio Mrs. Ehu 2 26Pukila K 1 92Perreira Manoel Est... 3 24Pico M. P. Est 4 95Perreira Ant. Est 4 95Rapoza Joe i 00Rodrigues John 10 40Silva Joe 6 50Sabey Dr. L. R 43 88Sato 12 50Sniflin S. K 11S 06Smith G. W. Mrs 30 82Sumida 6 40Souza Antone 8 00Souza Felavio ... 16 24Smith Win 27Sen Chong 28 49Scholtz Eunice 13 80Scholtz Fred.1. Est 20 70Sato K 34 00Shimizu 2 70'Sakemoto II 50Sato T 13 "4Saki 6 00Souza A. R I 92Siiiflin N. K 39 54

.Sylva Ant 2 58Thompson Mrs. Chas. 2 16

Tanaka Cho 16 20Tong Kau Lee 7 10Tagiri 1 7 50Taneguchi M 12 71Taneguchi 7 70Tanagi 11 00Takahashi II 50

v I'rada 17 00Veveiros Juan 7 loVasconcellas John 5 4Ventura Antone 7 10Veveiros Manoel 3 20Wa Chun 1245Wilikiua 56 01Wilson Jos 9 05Wong Kiu 9 80Waikalau 9 50Wada II 9Wail ch ua Mrs. J. B.... 7 90Yamamoto 1 7 5Yamota 17 50York Mum 45 98Yum Cook 9 74Yamamoto Y 2 70Yce Hop Tong 3 80

LAHAINA DISTRICT.Ah Puna :. f 6 ouCockett, C. B 26 30David, John 4 90Est. of Itakcr, R. II 14 20

" Cockett, Jos 2 70" Cuuimings, Wm. 41 60

correct list of the Delinquent Tax Payers of the,

" Gibson, W. M. ... 82 90" Hayseldcn Talula 7 60" Jones, Alfred 14 70

" " Liilii - 1520" Makoo 22 50" Mcheula 103 20" Nahaolelua, Kia 8 75" Shaw, Lahela 12 00" Wahineaea, Hana 3 80

Farden, E. K 3 80Ilamaualau 15 20Hauki 1 60Hauki, Kapeka 2 70Haleikalani..... 600Hoewaa, Harry 28 40Hoopii, Win. Mrs 3 80Hose, R. P 72 40Hose, John W. K 6 00Kaae, Alice Mrs " 10 30Kaaipoalitua 6 00Kahaulelio, D. K 45 00Kahoomiha, Kekau 9 80Kahikina 2 70Kahue, Jos 10 90Kaiwa 5 40Kaiwipunakea, J. M 6 ouKaka 9 80Kalama, I). M 3 80Kalama, L. K 4 90Kalua, John K 40 50Kaluakini, Wm 9 30Kamakee 6 00Kamanoulu 2 70Kaniau , .. 600Kaonohi 6 00Kauhane, Pia 6 00Kauhi, George 13 70Kaukau, John K 7 20Kaulalani 3 80Kauweuaole, Geo. W. ... 12 00Kealakaa II 50Keawe, Kawa 600Kekele, Mile 3 25Keliipio, Lilia 1 60Kilinahe 2 70Kuheleloa 6 00Leialoha 2 70Makaeua 600Martinseu, II 600Meleana 2 70Miner, Geo 3 25

. Murashige ". 6 00Nawahine, O. Rev II 50Nuuhiwa 6 00Oana, Nellie Mrs 3 80Paaoao, G. K 6 00Paki, Wahineaea Mrs. .. 2 70Pali, Philip. 4 90Paona, David 6 001'i'ninuiiua, 1. Pa 18 00Pimeuta, Antone 2 70Pupule (K) 3 80Reimanii, August 26 90Reiuiann, August Jr 9 30Sea, Louisa Mrs 18 60Seoug, G. G . 6 55Seong, G. G. Mrs 46 15Spencer, Martina 35 00Taylor, David 23 00Taylor, Keola Mrs 3 80Tetzlaff, Mrs. Gdn. 8900Treadway, S. E 3 20Vierry, Henry Sr 10 80Wainee Church 2 15

MAIN A DISTRICT.

Ahulii, Est. of J. 1I...-- I 11 33Ahulii, Est. of J. 1 82Ahulii, J. 2 5 12Ah Fnt 13 42Akioua 1 10Ah Wa 8 26Ah Sa 550Ako, Chas 7 49A kahi ?. 994Alcana, L 4 10Ah Tuck 3 07Bridges, Rebeka 10 51Baker, Jno. A 32 62Coelho, Jo'ao R 702Capellas, Eliza R 5 28Cheong Chung 1535Deas, W. B 33 94Esterella, Jaciutha 14 26Fereirra, Manuel 3 55Faustino and wife "

17 74Gookim, E. Kauiae 5 15Helela (w) 88Hopili, (w) Est 2 97Holani and Aikau 1 15Ilooliliamanu 24 66Haia, W. P 34 47llaia, Fan ivy

' 22 90Hana Church 3 16

Hop Sing Co 9 35Hutchison, Jr. W. K.... 18 46Hiapo, R 10 17Hoopai, W. P 16 89Hu, Lilia 4 70Issac, Wm. K 28 38Iosepa, Hana ' 21 72Kala, W. A 217Kahaleuahi, S. K 50 53Kawaakoa, J. W 7 98Kaialomi, liana 4 90Kuheleloa, W. K... 10 73Kaai (w) 25sKahue, list Kauhane... 1061Kaiuano (w) 3 81

Keopuhiwa, Est 14 72Kupau, Mariana 2 90Kaeo, I). P I 70Kekahuna, Wm. Alapai 18 80Kanakaole, Paahao 8 12Kamai, W. K 5 95Kaleo, J. Makole 22 84Kaleo, John K 18 19Kaleo, Est. J ,. 62 90Kahinu 3 42Kakaui, L. K 5 31Kalama, Kamauohopu 15 42Keawehaku, K. P 5 95Kaiuka (w)... ' I 15Kau, Pika 20 06Kakalia I 27Kailihiwa 7 17Kaulana 5 43Kcahemakaiii (w) 6940

Kinimaka..'Kaleo (Kuan)Kaleo, J. PalauKahelemauna, Est. E....Kalanihou (w)Kamila, (w) EstKeliihelelaKaaua, Kauanui (w)....Kaleo, Jas. II. SKalalaina, Lee Fat (w)KalchuaKapuni, FrankKanohoKauiakaono, SKapu, SKailiuli, L. MKaualoku, G. IIKnpiolani, Est. LtdKekuailani, PKauimakaole, G. PKeoahu, G. WKaiwiaea, Est. B. K....Kelohanui Kalihi, O.Keliaa (w)Kahuetia, Nohoanu (w)Kukauahi, J. K ,Kaiewe, KaholulioKanakaokai, LkeLyons, Est. Kckela (w)Lake, ChasLyons, M. TLyons, Jno. EMalulu, LonoMarian CabralMakaena, Albert MMakaena, S. KMaule, Miss HattieMurdock, D. BMakahio, JnoMalina, LouisaMaunaloa, MalieMaria RosalinaMololani, M. K 1....Mokulau Coffee CoMilaiua et al

ohua, JNaauaoNee Sing WaiNakila, J. KNawahineokalani Est...NakoolaniNishwitz, J. IINahalea, SolOmsted p Chong ChungOlolua, KaaihuePomaikai Est. Kaaha-

nuiPiilani. MPiipuhi, HanaPila, Ben.PiwaiPuhi, DanielaPaunhi, Est. EnokaPoohina, D. MPaulo, Est. Akeneki(w)Pierre, JoePuhihale, KailianuPahiaRubinstein & CoRoback, ARosenwarne, LenaG....Saunders, P. Richard...Smyth, J. Kalani Hu-el- o

Schleif, JnoSchuack, j: IISmith, ChasSmyth, KikeTellos, ETarn YauTi (w) KuauUnauna, Est. Jos. U.

KauaiWing ChiugWatanabeWilkins, BenWills, T. CWagoner, Kauiho (w)..Waha, EstWilkingson, BekeYap ToeYee Chong

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12 85825

12 36

8991 28

17 022361 2R

11 38862

52 7983 4551 66

4 553682 88

14 96 33

8963

121 316 22

'5 235 774 5

27 48 55

1858

14 763 3"6 392 25

74 676 35

19 6052 3612 423 95

Income Delinquent Tax.Deas, W. B 39 23Kaiwiaea, B. K 39 52Watt, Geo - 1047

MOLCKAI DISTRICT.Ahuk Annie f 8 00Akela 480 ,Apaiana 14 80Aelahaiua, Mele.... 2 70Buchanan, C. A 16 26Buchanan, Namaha- -. na 28 00

Bishaw, minors 11 40Brown, J. F 83650Bannister, Andrew... ill 40Callow, Jane " 35Conradt, Mrs. C. C. . 297 60Cockett, C. B 17 35Cockett, Isaac 4 80Clark, Mrs. R. K 3 25Castle, J. B 45 3Dudoit, Jules 4 30Dudoit, Kahoilina... 1 60Dart, Mary 11 4aDowsett, A. C 64 27Duvauchelle, Ed 7083Foster, Mrs. Frank.. 11 5"Fountain, Robt 14 70Green, M 2 70Heirs of Moikeha.... 6 45

" Kaopeahina. 42 60" ' Inains 8 10" Kuoihea 42 10" Lili'lehua 41 60" Hulihee I080" Kauiamoe ... 19 60" Nakumu 8 10" Kapu 48 20" Kanakaliilii. 860" Napapa

fc81 20

"s Kaokaka 2 70" Halualaui ... 2 70

" SauiNowlcin 2300Hana (w) 4 80

Second Taxation Division, Territory of Hawaii,

Hikiona 3880Hui, John 17 90Hitchcock, II. R 109 30Hulu, J 26 30Huluolii 7 60Hapipa i860Iokua 2 70Jones, W. F 28 30Kapiolani, Est 45 00Keaweolu, S. Est ' 22 50Kahoino 9 10Kahananui (w) 13 50Kawainui 8 00Kailiula, Puna II 90Kaalihikaua, Sol 7 60Kekuinae 8 60Kauhiokalani 27 90Keakuanui 2890Kamai, A. L 24 10Kalua, J. W 30 00Kaahanui 14 70Kekoowai, Kaiakea. 38 30Keawepooole, Eliza 640Kahalekoolua 13 50Kaulili 4 80Kamakaia . 22 90Kaaihue, Jos - 15 70Kapu, Hiel 15 70Kukahi 64 60Kaanianamanu 20 15Kaluaaua.S 2400Kahtatuoe, Kamai... 4 80Kaleikoa 14 70Kuikahi, Chas 16 25Kekumu 28 90Kuhihewa . 30 00Kahalewai 15 70Kukahaoa 6 40Kanewanui, Sam..... 13 50Kalalike 15 70Kahemalani 1900Kaluhi, Louisa 25 50Kahinu, Joel 8 10Kalauokalani 46 50Kalilikane.: 21 30Kahapuu, Kahele.... 4 90Kamai 540

' Kauiaewaewa 7 60Kalaluhi 4 80Kuene 5 40Kaiue, S. E 9 80

' Kulou 3 20Kakani, David 17 50Keakamai 5 40Keohokalole, Leihu- -

lu 17 50Kekaula 2 70Kolo 3 80Kahele, Mary 1 60Kekahuna, S. K 4 35Kaahu, Kawaa 3 80Kaopuiki 8 20Kane, Emma 8 20Kamanao, Jack 1 93Kapawai 3 80Kalaau 6 00Kamoku w 4 35Kaiawe w 2 70Kahele, Akon! - 1 05Kapahu, Miss Kini.. 34 65Laakila 11 40Lewis, Chas 10 40Luuloa, Henry 2 70Manase, Rev. II...... 20 10Makaleka . 52 00Mahiai, Levi 25 70Mauliawa, Rahapa... 1900Morse, James 1640Meyer, Theodore 33 50Makela w 3 80Makalei 2 70Melika 600McVeigh, J. D 1 60Naki, Paia 29 10Naki, Mrs. Clara..... 18 60Namakaokaiua 24 00Nakuiua, Emma M. 237 9Nauka 8 10Naeola 9 30Namaielua 3 80Nakaleka, Joel 4 90Oopa, Namaielua..... 6 00l'ihe, John 2 15Papi, Harry II 40Piiapoo 24 50Pa, kelie Bal 11 40Paahao, Luka 5 40Poaha 3 50Pualani, Malie 9 75

. Preudergast, John... 13 50Peahi 6 40Pauhewa 12 95Paaluhi, Emma 4 30Paahao 7 10Pawaa 2 70Reimann, Makaleka 8 00Spitz, Mrs. C. W 27 40Smith, Isaac 9 80Townseud, Geo 11 40Uaua w 8 60Waiauia 16 90Wilson, J. II... 101 60Williams, Chas 3 20Weed, Mrs. Kupeke 2 ifWaiaholo. Ed 8 20

Income Delinquent TuxAh Toon .22 50Hartwell c."'a.'.V'." 3t 30

LANAI DISTRICT.Chu Gam and Young

Chee 53 70Kauhane Pia 28 40Kealakaa A 1 60Lupeau 26 20Manuwai Amoe 8 10Mahetona S. W II 90Makahanaloa 1 60Smyth J. K 41 60Zahlan Aue Estate 17 40

for. the year 1908, to the

J. H. KUNEWA,Assessor, Second Taxation Division.

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HONOLULU, March 2. A new liquor law has been proposed. Itis said to have certain clauses which will throw the business wide open.

The Supreme Court decides in favor of the Mayor but the Supervisors held their appointees in spite of it.

John S. Ball who installed the electric light plant in the Tunamahogany mill committed suicide by shooting himself in his room inthe Castle residence yesterday.

Champion Johnson passed through on the Makura today.

WASHINGTON, March 2. The wives of the President and vicePresident will take part in the inaugural parade.

The Senate and House are dead locked on the question of the increase in the salaries of the President the vice President and Speaker.'

Admiral Sebree succeeds Admiral Swinburn.The House will attempt the passage of the Ocean Subsidy bill to

morrow.

SACRAMENTO, March 2. The Senate has passed the directprimary bill. The Governor has signed the bill creating the department of banks.

CHARLESTON, March 2. Collector Crum hats resigned..

OLYMPIA, March 2. The senate has passed a bill forbiddingthe giving or receiving of tips.

LISBON, March 2. King Manuel opened parliament yesterday

LOS ANGELES, March 2. Lucky Baldwin is dead.

RENO, March 2. The oldest gambling houBe in the west wasburned to the ground. The loss was $100,000. . .

CHICAGO, March 2. Jeffries says he will not fight.

HONOLULU, March 1. The Senate is calling down heads of departments for running the country into debt and Governor Frear willbe asked to explain.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1 Russia advises Servia not to pressdemands on Austria. ' '

WASHINGTON, March 1. President Roosevelt has called aspecial session of the Senate probably to confirm Taft's appointments.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 1. The battleship Ohio won thetrophy for steaming economy.

HONOLULU, February 28.Reiley won from Smith on a doubtful foul at the Orpheum hiBt night.

S. M. Ballou will probably be the second Federal Judge.J. J. O. Carter will be buried when his eon arrives the coast.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, February 28. A resolution was introduced in the House of Delegates looking to a confederation of Cuba,Porto Rico, Hayti and San Domingo.

FORTRESS MONROE, February 28. The fleet is departing togo to different navy yards.

WASHINGTON, February evelt has set aside 450,000acres of the Olympian Mountains for foreet reserve. .

American sugar beet growers are uniting to oppose the reductiontariff on Cuba and Philippine sugar.

HONOLULU, February 27. J. O. Carter died this morning.The dreding of Pearl Harbor will begin Monday.Ed. Ingham of the Metropolitan Meat Co. will . manage Parker

Ranch on Hawaii.Senator Coelho's unmarried teachers bill has been killed in com

mittee.Honolulu is to have four artillery companies and 350 more

marines for Pearl Harbor station.The House kicks over Bonine's poi eating maving picture films

and wants to pass a Jaw that will prohibit its exhibition anywhere inthe world. ,

Soga has indicted for the wage agitation in the Nippu Jiji.

EASY WORK.

-- "I'm sorry I learned to carrybricks' ' said the man with the hod,as he sighed and Bat down on asack of cement to watch his friend,the man with the hoe, mix and stirhis mortar. "It's a poor, trade."The man the hoe' looked athim sympathetically as he continued to work. A writer in the ChicagoNews tells the rest of the conversation.

Rear

from

been

with

"It's hard on the hands," explained, the man with the hod.

Handling bricks roughens 'emand spoils-'e- m and raises calluseson 'em. I've got lumps on myshoulders, too, and I'm getting towalk one-sided- ."

"That's too bad," said theother."I never thought of that. You'vegot the back of your neck sunburn-ed, too. You ought to get somecucumber lotion and rub it on everynight before you go to bed. I sawin the ladies' page of the paper thatif you wear gloves all night it willhelp your hands some. Ever sleepwith gloves on?" '

"I've sleep with my shoes onmore'n once," retorted the manwith the hod. "I never found ithelped my feet. That's a soft jobyou got there."

The mud's soft," said the manwith the lioe', dropping it into themortar.

"That's all there is to it," saidthe other. "You just let her drop,and then lean back. Draw pay forit every week. Here's me hod- -

"Here's you sitting round andsmoking your pipe, you mean,"said the man with the hoe.

"Bowing my legs with forty- -

pound weight up a thirty-fo- ot laddereight hours a day7 and no sooner upthan I'm starting down again, andno sooner down than I'm up again.

There's Mike Halloran siftingall day like a gentleman, and doingnothing but stitch on a coat or apair of pants or the like, and anelegant view out of the window.Why didn't I learn . the tailor'strade?"

"If you had, you'd have wantedsomething where you could lie onthe flat of your back and make aliving," said his friend.

"Then there's soldiering," sug--

gestea the other. 1 hree meals aday, swell uniform, and just stepround a little when the band playsand stick out your chest. There'sa picnic for you 1 ' 1

There's better than that," saidthe man with the hoe. "There'sbeing alderman in your ward. President of a bank is a good trade,too. I'd about as soon let outmoney at five per cent, a month asdo what I'm doing, as far as thework of it is concerned. That ain'thard to learn, either. The onlything you need is a little readymoney to start you, and a roll-to- p

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T

Harold Rice was in town Sunday withhis new auto.

Mr. Hull of Cnttoti Noil and Co. was inWiiilukti this week."

Cashier C. 1). Lufkin lias been in Wai-luk-

tlie past week.

Mr. S. Kanda, the Japanese interpre-ter was a passenger lo the city this week.

MAUI NEWS--

Xocals anfc personalsT. M. was this week

on a business to in-

terestsis held esteeni

manv who

Cards received announcingof Miss n

resident of Wailuku W.1!.

palk of

AppointmentsBallon Choice

Governor.

Honolulu,

of

at

Dr. I. Raymond returned from a '"- -" ' .....v.. Frnr H ,, to make his recoil), the euveloocs. sealed, furnishedbusiness to the city Tuesday are oo,n lormcr st ineius . .n- -

, lS t t, pr(.si(ont for ihe application to the undersigned.

.,,.!,..,,, I': .ln" W l.. 1',.."lL.. 1 TT .,;,.! Board reserves the right to reject

, u. riui , h w . iv.o ,

th MiMM rntiimf mm f Wailuku ilurimr :,i , t t...i...k: any unci icnucrs.I lio tvi tit . 11 ii t I 1 - t . i 1

- '..... , .JS Htus 011 a vL'nrs vimi iu h. ns nrf jiv n m ... t i., m,.,.; t if1 - - , .... . , I I . 1 1 Wl Hi 111, A . 1

Miss Mary Krout win e in vvauuKu encv ea ed n meet ne of leadina Feb. 27. 6.sl,ort,y to g,ve a m.r on i.ew aii iu. attorneys in ho Executive buildinganil Hur

I. SingerUcorge li. reuirncu iuct., , t ...Imin ..xt w..i. Phone him at li 1.,..

, , , . a1 1 I - I WUI i I II It H 111 't v " IU'even... ....... . tUc r,neur Hotel. . ,,.,...:,.,,to tt,lfside of his mother who is ill. .... . .. .

The Haleakala Kancn recently imKn- - niortQ.-io.ee- . H notice ui intentioned some of the most beautiful pure blood

riynionth Rock chickens ever seen on

this island.

11

2.II.

.Mrs.

V.t'1111

.1,,

ofis

- , . ... .. . .

n i -

I. II. was a passenger to power of sale in Mortgage in 111 y ei-i- ,1,1 y ii.-n- i

by

his

K.

uirtc

Hen

week by dated August 10,1905, Mary and y this fact On and the ol

McKenzie was manager William Feucrpeil to D. re- - To sue 1 It.illoii when ir,w I- - of liana alleg-

of the Ulupaliikua ranch.

porecloHe,ccrtainjy thechoici

lndicatlliaKawahamae.

h. Chapin was to take Federal udtreslm..passenger to Honolulu this week.

says the Fnia will be com-

pleted in about two months.

Mr. Theo. R. Martin of Sanwas in Wailuku this week on business.

Mr. Martin makes frequent visits to theislands and has many friends here.

Frsnk G. Correa, the Kula farmer, re-

turned home by the Mauna Loa Thursvalue,

ritOfMarch public

reiiorts nearu

Maui.

Army

and Mrs.

They leftHonolulu

Soda Works.

Mr. Paiavery visit

rubberScott

rubber is putt'

found

that there twelve

The

kids

sells

tripand Mr.highest

the know him

havethe Wells,former Mr.

Fowler editorial

tripThe

u'lieiii van

man."

Justice

mid Kale.

Notice is hereby niveu that

!lie

t'lPMcKeu.ie uume

Honolulu thisformerly Maui

Francisco

hundred

squads

compuny

Baldwin.

cornea in liner 275, pages 220-22- : ,1,,, 1,1- , .. ... .... j ,. , , lf,.M M,i ....

a ; , inc a ., .. .uiv ... j., j ... .v... .

He I ' I .

property noii-n- a were 111 mu 111 tlie Hawaiianand interest dne on to lie upon,

note n f Ciri-ni- t Indire .Johnabove mortgage was given toT . ... to

secure imvnuMit of a for . " issix of o'clock

one date, execut- - hose of present be anded Mary or of the Court Room

to Lufkin. wnre that ll,is Ht Maui, at which

day where he has 1905, for note, togetherattending to some litigation. mortgage, was and assigned by

,. , . to Garcia, Trustee,o..v v.. ...... iui,(lcr ownt,r

the the

seriously

P.allou

Reading

coiisioeren

nromissorvhundred

herebythem,

evening I)e persoiisconcerneu

Gallon

I,aliaina on 01 ui .NOTICK GIVKN ei nor Flei.r leans more to

nova . ...I of weeks MVlfi If Lewis - recoinmendidbiva was nromtiient ill circles. . . .aateoturst publication ot una nonce, ai .pointU to Hallou

Womans Guild of of 011 Monday, 22, 1909,' at ,,,On be.udl of tile C-l-

,1... W,eherd will its re- - ,w..lve o'clock noon of saidt llt'Ce WOU I C II O ofllnwnlill.r ul of Mrs. .....rl..a.r...l f . ,r !... ro,l V.. ft ...

1 1 3 " I

I). H. Davis Wailuku; on Tuesday stated, will be at new aiiliointliient ill Circim9, at p. m. Hon at entrance to Court, in i.f Do Unit

Company I returned from its annual in County Maui, Lj, Supreme Benchencampment on Oahu, Saturday boys' , . .

I according to udge Anare nil well pleased will, tne uriule orV. liawlins wouldment. are lo 01

the excellent work done by boys

from

Cnptaint McAllister of the V. S.McAllister have visiting

McAllisters brother Mr. C. C.

Krumbahaar of Hamakuapoko forpast fornight. on Claudine

for Wednesday.

For

lrustee. part

Dated Maui,

certain situate

and Ice Works andand Ice Works Patent 1176,

the new concern now containing areaunder the Mr. t h"S t"e same pre- -

the former April 1903,

and Ice

W. G. and family, ofreturned from a

to plantation In Nahiku.Mr. as enthusiattic as over

proving his byout new lands in rubber.

Kingsburyshipped

two

old

the

THE

mercantileAlexander

the ly

will

To

March

evening,

1'cnnsv

from

said

little

well.

staff

was discussed,

Sydney M.AssociateSupreme

almost

Mr.

i,;t.iH,.n-- ,

vment intre mere lsianuspromissory meetill" the Governor tlie and

thatnaniPMThe ..,.,. issue petitioner,

note 1st

even date there- - dayyear from M., appointed hear

by said Feuerpeil the Governor, said

inc.lined theoi.inion Colirlsaid with

said soldsaid the

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ofto

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beof

ui,

con- - C.

andR. A.

Jones Mary recordpages

March 6, 13,

Kl NO KUAI

Ke aku oiai malalo o kaof the horsesfirst 'aa "" 0 k,:kal,i Moraki 5

on for sale a.. 1 :.. i Auirate iqos. e ame

l

of

be

.rs.

time and place mayHolt was man succeed

tookjudgeship, but it appears that Gov

wreK. LIKKWLSR that, Attorneyafter the expiration three from

mid socialaUtl smwed

The ther.,v..l hold dav

..!.,, cnria1 lllf home l.miwrlv Ccd

above sold the1909 2.30 the front the Court- - but the

hu"se- - Wailuku,

the the report,T.

Goodthe

beenMrs.

thethe

have pleasant

and faithing

particulars Gar- - Stand j;o.)d chance get Dc

cia, Wailuku. Bolt's position.iiAKCiA, Another the programe

Ju,,8e Mathewnutnthis 6th dayMarch, 1909. iroiu preseni cucuiiDescription Honolwlu, hllll take"All those place Holt the

inAkl Lahania, Island Maul, heeoinesThe Hvteia Soda Territory Hawaii, described

the Maui Soda have number numbersolidated 47.

management 45-'"- "

Wadsworth, manager the mises conveyed by

Maui

Scott

theirever

Feuerpeil,248, 3S2-3S-

HUOLAHA PAA MORA- -

PAMKU AME

hooluhaia nei,One best buggykuaiMaui together with

Mary

(Snvcrnor

and

Territorial

the

SupervisorsDefy Decision.

Honolulu, March 2. Tlie Boardof Supervisors are determined

the appointing povyer,withstanding the Supreme

yesterdajj in manydid not have any,

Upon the the Supreme

c8rjs rect;;r.d m0ming t,ekopeia ma Buke 275, ma aoao had the power, Ulld-r- r thegentle and can be driven by any lady

child with perfect safety. ka 011a i keia a ka mea hoi municlpal act. to appoint heads of

this Office. nanaepaaneum c ,M.u .departlientB Jolm II. Wilson

Mr. Dow of the extensively no ka oleia o ke whom Mayor appointed head'Mayflower mine (?) was a ame ka 0 ka i e of the road department, de- -

Honolulu this week. is reported inai Iuorakj ,,a on T. P. Cummins, the ajDows decided uie Ua of the uh . imH. .noi.t 7

iffr 11 eviM'llltlOll I i i . . ..i. I I . ...I ' '". ,K" UKU , , I. , ., . ...oi.eitv.inllawan. I eono dala ma . ' ' Visi'iu

was not - no, uUuia Uookahi n.akahiki reiuseu up po

Tudo-- and Mrs. came mai la Ma, i e ame session yield anythingthe Claudine make William . Ma C. D. Lufkin. son, he had been instructedtheir home one the new Ma Sepatemaba 1905,110 ku- - uv tle a of the road comrecently by Mr. II. Bailey. I niu waiwai, o nota Ma, ame ka I mjee

of

of

judge aim .rs -holdiuj, poesession of the road do- -

are very people will doubt- - Lufkin i oleloia J. Garcia, Trustee, kaless make manv warm personal mea nana e paa nei a 011a hoi i keia ma-- nartmeni anu us piopi.uj.here.

Judge Seidell has hadhis law library up from Honoluluand placed the Court library of theSecond Circuit Court. The library willbe to be of great service to thepracticing of Wailuku. is

are overvolumes the library.

lxys Wailuku tiaveand are drilling the

Archie

miuiuiurc

to look toor the

ir. "in

Mr. D. Lufkin Wailuku,the Inner Tlayer Piano,

If you piano any style orbe to your interest to consult

Church in Wailukuthe

Church in

beenLaura

toII. of the of the

llvvlMar.

I.. Kkbcrtr. the matterC

Court'ov,'rnor 1

contained juoge.the Petition

theuie i,,,!:,,;,,,... ,,

ne prooerty

LettersW.

It Ordered Thursday, tliedollars, April, A. D. at 10 A

with, is

with most PetitionC.

Lufkinprosent tllereof

Ballon federa

Aiumwy Is

Church Marchthe

d

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Jencamp- -

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andfriends

attorneys

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of

that

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I .1nawa. uson asiieu nun wneiner ineseKE HOOLAIIA LIKE IA AKU NEI orders were given before the deei- -

NO uiauope o paua ana ekolu gjon gupreme Court ren- -

lua ikUai M.mti,, dered afterwards. He replied

1909, ma

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ka hora Mia.1 was Knights tlieo ia la, o kahi i morakiia, uo kumu i I the name of bupervisor Ahia ashoikeia malutia a e kuaiia ana mu ke 0f those who had given him thesekudala akea inuinua o kalu kouio I ka I nstructions.Hale Hookolokolo Wailuku, Kalaua Wilson suggested to him that lieo Maui, Teritori o Hawaii. had better consider such action

Ke ano o kuai ana, ma ka dala kui- - niettv carefully, might beleadership of Bal. Owing to the ame na ka mea kuai e uku I tempt of court, and said that he

wee ui uoja ii.tjr k 0 . Woulu make anotner ueinanu tinsiK-e-n called Comoany but their work I na Illea j koe e ia J. Garcia, mornim?

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GARCIA, Trustee, 0rs say, their plan is to keepaiea t uooinoia o i appointees possession ol the road

Hauaia ma Wailuku, Maui, Maraki 6, department , and to rush through99- the Legislature an amendment to

Ke ano o waiwai e kuaiia ana: municipal act legalizing their"O keia wahi apau e waiho Ma ma Aki action. Already there has been

I .... . ..lNui, Lahaina, Mokupuui o Maui, Teri- - much talk Ol an enabling act to.... . . ... . . ..n.:.. A it : i..t..i...i,n: , T.ni.,.i., I x bla tb..t.i ihiv tludr almoin-- I

renewed imsineps kmh.iiii niurauns.u..iMMiieiiirers whom done Kaailau. Eka; they had right appoint andbusiness coming kahi hooliloia Aperila who had legal claim salaries,

Mary Feuerpeil. also planned have thecontemplate purchasing Huke 24S, abling include salaries these,

Piano. The Inner Player alter ueciston supremeWailuku .Hub ou'Mr. Lufkin. Mar. Court, before

SATURDAY, MARCH 1909

BY AUTHORITY.

EALLD TIINMiRK.

Sealed Tenders receivedBoard Supervisors CountyMaui Thursday, Marchnth, 1909, then opened,provement KawelaRoad, Molokai.

Specifications obtainedundersigned office Wailuku,Maui, upon application.

tet'dcr entertainedmade upon blanks enclosed

l,ont

mvm,.... ns.,,t.irnnnll

schoolhouse

Feuerpeil

Till' CIRCflT COVRT THESECOND CIRCl'IT, TKRRITORY

HAWAII.

Cmamiikrs Pkohatk.matter listate

of Koali, Maui Deceased.

Federal Order iNottceunder tioii AdminiHtrutlon.Claudine. Filing

Lufkin,ing Koali, Maui,

Contractor

becauseprincipal necessary administered

secured thereby. Court praying Administration

1909,

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appear show cause, they have.why Petition granted,

notice order publishedF.nglish language three succes-

sive weeks Nkws" printedpublished newspaper Wailuku,

Wailuku, February1909.

SF.LDICN KINGSBURY,Judge Circuit Court

Circuit.Attest: (Sd.)' Kiimitsd Hakt,

Circuit.

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H.Clerk of the Circuit Court of the 2nd

Feb. 20, 27, 6, 13.

DR. J. J. CAREY

DfiNTIST

Ollice over National Hank

Wiiiluku, Maui, II.

J. FITZGBRALDM. C. V.

VETERINARY SURGbONResidence: Burlem

WAILUKU, MAUI.

N. NICHOLAS

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HOUSE PAINTING AND PAPERINGCarriage PaintingEstimates Furnished

Vineyard Street, Maui.

LODGK MAUI, No. OH4, A. F. & A. M.

Staled iheiiiuif wil

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AU visiting meniliers are cordially invited to attend.

WM. Al'LT, C. C.JOHN J. WALSH, K. OF R. S.

DR. F. A. ST. SURI5PHYSICIAN AND SUKGIiON.

il'iUHs:10 A. M. to 12 M.

P. M. to 3 P.M.7 P.M. to 8 P.M.

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Waii.lKu, Maii, T. II.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAILUKU

Chas. M. Cooke, PresidentI). II. Case, 2ndC. I. Lufkin, Cashier

SEVENTH AININUAL STATEMENTat the close of business, December I9..S

LIAHIMTIKSI,oans and Discounts $17,7X7.14 'Capital Stock $ 35,000.00United States Bonds in.soo.uo Surplus and Profits 2.1,7X3.19I'retiiium on V. S. hoiulsOther Bonds (quickly convert)Cash and Due from BanksBanking House, Furniture, etc5,. Redemption Fund

TKRRITORY OF HAWAII,COUNTY DP MAl'l, (

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300.0044.Nl 7.50

Due to banks6,525 00

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$250,457.54

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Robinson, t

Wadsworlh,Aalberg. Auditor

CirculationDevisits

,o.433'4NDividends Unpaid.

I, C. D. of the alx.ve named bank, do swear that thealjove is true to the best of my anil belief.

C. I).and sworn to before me this 4th day of 1909.

JAS. N. K. Public Sec. Jud.

Chas. Win.L. 2nd R. A.

C. D. V. C. Asst.A.

at close of I90S.

Ioiius and Stfick 00Cash and Due from Banks 4, 212.65 and Profits.. 756,95Bonds 2,000. 00I lilted States Bonds L npaid 750.00

on U. S. Bonds 200.00furniture and fixtures51 Fund 312.00

OFCOI'NTY Ol' MAI ,

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Lufkin, Cashier solemnlystatement knowledge

LUFKIN, Cashier.Subscribed January,

KKOLA, Notary Circuit.

The Lahaina National BankM. Cooke, President Helming, it

W. Decoto, Wadsworth, DirectorLufkin, Cashier Schoclibcrg, Cashier

Aalberg, Auditor

THIRD XININLmL STATEMENTbusiness, 31,

RKSOURCKS LIABILITIESDiscounts f'39,S(j.2o Capital : $25,000.

Surplus Undivided1 Circulation6,250.00 Dividends

Premium DejMisitois 61,327.401,240.00

Redemption

TERRITORY HAWAII,I

594,084.35 J94.084.35

I, C. D. Lufkin, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnhswear that thealiove statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

C. 1). LUFKIN, Cashier.Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of January, 1909.

JAS. N. K. KKOLA, Notary Public Sec. Jud. Circuit.

Good CigarsNot ovory cigar is :i jjood 'lijjar; evory smoker knows

that from experience.

That's why we carry only the Staple Hrands of

cigars. Send for them. Wo pay special attentionto all mail orders.

Robert Burns, Little Bobbies,Van Dyck, General Arthur,

and Owl Cigars

M.A.Gunst&Co.HONOLULU.

Kodaks andCameras

We have Kodaks und jh'ownie Camera

of all sizes ai.d prices, and everything thatgoes with them. Write us for particular.We do Developing and Printing by mail.

Honolulu Photo Supply Co.Everything Photographic FORT ST., HONOLULU

2Z

One Needs a Tonicin this climate; and the best tonic for one

to take, and the plcnsuntest, is a glass of

PKIMO 15 K K Pi with lunch or dinner.

1L

16,3.7.31

December

6,250.00

PRIMO BEER for HEALTH

r,5

THE MAUI NEWS- - -- SATURDAY, MARCH 0, 190?

;

PURITYshould bo the first requirement in all foods. Pre-

serves, jellies, relishes, sweetmeats, etc. are often

put up with artificial flavorings, coloring, ,or preser-

vatives. There's no need to tell an intelligenthouse-wif- e that these are harmful dangerous, in

fact.

MEIINZ:are absolutely pure. That is a fact that is known

and recognized the world over. And that is the main

reason why they taste the best. Nothing is ever

sold under a HEINZ label that is "off color" in

the slightest.

ASK FOR M E I N Z;

gmromr www www wm nrommrmm mwwmm

I dust DnougnMany people need nourishment and Stout .is recom-

mended by very prominent physicians. For this parti-

cular trade we have imported it in half-pint- s, just

enough and no more. No waste. We have also just

received a consignment of Lexington ClubWhiskey in bulk and in bottles. There is none

better.

Maui Wine

iUiiiiaiUiUiiiiUiiyuiuiiiiUiUittiuiuiuiUiiuiiiumiaii

Wednesdays

GOODS

& Liquor Co.

SALOONMaiiket Snu.

Full of popularWINES, LIQUORS,

WH KIES, GINS

Celebrated Se?t;ieDottlect

25c Glasses 25c

Seeing Believing.Wo have in exhibition in bur show room a choico

selection of nickel plated BATltllOOM ACCESSORIES, such as

Soap Disjics the. Bathtub,Shower Heads,

French Plato Glass Mirrors.Soap Dishes the

Spongo Holders, .

Spongo Cups,Soapjand Sponco Holders,

Towel Bars in various sizes,. . Towel Racks, 2-- 3 and 4 fold,

. Comb nnd Brush Trays,:,;,V Tooth and Brush Holders,

Tumbler Holders,.

' Bt.th Seats,Sprays,

Robe Hooks, etc., etc.

To thoir boauty and usefulness thoymust seen and used. Taken as a wholo those

are tho most artistic, practical,, easily cleanedthoroforq tho MOST SANITARY.

Our prices bring thorn within tho reach ofWo invito your kind inspection.

RAILROAD CO.'SMERCHANDISE DEPT.Masonic Temple, : : KAHULUI.

FARMDelivered in Wailuku every Saturdayand nt I'aia and Ilamnknapolco on

at lowest prices.

POTATOES, WATERMELONS, BUTTER, E(cSPOULTRY, SUCKLING PICS, CORN, ETC

Telephone Ordors to

A. H.'LandgrrafI'UOl'KIKTOR KA LUATARM.

Telephone No. 359.

Fine Job Printing at theMuni Publishing Co.

1

JCENTRAL

WailukuANTONE BORBA, Prop.

lino brands nt

CORDIALS. URAND1ES

Primo &

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for

for Wall,

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fittingsand

all.

KAHULUI

PRODUCTS

Vicious Bill

IntroducedWill Seriously Injure Labor

ers in County Employ.

Tliero is now before tho Senatea bill introduced by RepresentativeM. P. Waiwaioleof Wailuku, thatis being most bitterly denouncedby soms of the leading citizens ofMaui as being most detrimental tothe welfare of the laboring men ofthe county. This is bill number41. No possible good can comefrom the enactment of the bill forthe simple reason that in no casecan the laborers get their pay morefrequently nor in a shorter periodof time under tho proposed law

than they do under the presentlaw.

The bad feature of the law isthat the date set for the Joardmeetings is such that it will be animpossibility to get the pay rollsand bills in time for the boardmeetings under the proposed lawand as a consequence there will bono pay for the laborers for theouter districts such as liana andMolokai at such times as the lirstWednesday falls on or near thelirst of the month.

Maui County is composed of sevoral islands and is not so situatedin respect to r6ads and other meansof conveyance as are the othercounties. For this reason therewas a special request by the lastBoard of Supervisors for the enactment of tho law as it now stands.This request was a unanimous request by the whole, board andthrough their efforts a bill that wasfathered by Coelho was killed andthe present law was enacted.

Just why Waiwaiolo .came tolend his name to such a viciousscheme is hard to see. It is notthought here that RepresentativeWaiwaiole either drew up, or fater- -

ed tho bill as one of his own measurers but that it is more likelythat he has introduced the bill atthe request of some. one whom hebelieved to be a friend when rife amatter of fact it is a caso of thehand of Esau but the voice ofJacob.

At tho April meeting of theBoard of Supervisors in 15)07 thefollowing resolution was unanim-ously passed that is aw true to dayas it was then.

Whereas, a meeting of the Boardof Supervisors of the County ofMaui was held on the 15th day ofDecember, 1906, for the purpose ofdiscussing and adopting recomen-dation- s

for appropriate legislationto bo submitted to the LegislativeSession, at which, by invitation oftho Board all heads of County De-

partments and many of tho pro-mino- nt

citizens of the County ofMaui were present; and

Whereas, at said meeting, amongothers, the following item, by una-

nimous vote of all present, was in-

serted in said list of r'commenda- -

tions to the Legislature, to-wi- t:

That tho County Act bo so amend-ed ' that regular sessions of theBoard of Supervisors be hejd onthe lirst rWednesday after the 5thdtiyofeach month " and

Whereas, a meeting of the Re-

publican County Central Commit-tee of the County of Maui was heldat the Republican Headquarters atWailuku; County of Maui, on the10th day of January, 1907, for alike purpose, at which were presentby invitation members of theBoard of Supervisors and Heads ofDepartments of tho County ofMaui and other prominent citizens,at which meeting the Hon. W. J.Coelho acted as Secrotary; and

Whereas at said meeting, a reso-

lution of the same tenor as thatabove mentioned, to wit: That thoCounty Act be so amended that re-

gular 'sessions of tiro Board ofSupervisors bo hold on tho firstWednesday after tho 5th day ofeach month...." was passed withtho unanimous support of all pre-

cincts represented; and

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Whereas, it appears from the actrecently passed by the Legislaturenow in session that the honorable tomembers thereof have not beenproperly informed of the nature ofsaid recommendations, from the onefact that the said act so passedutterly fails to attain the object in-

tendedbo

by the recommendations;and

Whereas, the main object desired in said recommendations was toprovide sulllcient time between theclosing day of each month and thedate ol the subsequent meeting toenable the ollicials in the variousoutlying districts, some of themresiding on separate islands, pro-

perly to prepare reports of workand expenditures, and to make outand have signed payrolls and bills,and

Whereas, under the present actthis is ivbgolutely impossiblo whenthe da to of the meetings of theBoard of Supervisors falls, as it ofnow frequently does, and hereafterwill, on the first, second, third. infourth or fifth day of the month,owing to the great distance to be orovercome, with uncertain modes oftravel, and infrequent mail servicefor the outlying districts, and

Whereas Wednesday is the mostconvenient day of the week forsaid meetings, on account of thetune of the regular steamers fromthe outlying districts; and

Whereas, it is impracticable forthe Board of Supervisors of theCounty of Maui to meet oftener onthan oncb in each month for thereason that then, in such event, theSupervisors from the Districts ofMolokai and liana would "be roquired practically to maintaintheir residences at the County seat,contrary to the provisions of section 17, Chapter 7, of Act 89 Session Laws of 1905; and

Whereas, the temporary expedi'ent adopted by the Board of Super'visors of the County of Maui ofclosing the fiscal month on tli25th day of each month, while imperative under the present Act, isnot satisfactory in that it leads tomuch confusion in preparing reports, payrolls, and bills and re issults in niuehtllssatisfaction amonglaborers, as well as annoyance to ofthose supplying materials to theCounty.

Now Therefore, Be it resolved by onthe Board of Supervisors of theCounty of Maui, in 'regular sessionassembled, that the llonorablomembers of the Senate and theHouso of Representatives and HisExcellency tho Governor of theTerritory of Hawaii be and theyhereby are respectfully petitioned ofto prepare, pass and sign, respec-tively such an Act or an amend-ment

ofto an Act that will fix the

date of regular meetings of theBoard of Supervisors of the Countyof Maui at either (I) The first Wed-

nesday after the 5th day of eachmonth, which would fall not ear-

lier than tho Gth nor later thanthe 12th of each month; or (2) Thesecond Wednesday of each month,which would fall not earlier thanthe 8th nor later than tho 15th ofeach month; and

Be It Further Resolved, that acopy of this resolution be forward-ed by the first mail to tho membersof tho Senate and House of Repre-sentativ-

from the County of Maui,the President of the Senate, theSpeaker of the House of Represen-tatives,

theand to the Governor.of the

Territory of HawaiiApproved:

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORSCOUNTY OF MAUI.

(Continued from page I.)

tions concerning tho raising ofmoney for an allowance of accounts of

against the County. Record the voteof each member on any questionupon which there is a division, or atthe request of any member present."

The Board of Supervisors have i:oauthority to appoint a deputy clerkor a clerk in place of tho regularlyelected ollieor, unless he bo first re-

moved from ollieo. A deputy clerkmay bo appointed, but his appoint-ment

amust' bo by the Clerk, subject

to tho approval of tho Board.There being no County Clerk pre-- j

ifMinium iiiii i

sent and no deputy clerk, and noauthority upon the part of the Board

appoint , a temporary oflicer inplace of the absent official, it there-

fore follows that there coirld ho nopresent to legally record the pro-

ceedings of the Board as required todone by the County Act. This

alone, in my opinion would renderillegal the contemplated special ses-

sion of the Board.Yours very respectfully,

.IAS. L. COKE,County Attorney.

Wailuku, Maui, T. II., Feb. 20,1909.To the Honorable Board of Super-

visors of the County of Maui, Terri-

tory of Hawaii, Wailuku, Maui.Gentlemen:

Your Chairman has requested anopinion from mo relative to the fol-

lowing questions.Can a Supervisor legally act as

Road Overseer under the provisionsResolution No. 82 passed at the

last meeting of your Board, eitherthe District of Makawao where a

Road Overseer has been appointedin the several Districts wherein a

road" overseer has not been appoint-ed? I would answer all these questions in the negative, and I take itthat the District of Makawao is inthe same position that the other,Districts are at the present time, by

reason of the fact that although aroad overseer was appointed, suchoverseer could not up to the presenttime assume the duties of his office

account of thojaet that said re-

solution No. 82 provides, that be-

fore entering the duties of his office,each olficial shall give bond to theCounty, the sufficiency of whielshall be approved by the Board ofSupervisors. No such bond havingbeen given, and approved by theBoard to the present date, the over-- .seer appointed for the District ofMakawao could not legally act assuch under the law. It then followsthat no road pverscor is qualified toact within the County of Maui, andthat this state of affairs has existedsince the adoption of said Resolution No. 82. And the office of RoadOverseer created by said' Resolution

vacant 'throughout the County.This would leave no one in charge

a very important department ofthis County if the Supervisors by

the general authority conferred upthem by the County Act and by

the further authority conferred by

the resolution above referred to donot give them the right to carry onthe maintenance of the roads duringsaid period.

It seems to me that it would be avery serious and peculiar condition

affairs if no one would have theauthority to act during a contingency

this nature.Could it be contended that in a

case where a road absolutely necessary to public travel become washedout or impassable in some othermanner that no one could turn ahand to repair this road nnd puttho same in condition to be used by

tho public.I do not believe that this is the

case and I am of the opinion thatthe Supervisors of their respectivedistricts have authority. to carry onthe road work, not as road overseer,but as Supervisor of the County,until road overseers are appointedand qualified.

I would suggest that the clauso inResolution No. 82 providing that

bonds of the officials be approv-ed by tho Board of Supervisors bechanged, and that such bonds bemade approvable by some othercounty official for the reason thatthe Board might not bo in sessionwhen these bonds arc submitted andthe oHice then would have to re-

main vacant until nnother meetingtho Board, which might greatly

delay the road overseers in takingoffice, ,

I am,Yours very, respectfully,

JAS. L. COKE,County Attorney.

Road overseer Groves reportedthat but two laborers under himwanted their pay oftener than once

month.The sanding of tho road in tho

Makawao district was authorized.A telephone was ordered put in

for the road overseer's foreman inthe Makawao district and one in theliana district.

The matter of a county telephonesystem for the island of Molokai wasdiscussed. The question of installing a line frolirKaunukakai to Wai- -

alua for the exclusive use of thocounty ollicials is what is desired.The distance that the line will have-t-

be built is about twenty miles.The County Engineer was instruct-ed to prepare specifications for thenext meeting.

A communication from the Gover-

nor stating that it is practically im-

possible to allow any prisoners here

at this time for use on the publicroads was received. The Governorstated however that in about sixmonths from now, on completion ofthe volcano road, that it would pro-

bably be possible to grant the request.The board authorized the leasing

of the offices over the bank for theuse of the County Engineer and theroad clerk. The offices formerlyused by the County Engineer will beused by the County Attorney.

The meeting adjourned in ampletime for the supervisors for a dis-

tance to get to their respectivesteamers.

Rains Brings

ProsperityLahaina Rejoices as Rain

Pours.

The late rains have done wondersfor Lahaina district. The reeivoirs,ditches and streams of Pioneer plan-

tation are still full of water. Hun-

dreds of dollars are saved now whichin a dry season would have beenspent in pumping. Tons and .tonsof cane are rushed down the flumesfor long distances by tho force ofwater. The plantation never lookedbetter.

Beyond this plantation the twocattle ranches show signsof a revival'of living beef and bone. Tho bigllonolua ranch is green again andthe three thousand' head of cattle aregetting in good condition. On ac-

count of abundance of water, careand the extent of the ranch, veryfew cattle suffered in llonolua dur-ing the. past dry season.

Mr. It. C. Searle manager of thellonolua ranch is now taking off hiscoffee crop. High wages and cheapcoffee have ruined many plantationsin Hawaii but Mr. Searle is not theman to throw up an industry thatmay yet pay handsomely. Ho hasone hundred and twelve acres nowred with beautiful large berries. His,mill is one of the most modern inthe islands. He aimcs at producingfirst class coffee which he ships '.

direct to San Francisco and gets thehighest market price.

Mrt Searle took charge of .thisranch twenty years ago when it was , ,

nothing but a waste of land.' Nowit is one of the best equipped ranchesin tho islands.. His house is a modelcounty residence, large, airy, withevery modern convenience. Princesand peasants for twenty years have v .

been welcome tliero and there theyhave rested and enjoyed the goodthings, of his table.

Brother Siborins of Kalawao wentto Honolulu last week. Ho spenttwo days in Lahaina.

Tho stately form of Mr. Dementadorned, the streets of Lahaina lastSaturday as he went around repre-senting the brewery of Honolulu.

Mr, Harry Baldwin left his auto-mobile in Lahaina while ho andthree of his friends attended theFloral Parade in Honolulu.

Judge Kingsbury spent the' even-ing of the lDth in Lahaina on hisway to Honolulu to bring Mrs.Kingsbury over to their now homein Wuiluku. '

"Tho children of the Lahaina

School gavo a concort to their par-ents on the afternoon of the 19th inhonor of Washington's birthday.

Dr. Scurlder of Central UnionChurch has contributed fifty hymnbooks to be used at Halealoha hall,Lahaina.

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