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. PROFESSIONAL CARDS p'f! ,' ..... Engineer

ATT6RNEYS aUdc- ' "ul,UJUl

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M. HARRY ARM ITAGE. 'SiliK---B--f-epf ' Attorneys at Law

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. x - Member Of Honolulu Exchange, OfficeJOHN RICHARDSON Campbc.l Blob,, Merchant Street,

KWEr" A m - T . Telephone Mnln 101.

Hk;.'" ua'haina, . . m'Aui

!? ATCTVYNTTO TAVARF.SjW v -. w . . w . ' I .

W&i AmDrf T.AW ' HONOLULU!A II

ANU Notary Public.K'-- ' MAKAWAO, .' ,JauIft" J. M. KANEKUA

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Attorney and CounsellorAT LM!w.'

Omco: Occidental Mdtbl, King amiAiaitca aircois.

HONOLULUj , T. H;

JAMES Ki SAUNDERS.

Attorney at Law.

Heal lluslness ana Collection Agency,

NOTAIlV PUBLIC.

Hanm flailt. Telephono No. . .

...P. N. KAHOKUOLUNA

Attorney at Law&

Notary Public'

LAHATNA MAUI

PHYSICIANS

WILLIAM PETERS, M. D.

Physician & Surgeon

Lahaina Maui.

JOHN WEDDICK, M, D.

Physician & Surgeon.

WAILUKU, . v . MAUI

DR DINEGAR-- .

Physician & Surgeon

fclHEI, - MACJI.

W. P. McCONKEY, M. D.

PiIYsician & Surgeon

JPAIA, . . MAUI

DENTISTS

WV RUSSELL BOOTE, D. D. S.

DentistIOffice, Main and Market

VAILUKU, . MAUI-

GEO. S. AIKEN, D. D. S.

Dentist

'MAKAWAO, - ,MAUI.

'SURVEYORS'. " -

H. ELDREDGE.

Civil' Engineer and Surveyor

WAILUKU MAUI

P. O. Box 083

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BEARDSLEE & PAGEArchitects & Builders)

bnice Rooms 2 and 4, Arlington Annex.tci. sk; i'. u. uoz 778.

Sketches and correct estimatesfurnished at short notice.

R. C. SEARLE

HuctioneerTor the District op

Lhlmina Maui. T. H.

L.1VBRY STABLES.

BISMARK

Livery, Feed & Sale Stable

Wii. GOODNESS, Prop.

Hacks, Carriages,Buggies

Saddle HorsesON SHORT NOTICE

CARRIAGES MEET ALL STEAMERS

Maui StableHANS AMUNDSAN. Tnor.

Hacks and Saddle Horses

AT ALDtHOURSt

Vineyard Street, Wailuku, Maui

Telephone No. 23S

JOHN DOREGO, Prop.

HACKSCarriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses

on short notice i

telephone no. 257.

Main Street, Below Market ,ADJ. NEW BASE BALL GROUNDS

Wailuku, Maui

Paia StablesE. H. PIEPER, Prop.

Hacks and Carriages toiletat all hours.

Meet all ....PAIA TRAINS.

Tel. No. 2-4- -.

PAIA - - MAUI.

Depot StablesJOSE SARDINIA, Prop.

CarriagesExpress Wagons & Saddle Horses

Freight promptly delivered from JSteamers and Trains

Carriages meet all Steamers & Trains'

WAILUKU,' MAUI.

NEWWAlLlJKU MAUI, T. H., SATURDAY, JULY 27, J 90 1.

NOTICE .

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corner

The KAHULUI RAILROAD COMPANY will run n SPECIAL TRAINevery Saturday night, with first nnd second class nccommodntloiiGto njl STATIONS as per undermentioned TIME TABE.

Reduced rate tickets, gooU only on date of issue, will be sold forTills .TRAIN from the following Points!

PAIA to WAILUKU and return,SPRECKELSVILLE to WAILUKU and roturn,KAHULUI to WAILUKU nnd return.

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Between all o'thei points, regular fare will be charged.No Passes will be recognized cn this TRAIN.

LeaVe KAHULUI for SPRECKELSVILLEe SPRECKELSVILLE or PAIA

Leave PAIA for SPRECKELSVItLELeave SPRECKELSVILLE for, KA'HULUIfceavc KAHULUI for WAILUKU 'J?

Arrives WAILUKULeave WAILUKU for KAHULUILeave KAHULUI for WAILUKULeave WAILUKU for KAHULUI'-Leav-

KAHULUI for SPRECKELSVILLELeavo SPRECKELSVILLE for PAIALeave PAIA for SPRECKELSVILLELtrivVe SPRECKELSVILLE for' KAHULUI

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Peru is for awar with Chili.

The seem to be at

is arm t- -.

ing a

isaverse to Lord

swear that;killed tho

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7:307:40

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The 'above TIME TABLE and rates are subject to

change after due notice having been given.

KAHULUI RAILROAD CO.

Eahiik July 24th, WOL

HaveOur

Latest

Importation

you

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IF" NOTCall and We will be Pleased

to Show You

of Golf Shirts,

Brought to

ITEMS

preparing possible

Russians settledNewchwaiiff.

Tho Prussian governmentPolish agitators.

Buglish public opinion getting!Kitchener.

Vlakfontein witnessesBoers wounded,

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Gents'

Furnishing

Goods

the Finest Line

Pajamas, Nighti

ISTORE

The new battleship Maine will be.lannchod on July 27th.

tfcavy shipments of gold uro 'com-in- g

from tho Klondyke.

Intense heat .and .great stormshave damage-cro.p- s inilurope.

French buglars are malting a raidpiBtho jewels of tho Amoricau colonyin Paris.

London trade circles favor tlioprojected European trado combine1against Auicru-a- .

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Shirts and Neck Wear Ever

Maui.

KAHULU

TELEGRAPHIC

HollisterDrugCo.

HONOLULU, H. T.

This name on a Package

of Drugs or Medicine is a

guarantee of the SUPERIOR

QUALITY of the Article.

All first class stores handle

Our goods.

HAWLEY'S

SKilliner210-21- 1 Boston Bulldlnft, over

Mny Co., Fort Street.HONOLULU, H. T.

Metropolitan Meat Co.

LIMITED

GILBERT J. WALLER,

Manager.

Wholesale and Retail

BUTCHERS

n i T4in .i rmTTi"nr nxifflararAirBMS'Ur

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Hams'Bacon

Lard &

AH Kinds of Sausages

1 Poultry

Dealers in g. &Eggs

Island orders promptly attended to.

108 KING STREET.HONOLULU, - H. T.

Y. KASHINOKI

General Merchandise"

JapaneseFancy Goods

& Wave?.

Large Stock ofCanned Goodsv& Fruits.

MARKET ST WAILUKU,

Fresh Ice Creamevoiiy day at 10, A. M.

HAVANA

manida CigarsAMERICAN jFresh California fruita ,

. ' w every vVe?,Candies,,

Nuts,- -

Canned Fruits&I Cold Drinks.

CHUNG CHONGi

Prop.M ARKET ST VA1L.UKU

NUMBER 24

Camerasi

KodaksAre offered to our patrons atprices so low that they aroalmost

Given AwayWrite to us for price HstFl

PRINTING AND

.DEVELOPING

CAMERAS REPAIRED

PICTURJE FRAMING

THEHONOLULU THOTO SUPriY CO.

BOX 709. HONOLULU.

THE HAWAIIAJM

Realty&afurify" LIMITED !

Capital $50,00FULLY PAID

w lcmcls of Real Estate, Leusc-- --'

Moitenges, BppQpj Etc.Loans negotiated, a'nt .legal ,toor-umen- ts

execucerl on $hbrt'ndtitio.Our especial feaureriei,t)ie

of a !?200 InvefjfnlGiVtCertificate, partial, payment inchnracter, interest tearing fi-o-

date of issuance, and affording;small depositors one of the bestinvestments on the Market, in aftmuch as it is ?afe and reliabje.

Office, 32 King Street Honolulu, H.'TvPhone, Main P. O. Box 2(r?.

' P. II. BUrtNBTTE, 'Secretary.

Paia1A1

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GOODSRetail t

wnpiesai rrices

tFreiht Paid on a$I

Orders ot $10anUrUpwards

TUCKMerchant Xalqr

"Market StM)c"pp.S!ilooiu ' 'WAILUKU, . MAH

Neat Fit Gunrantccil

Lodging HouseAH'jvEKi Proprietor

Beds 50 CetitS ei' NiSi?

WAILUKU, .YAliJL.i.

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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY

OfKicF. BAILEY BLOCK, ZCms St.Yt'AILl'Kl. MALI, T. H.

subscription hatk.sOn year, (in udvano ) . $1Si.v in nt!iH 1

Tlio columns of he Xliwn nilmit cnmiiiuntrn-- i

llini on pTllnt-n-t topic. Writt! only onon? mlo of p:ucr. Stun vour immo which

ill be h"!il If JiiroJ.

0. B. ROBERTSON, Ed. and Prop.MIS. G. B. ROBERTSON, Bus. Mgr.

Siturday", July

MAUI BLUE BOOK

The Nkws lias frequently su'ire.stid the propriety of a couibinilion of the plantations for tlie pu-po-

se of regulating wages onthe Islands,, and the planters of M mi honestly tried to accomplish

thi.5. but thoy were met by two difficulties. In the first place,there were a large number of contracts let on Maui for railroads,ditches, reservoirs, etc., and the contractors olfered largo wages,thus securing many plantation laborers Secondly, planters insome of the other Islands offered larger wages than the Mauiplanters, thus taking much labor from Maui, notably to Hawaii.Either an univorsal combination must be effected, which will provealmost prohibitively difficult, or olse the supply of labor on theIslands materially increased, and the latter alternative will proba'.bly be chosen.

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No more hopeful sign for the political future of the Islandscould have been manifested than the mutual understandingreached between the legislature and the executiverelativo to thepassage of an act relating to unpaid bills. In the legislature to beelected two years from now, therj will be but little of the bitter-ness which has marked the proceedings of the present legislature.i tie Mawanans will, as they poetically and forcibly say, "see with neweyes," in the selection of representatives, and it would bo well forthe ultra haoles if some of them would learn to ''see with new, . ....rtimr, M ,1 1 1 TTvjr.-a-

, nu meet me iiawananssecure the election of shrewd, pactical business men. rather thanpoliticians, to the next legislature.

While it is not at all probable that the president of the Unitedinterfere

waii, yet these will bearuuniifj me term oi congress.so dismal a failure as legislators

is quite sure a- only which

better class of

ue

to it.

Hon. J. W. Knlun, Circuit JudRrt, W mI V. K Kenhi. Clerk Orcu'il Court. WniluktJuiltfe V. A. MuKny Ulst. Mairlstr-A- Witiluku

nan vopp, Maktiwat" Kululelio. " " Lnhalnr

Knlt-lknu- , " " Houuault." Jomi)h, " " Hanti" Pllumtiu, " " Ktpahuli.

Muhon " " Alolokni" " " Lium

L. M. n.ililwtD, Shorin.A. N. HuysoMon, Deputy Sberl.1 Wnlluki.

" ' MakuwacS. KaliinmC. It. I.iniNov, " " Lahalm.F. Wit I rock, " ' Hiinnu. Trimoie, Molokai

V. E. Suffery, Cnp'.niu Police, Wal'uku" " MakawtuH. fopp." " LahainiM. Kuiiluiiihaa,

Mn.lsi v, " " Hani.F. J. Fruar'y, " " "KaUupapnW. T. Robinson, Tax Assessor, j Wklluki.T. X. K. Kooln, Assessor WallukiW O. Aiken, Tali

I. iv.itin, " Lniinhu.l.'iross, " Hani

Halt way in a effort to

fruit in the form of legislationThe home have made

that the of the in

will be made in our form of eovwill this will be -

thethe Islands, who have no axes to

qune to inquestion what is

Limeu oiaoes win care to ;,i the local quarrels in Haquarrels

nexi

for

is,

uuSx ess win ud lease attempt of relief. And if theyfail, and we have another home rule legislature like the last one, it

that radical changeernment. The thing

people throughout

Kiihou1ilhlft,

friendly

Rulersfriends Islands

prevent

willing cooperategoing

measures

grind, to combinative -- xt eteeii.Oft-&tii"Sen- tl Practical business. menyo-iiieisiatur-

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It may be, as Deputy High Sheriff Chilling worth claims thatthe report of the Maui grand jury painted the conditions at Laha-ina in more lurid colors than the facts justified, nevertheless it iscurious that in the case of so open an offender as G. G. Seong, no

. --arrest was made nor any conviction had until.the grand jurytookthe initiative. We venture the guess that if the United Statesrevenue officers to engage in the search, they would soonland the offenders. The reason why thoy do not is because nearly,all the almond eyed dealers in dry goods and Chinese delicacieshave an Internal Revenue license conspicuously pasted up in theirstores presumably to drive away the mosquitos.

9fj Maui is to be congratulated on being reasonably exempt fromany stress of financial stringency, such as afflicts Honolulu andHilo. There is plenty of money on Maui and more coming in all

, the time, and there is no unhealthy or excited spot here whereo - iugiimii ja lUM Dom Honolulu a,ru

Hilo are suffering a reaction froin an unduly stimulated volume ofbusiness, and feel the reaction. Good times are ahead h.v.veverfpr both towns, and the temporary stress will soon cea.e to ba felt.

.

j5? Now that Madam Pelo is beginning to toss her ruby locksthe tourists may confidently be looked for. And she or hecomes, Maui should hare a resident agent in Honolulu toj-ra- mro atrip to Mam as a part of the program for every, loumt Thetransnorta nuiusucn a movement, and the onlydo about

Deputy

Maui

whan

S The interior of the Chinese situation is somew hat hko one. ofour Yolcanoea on Hawaii, a melted and seething mass In the r,

which occasionally breaks forth to relieve. Uo probsureThe Boxer war was such an outbreak, and they will conl imie atintervals till the final eruption comes when the W.inr, ,.f .will absorb the'whole of the flowery kingdom.

$25 Thegenral lmpressiou is that. money enoue (aJ, be raijedana scraped to meettogether current expense s durin the nexttwo in which case it wouldyears, possib- l- 'Be itex not to call a

' S islature. Mt6SSi0r V?e a b two from Q0W wawill aU look at ms rationaU and start offall together, in the right d'Yection

Tha Islands need two things. The first is more frequentto ship our fruits to the Coast during the fruit season

and the next is more fruit to ship. The day is coming when therewill be an enormous traffic in Island fruits, and fortunes will bemade fey the shippers, but4t will take time, and possible hardtimes to develop this industry.

5J The defeat of the Maui boys on the polo grounds at Makawaoshould be a stimulus rather than a discouragement, for there is

'not a prettier or more exciting gam e than that of polo,when hotly con tested. I

A

Fred. Hayftclden's Experience

with the HonoluluTelephone.

To the Maui man, tho use of theU'lophone is an enduring joy. Thereh not perhaps a better or more satisfactory on earth than thetaui system. An energetic manag-

er and courteous attendant s render acliat over tho Maui telephone as com-urtabl- e

and cosy a a tete-a-tet- e

.hat in the drawing room. Fromfana to Laluvina the human voice is

carried with startling distinctness,uul all day long matters of gravennorl , lovers' sweet nothings, femin

ne chitchat and orders for .priTie.oast vibratj along tho lines in clear,.osonant tones. To all of this, theJaiii man accustomed and oneleeds to know this in order to under-tand the following.

.About eight o clock one evening

this week, Mr. Fred. H. HavscWcnf Lahaina who was at tho Hawaiian

ilotel in Honolulu, found it extremelyimportant to make a business 1

to a gentleman who livediime miles from the hotel. Ascer-iainin- g

tho proper number and color,.ic confidently stepped to the tele-phone and pressed tho button. Aftervaiting a few minutes a faint answer-

ing ring was heard, and a fainterf "Hello!"

'Tlease give mo 'steen forty,mauve," said Mr. Hayselden.

"What number, please?"" 'Steen forty mauve 1" again lepoat-e- d

Mr. Hayselden."Beg pardon?"" 'Steen forty mauve!" exclaimed

Mr. Hayselded with some animation." 'Steen fifty maroon, did you say?"

cimo in faint feminine tones.'Steen forty, forty, forty,

mauve, mauve!" emphatically ans-

wered Mr. Hayselden.A. long silence followed, which was

beginning to become monotonous,when the faint female voice wasonce more heard, which said:

"Are you waiting?""Yes," replied Mr. Hayselden.

"What number, please?"" 'STEEN FORTY MAUVE,"

shouted Mr. Hayselden."Well, you need not speak so loud,

I'm not deaf," came back the answer.Another long paused ensued, and

hen, came the-fema- voice,"Still there?"

"Right here;" replied Mr. Hay-selden.

"Line's busy; please ring up again."Mr. Hayselden seated himself with

what composure he could, to wait,and in the meantime amused himfcelfreading the ads in a Honolulu daily.Becoming engrossed in this occupa-tion some time elapsed, when he

ran across the name of theman to whom he 'wished to speak.This reminded him, a'id he again ap-proached tho telephone and touchedtho button. Another long wait wasfollowed by tho same faint feminine"Hello". .

,.

' 'Steer, forty, mauve, please," re-quested Mr. Hayselden.

''What number, please,"This time Mr.. Hayselden made

himself distinctly understood, afterwhich auo! her long pause followed.

Steen forty, nauve, did yousay?" was wafted over tho line.

"Yes, and will you kindly hurryup?"

"Certainly," was tho reply, fol-lowed by a roaring sound in the tele-phone, as though a thouso.nd voltcurrent had been turned on. Theroar gradually died away to a gen-tle murmur which sunk into silence,followed by another long and tire-some pause. At length however thefaint feminine, voice was-agai- n heard.

"Still th.erer"Re't assured, madam, that I am

'ig,vut here."" .

"You said 'steen forty mauve?".J. That was my exact language,"retortud Mr. Hayselden with aslight tinge of sarcasm in his voice.

Well, I cannot get them, they areout; please ring up again.

As there' was absolutely nothingelse to do, Mr. Hayselden sat downfor another weary wait. The nightwas growing late however, and he wassoon again at the telephone, . callingTor.'steen forty mauve.. This timethere was less delay, but instead ofthe familiar voice of his friend,a sharp feminiue voice broke forthwith,

"Now, John, I just think it i

shame for you to stop down town- - allevening instead of coming home todinner (or you know I am nervousafter dark, and baby has been fretting all evening, and I knew you-- willforget to bring the samples whichwanted and the naw atriugs for mycor"

I beir your pardon madam, 1

think you are laboring under a mls- -

ake," broke in Mr. Hayselden, whois tlijo soul of honor about such things,"this is Mr. Hayselden to whom youarc speaking."

A suppressed scream smote hisear as ho quickly replaced the earp'ece. Growing desperate as theminutes west by, he made one finaleffort at eleven p. in. This time hewas answered by the gruff voice of aman, who had evidently just come onduty.

" 'Steen forty mauve," wearily saidMr. Hayselden.

" 'Steen forty mauve, did you say?"enquired the the gruff voice of theman.

"Yes, dear Central, I r.eally didsay 'steen forty, mauve," wearily an-

swered Mr. Hayselden; "what ist'V-e"- surprise you about that?"'fiQVi, nothing," cheerfully repliod

lojIJtraT'except that 'steen forty.uua uir miwfiuiic, 1113 uiuticu

it out for the summer yesterday."Mr. Hayselden fell back on the

ninge with a groan and was helpedt.i his bed by the night clerk and aoupte of bell boys, where he finallyfell asleep with .an ice pack on hishuad, and dreamed all night that hewas a central station and that tenthousand wires were connected withhim, through which faint, femininevoices incessantly implored him tocall up " 'steen forty mauve."

Lahaina Police Cleared.

Deputy High Sheriff Chillingworth,who returned from Lahaina by theKinau, where ho went to investigatethe charges of the Maui grand juaythat liquor was being sold illicit un - 1

der tho eyes of Deputy Sheriff Lindsay and his officers, says that, thesituation is not so black as it hadbeen painted.

i interviewed everybody overthere," says the Deputy High Sheriff, 'and established to my completesatisfaction that the Deputy Sheriffand the men under him are alert andare doing their duty. The managersof both plantations told me they werewell satisfied with the police and haduo complaints to make. Others toldme the same thing. The only kickerI could discover was Matt McCann,who has the saloon there. He had. as6rt of grievances egaiust the DeputySherig-bu- t really when they weresifted down they amounted to noth- -!nr 41 .1 !

"There is probablysomeUUc.it sell- -

nig or liquor in Lahaina. It wouldbo a Jstrango thing if it was not.There is illicit selling in every townin the Inlands. With our largo forceof police we cannot stop it in HouO'lulu, and it cannot be stopped anywhere else in the Islands. I thinkthe Lahaina. officials are doing thebjst they can and the best anybodycan do. This is about the reportI have made to tho High She rift."

ino grand ijury in its sweepingcharge said that liquor was beinggold illicitly all over Lahaina. Itc.iargeu mat John Kiciiardson wasacting as a distributing agent forMacfarlane & Company, and takingorders for liquor that vent overlandfrom Wailuku. The police of Lahainawore racreilessly scpred for permit- -

tuig the conditions there existing,uoe true bill for selling liquor wasfound. It was against a Chinesestorekeeper. The man was tried,convicted and fined $150. Star.

TELEGRAHHIC ITEMS. .

Prince Chun is now en-rou- toGermany to apologize for the murdercf Von Ketterler.

With the censorship off the Manilapress is abusing the American military administration.

"Methuen defeated a force of Boersm tho Transvaal, killing four andcapturing forty-seve-

The Botkiu case will bo triedagaiu, the Delaware . witnesses promising to appear and testify.

Olive Schreiner, the authoress, isin British custody for having espoused the cause .of the Boers.

A British school of r.aval strategy,iasmoneu on tne united states establishment, is to be started.

. English engineers are in Jamaicato. enquire into the failure of Englishlocomotives to do the same work asAmerican locomotives.

II. Phelps Whitmarsh, Governorof Benquet, has been ordered to Manila to be' examined on the chargethat he had a scrap with Otto Scher- -

er, secretary of that province, whodisagrees with the Governor's viWsof administration.

ENGINEERS, CONTRACTORS AND

BUILDERS.

Iauah 1) attcrson

Practical Auchitkcts & Buildebs

Sketches and EstimatesFurnished on Short Notice.

Bids on Stone, Brick and Mason

Work.

AeiI lu k.ii, W U t .

P. E. LAMAR & CO.

Contractors & EngineersWo solicit all kinds of construction

work, such as Railroad, Gov'tRoads, Reservoirs, Ditches,

Wells, Tunnels, etc., etc.P. E. LAMAR,

Mem. Tech. Soc.Pac. Coasi,Manageu

LVnlluku, maul

W. H. KINGCorner Main & Market Streets.

VTAILUKTJ, MAUI,

CnrpenterA BuilderPlans and estimates furnished.

WAGON & CARRIAGE REPAIRING

LARGE STOCK.OF

First Class Material on Hand.

Cabinet Work a Specialty.

W. H. KING

T. BURLEM

OntraCIOr 06 DUllClSr

(Formorly Head Carpenter at KiUe. )

Has located at Wailuku. BuildingContracts taken in all partsof the Island. A large forceof skilled assistants alwayson hand.

P. O. Box 63 Tel. No. 893

KAHULUI

R. R. CO.

immrters-And Dealers n

LUMBER $

COALBUILDING MATERIAI

AGENTS

Wilder S. S. Co.

Terminals at Wailuku,Spreckelsvillo andPaia. , . .

CENTRAL OTTICB

lihhiilui, Maui.

Maui SodaAND

Ice WorksII. A. WADSWORT1I

Proprietor

Constantly on Hand

IceSoda Water

Ginger AloRoot Beer

Celery & IronStrawberry Soda

and

Fruit Syrups.Delivery wagou --will visit

Wailuku Mondays', Wednesdaysand Saturdays; Haiku, Tuesdaysand Fridays. Kihei, Mondaysand Thursdays; Kahuliii, Mon-

days and Saturdays; Spreckels-ville- ,

Wednesdays and' Thursdays.Post Office Adress:

iJiliViaui Soda & Ice Works.Kahului, Maui, T. II.

Wailuku

SaloonG. MACFARLANE & Co. , Ltd.

I'ROl'niETORS.

Pure American andScotch Whiskeys

Selected Brandv,Beer cfe Uines

Ice Cold DrinksOpp. Wailuku Depot

WAILUKU. - - MAUI

LAHAINA

Matt. McCann Proi'Iuetoti

Choice BreiJicJwOf

America & Scotch Whiskey

Beer, Ale Wine- -Ice Cold Drinks.

Lahaina, Maui T. lit

W 0 PeacockcJn

LIMITED.GREEN RIVER WHISKEVUshers ScotchO. V. C. Special

Reserve ,

PABST BEER & TONIC

FREEBOOTER GIN

Marie Brlrard & RogerFrench Brandies andLiquorsStandard Chamnagniinno i anie uinetiAil Leading Bi'ands YPHONE 4, HONOLULUBRIDGE STREET HILO. HAWAI

LOVEJOYSc

Liauor Dealers

AGENTS FORRainier Bottled beer, of SeattlG. Carpy & o., Uncle Sam ins

Cellars and Distillery, Nana, alJesse Moore WhiskeyCream ure Rye WhiskeyLong Lite WhiskeyLexington Club Old Bourbon WhlskeNValnutlneJ F Cutter's WhiskeyMQet a Chandon white Seal Charj,

A. G. DICk INS,',

LOCALS--

The Claudino came over a day latethis week.

Mrs. A. J. Rodrigues, dressmaker,has the agency for BUTTERICK'SPATTERNS for the Island of Maui.

If you want a daiuty, refreshingand healthful toothwash, write toHackfeld & Co., Honolulu, for ODOL.

. Mr. George Hons and Miss Hons'

will givo an "At Homo" this even-

ing to their many friends of Wailukuand vicinity.

Look out for a number of new Ho-

nolulu ads in our next issue. Funnythat some of our Wailuku merchantsdont joiu the procession.

There U considerable complaintabout delayed and miscarried lettersamong the central Maui post offices.

Wonder who is to blame?

G. G. Seong, on appeal to theCircuit Court, at chambers, was

fined 2jU and costs on the charge of

filing liquor at Lihaiua.Rov. W. Ault went to Kona, Ha-

waii on last night's Mauna Loa, for aweek's trip, and there will be no

services at the Anglican churchtomorrow.

If you want to realizs what deli-

cious weather we are having in Wai-

luku, just spend a few days in Hono-

lulu and then come home. It's sim-

ply glorious.

Modest Soares, the Porto Ricanprisoner who escaped from the roadguard last Friday night has so farmanaged to successfully evade cap- -

tured, and no trace of him can be" discovered.

' The Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co

ol Honolulu claimed that they arereaping fruit from their Maui New

". ad. This is perhaps because theyquote prices, and because the pricesare all right.

Cut out the' notice of the . Kahului

Railroad Co. at the top of the .firstpage, and paste it in your hat. The

The increased train service thereiupromised is a boon to central Maui,,'ud will doubtless prove mutualbeneficial. - "

The City Market has just installeda large two-stor- y refrigerator,

from the coast per the., Flint.This refrigerator reaches from thefloor to the roof, and will make adesirable addition to the Market.Tt. i rfidv for use and the ice will

be put in at once.

Mr. George Freeland. reccully of

Tlritish Columbia, who is an ex

perienced hotel man, has leased thehotel premises ol Matt McCann utT.almim,. ami will at once put up a

first classes hotel.' Mr. Freelandhas Bufficieut moans of his own and

will not form a stock company, con-

sequently .Lahaina is now assured of

a hotel. The News heartily extendscongratulations. .

Say, turnback to the first. pageand look at the Kahului Store ad.

They dont pay any rent, and theyget all their goods from the coastdirect, carrying an immense stock of

judiciously 'selected goods, so that. they can sell right down to bed rock.This firm can easily control the bulk

of the'j wholesale and retail trade of

Maui if they reach for it, and judgingby their ad, they are ' natural born

reachers.". "

A GREATSHOE

Hanan&Son

"Emperor"

A soft, easy Si-

tting durable shoe,suited tor all kindsof wear.

Tmmu Ciiimj cviYintfmm mm mmSOI E 'AGENTS.

Honolulu;:

To a Uitlandor who visits Honolulusayoncda quarter, the growth of

the metropolis is magical. There is noboom, in ttie California sense of theterm, but the stoady increasingamount of building is startling. Andthere is no douht but that this is onlythe beginning of what is to comewithin the next ten 3'ears.

Incidentally, the biggest thing in

Honolulu today is the Pacific Heightstrolley line running in senuous curvesfar up on the crest of a mountainwhich commands a perfect and unin-

terrupted panorama of the wholo of

Honolulu and of the bay and oceanfrom Diamond Head to Pearl Harbor.Lots are now being sold cheap alongthe whole length of the line, andmany young men of today, irome of

whom may read this, will one day re-

gret that they did not secure a loton Pacific Heights, for it will oneday be the site of a eeries of elegantresidences, and will command fabu-

lous prices.Honolulu merchants and business

men generally ure complaining of dulltimes, and attribute the stringencyto the defection of the legislature.Rut really an analysis of the situa-

tion does not reveal anything like Ipanicky conditions, and comparedwith many towns of like size in theStates, Honolulu is enjoying a marvel-lous degree of prosperity. Of course,the ;idyllic conditions which existedunder tho republic are gone for good,and money will never again be soplentiful as it was in Honolulu duringthe era of tho republic, and to thismay be added that a keen com peti-

tion has sprung up in Honolulu whichnever existed during the republicbut it will not bo long before the mer-chants and business men of Honoluluadapt themselves to the new condi-tions,- .

and all complaints of hardtimes will cease. -

Now that tho legislature has adjourned and Judge Humphreys isaway, things wear a sabbath likestillness, and the erstwhile roar ofthe Advertiser has sunk to a gentlemurmur, aud tho Bulletin is so busyinstalling its nevy lynotype machine,making other improvements andgetting out an' elegant '.illustratedpamphlet of Hawaii that it don'thave time to do any more strenuouspolitics.

Very many Honolulans have leftor are leaving for tho Coast, to re-

main till the holidays. Among themAttorney-Genera- l Dole, who has nottaken a holiday for five years, hasbeen granted; sixty days holiday togo to the Coa-st- , not for his healthsolely, but also to bring back' asa bride, Miss Gallagher of San Francisco.

THE BANK OF MAUI.

The following is a list of the subscribers to the Bank of Maui to date;II. P. Baldwin George Hons, L. M,

Baldwin, W. A. McKay,. V. T. Robinson, John Weddick, R. A. Wads- -

worth, L. Barckhausen, Goo Lip, G.G. Seong, George H. Iunn, F,Kohler.i AV. Hcnning, Arthur Waal,;. J. Rodrigues, F. J "WheelerLelie Scott, H. Strenbeck, CezaroRodrigues, Win. A. Sparks, T. B.Lyons, John Fereira A. Euos, ChasLennox, W, J. Lowrie, E. H. BaileyC. II. Jennings. G. L. Keenv. F. F,

Baldwin, AV. E. Beck with, F. G.

Douse, W. U. A ik en, A. J; emulates,Jr., AV. F. McConkey.F. W. Hardy,James Anderson, S. E. Kalama," T

wana, Tarn Yau Co., G. H. Wilbur,C. E. Haynes, S. Hocking A. RMcLane, N. Black., About 145,000has been subscribed, leaving 110,000yet to oe subscribed. There is nodoubt but that this will be subscribed as there aro a number of promineut men whom Mr. Lufkin. hasnot yet been, able to meet. All thosedesiring stock, should at once commuuicate by mail with Mr. Lufkin atthe Maui Hotel, Wailuku.

Elegant Passenger Coaches.

The Kahului Railroad Co. receivedfrom tho Coast, by the Flint, twolovely passenger coaches, mauufactured by the Convertible Car Co

of New York. These cars are each:57 feet long, and contain ten doubleand ten single seats. The seats arwicker work, mounted on springsand aro reversible. The wood workof the coaches Is polished oak anash and the interior finish is of beauful bird's eye maple.

These cars are tubular in struct"ure, and are ingenuously arrangedso as to be converted In a momentfrom open to enso cars, and viceversa, or one' side caii bo opened andthe other left closed. Even when

closed,' the windows are so arrangedas to give an unobstructed view.The two platforms of aach coach arevestibuled, makiug good observatorycars, and the ventilation Is perfect.Each coach is furnished with icewater and elegant lamps, but for ob-

vious reasons, the stove and coal boxof colder climates is omitted.

A handsomer or more comfortablecoach could hardly have been devis

ed' o'nd the management deservescredit for their introduction on theKahului Railroad.

By Wireless.Majority Verdict Illegal.

Honolulu, July 26. Judge Geartodav rendered a decision that crim-

inals confined by a majority verdictduring tho "transition period" areillegally held. Under this decision,three prisoners have already beenreleased from the Oahu prison.

Attorney General Dole is seekingan appeal to the Supreme Court by

suine out a writ of mandamus againstJudge Gear: The writ has not yet

cen issued.

To .Adjourn Today.

Honolulu, July 20. The legislat-ure will probably adjourned tomor-

row.

Madam Pele Waking.

Hu.0, July 21). The volcano is ra-

pidly growing hotter and dense cloudsof smoke are pouring forth, but nsyet no tire or overflow of lava. Aneruption is expected in the next fewdays.

Ship "Empire" In Flames.Mahukona, July 2C, 7, p. m. The

Ship Empire with coal from New-

castle caught fire early this morn-

ing, and is all in flames. An effortwas made to beach her but tho windwas too strong. Nothing saved.The captain and crew go to Honoluluon the Kinau tommorrow. The Ki- -

nau is now working on her.

Personal Mention. .

C. Kimball and bride left for Hiloon Tuesday's Kinau.

R. C. Searle and son of HonoluaRanche are visiting the county seattoday.

AV. J. England and his wife and RII Davis and his wife of Honolulu areisiting Maui.

B. R. Banning aud Chas. Grimoodof Honolulu arc on Maui this week,looking up Puuucne Plantation.

J. E. Tricbt, San Francisco, and J.N. Cobb and AV. II. Asbmead, AVash-ingto-

D. C, are registered at theMaui Hotel. i, '..

Mr. and Mrs. AAToods, Mr. and Mre.Widemann aud other relatives of theParker family on Hawaii went toHonolulu on last night's Kinau tomeet the remains of Mrs. Samue1Pnrker. y

Capt. Eainberry of the , SalvationArmy goes to Honolulu today, thenceto Hilo. It is not yet determinedwho will succeed Capt. Bambcrry on

on jiaui.. xnere win do no salvationmeeting for the next week or so.

BORN.

FILLER On July 25, 1901, to Mr.and Mrs. R. W Filler of iKahului atwelve pound son. '

BRIDGES. At Wailuku, July 23.1901, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bridges,a daughter.

REAVIS. At Lahaina July 2itb.1901, to Mr. and Mrs. W. E Reavisa sou.

BY AUTHORITY

NOTICE.Notice is hereby that Mr. W. G

Ogg has tt.ls day oecn appointed aMember of the Wailuku Road Boardduring the absence of C. . B. Wells.

J. II. Boyd,Superintendent of Public Works.

Public Works' Office,Honolulu, July 12, 1901.

NOTICE.Notice is hereby given that the

following appointments have this daybeen made on tho If ana Road BoardMessrs. J. W. Halemano, Member,

G. P. Wallehua, "J. it. Boyd,

Superintendent of Public Works,Public Works' Office,"Uoaolulu, July 15, 1S01.

Notice To Creditors.

Tbo nuduraiKUiid, having been duly appointedExecutors and Trustees of the Estate ofWilliam Uondnras lata of Wailuku, Maui, tieceased, hereby give notice to all creditors of tLcdeceased, to present their claims, duly authen- -

tlcBted.nith pr por vouchers, even if the sBmeis secured by inortgnKO upon real estate, tothem at Wailuku, Maui, within six mouths fromtho date hereof, or they will bo forever bnrrcd.

All debtsduesaid Estute are payable to theuudersignud.

A. N. ivttlDIKAI,W. F. POOUE,J. V. KERR,

Executors ami Trustees of tho Estato ofW'llllnm Goodn.

Wailuku, Maul, June 87, 110)1.

Notice to Creditors.The nudersii-'ued- , ha lag been duly appoiuted

Administrator of tho Estate of 3. K. Keawoolu,lateo Kamaln, Mnlnkal, deceased, hereby givesnotlro to all rredttorHof the deceaseb, to pre- -

sfn: tlielJ clulms, duly authenticated, withproper youcqei-H- , even If the some In seenred bymortgage upon real estate, to him at Wailuku.Muui, wltliin six mouths faom tho d'ato hereofor they will he forever barrep.

A. N. KEPOIKAl.Administrator of the EstateofS. K. KcoweolnWailuku, Maul, June 28, 1H.

Notice to Creditors.The uiu!( having beeu duly appolnleu

Administrator of tho Estate ol John T. Alulilato of Wailuku, Mauf,' deceased, hereby frlrcsnoijce lo all credl tors cf the deceased, tosent their claims,' duly authenticated, will.proper vouchers, evtn if the same ts secured by

morttraK'' upon real estate, to him nt Wulluku.Muui' wlihln six months from the dato hereofor they will be forever barred,

A. N. KEPOIKAl.,AdminlMrator of the Estate of John T. Aluli.Wailuku, Juno S8, hull. ,

Notice To Creditors.Tho li:;uersigned, having been duly appointed

Administrator of tho Estate of John A. Moorelate of 1 uliainn, Maul, deceased, hereby givesnotice lo all creditors of tho deseased, to pro-S'-

their claims, duly autltentlcatpd, withprojier vouchers, even if the same Is secured bymortgL'e upnu'real estate, to him at the lawoltice of Hons, Attorney at Law, Wailuku, Maui, witbtu six months from the datehereof, or they will be forever barred.

U. B. ROBERTSON,Administrator of tho Estate of Johu A.

Moore.Wailuku, Maul, June T, 1001.

BY AUTHORITY

WATER NOTICE.In accordance with Section 1 of

chanter XXVI of the laws of 188C:

All persons holding water privi-

leges or those paying water rates,are hereby notilied that tho waterrates for the term ending December31, 1001, will be due and payable atthe office of the Wailuku & KahuluiWater Work, on the 1st dav of

July 1901.All such rate remaining unpaid for

15 days afier they are due will besubject, to on addiiior.til 10 per cent

All privileges upon which rate?remain unpaid August 1", 1!01. (:(days after becoiiun.f delinquent;, areliable to suspension without furtl.ernotice.

Kates are payable at the office of

tho Water Works in the WailukuCourt House Building.

Supt. Wailuku & KahuluiWater Works.

Wailuku June 2!), l0l.

TAX AS5tS&OR'S OH iCH.

Notice is hereby givi'ii it I havethis dav appointed M. If. R"uterEsci. Deputy Tux andCollector for the District of

second Taxation iJivioion, island ol

Maui. Territory of Hawaii. vi e Andrew Gross, resigned.

W. T. RobinsonTax Assessor, Second Taxation

Division. .

Approved. Win. II. WrightTreasurer Territory of Hawaii.

Wailuku, Maui, T. II. July 1, 1901

NOTICE.Notice is hereby' jiveii that th

following-- appointments have beenmade on the Hana Road Board, on

July 1st:Messrs. R. J. McGettigan, Ciiairman

M. II. Reuter, Member.J. H. Boyd,

Superintendent of Public WorksPublic Works Department

July 2, 1901.

REMOVAL,On December 1st 1 wilt open a

office for general businesa nt tl

Makai Ewa corner of Kir.g and

Bethel streets, Honolulu, down stainAll business of whatever natur

Intrusted to uie by my' Maul neig

bors will be promptly attended to.'

C. II. DICKEY.

FLAGTHE MAIL ORDER HOUSE, i U.S. Army Standard:

-

The attention of tho people of ilaui iscalled to our facilities for filling mailorders. Orders or inquiries for goodsnot carried by us receive' prompt andcheerful attention. Do not hesitate to

call on us, we are pleased to serve you

Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd.el. Main 317. .. 926 Fort Street, Honolulu. P. O. Bsx 784?

A, J. RodrigGeneral Merchandise

Having Sold off Old Stock

T

l Hats and Shoes.

Complete Assortment

Notably California

Delivered Wailuku.

IAOCarriages,

hours. Meet and

Mail Stage Leaves

A. DO RECO,

MOULDINGS-- in

Latest Style

INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH

excellent selectionprising

Crown, Spring Cov'e, Nosings,Return Heads, Quarter and HalfRound, P.G..O.G. & Bead StopsAstragals, Base and Band moulding Wainscoting, Caps, Cornices,Casings, Frames, anddoor), Stair aud Porch Rails,

Etc. Etc.

Sash, Doors & Blinds

Ha sizes and styles

Nor'West Lumber - SurfacedRough

Redwood Lumber -- SurfacedRough

Cedar, Spruce, Asli, Oak

KAHULUI RAILROADiluil- -

3

All sizes From 2 Inches

To Feet Length.

Write Us Specifying

Sizes Desired.

uess

And enlarged store Icarry a stock of

Ladies' Dress Goods

A large consignment of

Shoes and Underwear onway from. San Francisco.

0Of fresh groceries, including ifresh Diamond Hamr,Bacon and Silver Leaf fLard. Full line of fresh fearned goods fruit.r.

Pears, Peaches, Plums fand Tomatoes. JCall and examine Stock.You will find just what you want iat right Price "

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WAILUKU

LAHAINA

Goods at Waihee and Waikapu

m&p3&z&3s STAGE.

STABLESLAHAINA. STABLES

Hacks, Cuggies and

WAILUKU,LAHAINA,

Saddle Hosresat all (steamers Trains.

the- -

for

An com

(windows

and

and

40 In

my nownew

the

S.

and

my

the

allLahaina 7 a. m.

(Wailuku 12 a.m.$ Daily

Manager.For Sale.

Two GOO Gallon Tanks, (wood), withCowrt'd Tops

Subitai tially built of Douglas Fir;also

One Sl'coikI Uaiid Locomotive Boilerat

reasonable figures.C;uiTo sern nt

::ahului railroad co.Kaliului.

Be Comfortable.i YJu can now have yourSpring MatressQ3

Parlor Set 5Old Furniture

Sofas, Chairs, etu.,ntutly Upholstered nt myUpholstering Shop, in rearof office formerly occupiedbv Dr. Weddick, Mum St.,Wailuku. Many Years' ex-

perience. Prompt attentionto country orders by n ailor telephone.

P. L. MEYEI?.Tel. 94. WAiixicr, Malt.

Read The MAUI NEWS.

StationeryOF ALLKINDS

can be hcl at the office of the

Maui

NewsPUBLISHED WEEIvLY

!

Foreign

Island News

fc also have a complete andline of Job Type ana are pre.

pared to do

FINE

ARTISTIC

Job Work

flfiAT

INTLetter Heads

Bill Heads

Statements

Envelopes

Programmes

Invitations

Cards

Circular

Poster

Etc., Etc.

All work executed

AND

.

in a

"SATISJFACtOfc!MANNEft

When in ne'e"d of Printingof any kind

US A CALL

THEMaui Sews

Tie Bank of HawaiiLIMITED.

Incorporated Under th& LawsKopuoiicof Hawaii.

CAPITAL liU0,000.00

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:

oftuc

SURPLUS & UNDIVIDED P.10FITS $171,564.9Clins. M. Cooko .President

C. Jones.. . . . ; . . .Vice-Preside-

C. H. Cooko CashierC. Athortoni . . .Assistant Cashier

Till-no- t mc-TTnm- v Wnl mOinncoTom May, P. W. Mncfarlnuc, E. D.Tei ny, J. A. McCnndless.I quells the Accounts of Firms.Cor- -

A r m T. i . 1,110. xrusts, muiviuunis, aimwil' iiromntlv and carefully attend to

rail business connected with bankingentiustcd to it. Sell and Purchase'Foi cign Exchange, Issue Letters ofun ait.

savings department;Ordinary and Term Deposits re

ccivcu ana interest niioweu in nc-c- oi

danco with rules and cdnditionspiintcd in- - pass book's", copies ofwhich mav be hml on rmnlicnhon.Judd Building, Fort St., Honolulu

kiiterlsland

telegraphic Co.

LimitedTelegrams to all Points of

Hawaii, Lanai and Oahucan now be forwarded by

Wireless Telegraph

Twenty cents per word

Minimum rate$2.00 per message

Central Station for I Maui at

LahainaTelephone NoV

Theo H. Davis ft Co

HONOLULU

Importers ofGeneral Merchandise

AGENTSFor Northern, Assurance Co.Canadian Australian Steamship

Company.

on EarthrffaTHE MONEY,

42youths:

i mi r-- v.

illii hiu."Itaw , mALL HE WANTS"

?he "Norwood0 likethe American dHfcfe'H'

& SOLID THRGUGHftT.

It is made of' 'SATIN-CAL- F in Laiand Congress.Alen's sizes sell for

$t,75aPairECONOMIC SHOE CO. Lfd.

feaFtheliUATljBWS

FOREIGNNEWS

Is This IlotEnough Foi V6u?"

Chicago, July 17. Teriip"eraturesat 7 a. in. New York, 70i Boston

8; Philadelphia, 76; Washington, 74)

Chicago, 80; Minneapolis, 76j Cincin-

nati, 78; St. Louis, 80i

Suinr Shades Off

San Fu.vncisco, July 16. Sugartumbled thirty points yesterday,making a total of fifty points sinceFriday. Household sugar is now halfa cent cheaper than before. This isthe greatest decline within a similarperiod hi tho last ten or more years.It occurs, too, at tho season whonsugar generally advances, on account of its increased use in A'apuingfruits. ' n

Free Trade Now.

Washington, July 1C SecretaryHay has received by mall an officialroport from Governor Allen of PortoRico inclosing the resolutions adopted by the Ppi-t- Rican Legislatureproviding for tree trade between theUnited States and Porto Rico after

bJuly2oth next Promptly upon Mr,

Allen s arrival in this country a proclamation was framed to give effectto this resolution. It is expectedthat tho document will be purelyformal in terms, simply reciting thoproper section of the Forakcr actand declaring free trade.

Nearly Caught Stcyn.

London, July 14. The War Officehas received the following dispatchfrom Lord Kitchener, dated at Protoria: "Jtsroadwood s brigade surprised Reitz, capturing Steyn'sbrother and others.Steyn himself escaped in his shirtsleeves, i with one other man only,The 'Orange River Government' papers were captured."

Latest Census Bulletin.Washington, July 14. The Census

'Bureau, in a bulletin on the population by sex, general nativity and'color in 1000 in Hawaii, gives thofollowing summary :

Hawaii Males, 106,369; females.47,632; native born, 63,221; foreignborn, 90,780; total wfcite, 60,890native white, 54,141; foreign parents16,223: forgein white. 12,49: totalcolored; 87,111.

The loreign-bor- n element con'stitues very nearly three fifths of thopopulation of Hawaii, and comprisedmaiuly Chinese and Japanese.

Hiding the Destruction.

Peking, July 14. The Chinese ofllcials are making elaborate preparations to save tho Emperor's pridewhen he enters Peking. All evidenceof the destruction wrought by thewar along the streets to be traveledDjr the Emperor will be temporarilydisguised. Great pagodas will beerected. The Cllnmen gate, whichwas nearly demolished by the .bornbardment, will be repaired with woodand plaster, painted to' resemblest'puc, and the damage io the wallsnA i JJ '

1 . ,,ni 1 . ! 1 . 1uuu uuir uuuuings win uu similarlymasked.

Nicaragua Cdnal Negotiations,

London, July 13. The AssociatedPress is officially informed that thospecial cable dispatches announcingthat the Nicaraguan negotiationshad reached a definite phaseand that United States Embassador Choate was conferring withLord Pauncefote and the Marquis ofLansdowne are utterly . withoutfoundation. According to thig,jnformatlon the only stage reachedthat of consuiation before .tbf;.Marquis of Lansdowne and Lord Pauncefote, and Embassador Choato willhave to seo the Foiegin' Ministctnany more times befofp', ,tho affairs ready to be putbefo"e the Cabinet,It is also said that Mr. Choate hasno been and is not likely to,, bo consuited at all,

Filipino Uniting.

' New Yokk-- , July 11. A. cable tothq Sun frohV Manila says: A reporreaches hero from an unofficialgbiu-c- that the Filipino crow of the

uuigiKB mutinied recently. Thoy killed tho captain? and cugineor and theii abandoned the vessel, which was picked up by,.--a gunboat and towed to Zaraboauga. Inuring thq. administration, .of

general uuaino lieigiua was' ceizcdand 'her. ownt?i,s heavilv fined for

- t ;

The S. T. Alexander twenty-tw-

days from Kahulul with sugar( hasarrived at San Francisco.

Tho Kodlundia was scheduled toeave San Francisco for Honolulu on

her regular trip on July 20.

The transport Haucock arrived atSan Francisco from Manila on tho16th, twenty-on- e days out, makingtho trin direct between ports. Thisis a record breakor.

The new barkentmo hohala waslaunched on July 10 at Eureka' forHind, Rolph & Co, and duly christened. The Kohala is four-maste- d andis considered to bd dno of the bestsailing vessel constructed this season. Sli'e will bo used in the Coastand fsfehd trade.

Cap'tainP. M. Stokkebyo of theSchOonor Honolulu roports to theHydrographlc Office at San Francisco that on April 28. 1901, while enroute to Lahaina from Nowcastle,N. S. W., ho saw breakers in latitudo7 degrees, 33 minutes north, longitudo 153 degrees, 42 minutes west.The weather was clear ana the seasmooth. The captain watched thebreakers for over an hour. Thechronometer was found to bo correot upon sighting Hawaii,

The now bakrentine Lahaina, launchad at Oakland on the same day thattho battleship Ohio took tho water,is highly praised by her master, Captain Carlson. Tho maiden trip ofthe Lahaina took her to PugotSound, Where she arrived safely,eleven days out froir. this port. Thepassage was almost continuallyagainst a strong northwest wiad.Close-haulo- d on the the

FOR THEbarkentine made knots, andwith the wind Captain Carlson Is confident that the new vesselcan make fourteen knots.

San Fhancisco. July 17. Thesteamers Meteor, Eureka, and Tam- -

pico, all e to this port fromtho Eastern coast with cargoes of

coal, are said to bo intended for anew line to be established betweenSeattle and Honolulu by the 'GlobeNavigation Company. The Meteoris to to bo specially fitted up for thef ranQnnrt.nt.inn rf fruit, nil returntrips from the islands, and for thispurpose will have a coici-storag- e(

plant installed upon her arrival here,

Vessels in Pont--Kahul- ul

Br. Bark. Antiope, Murraj',iLadysmlth, B. C. Coal.'

Am Bark. W. B. Flint, Johnson,from S. F.. Gon'l Mdse.

ArrivalsJulj 25th. S. S. Claudlnej Parker,

from Honolulu.July 25th, S.

from Honolulu.Si .Maui, Bcnnct,

De'p'rirtures,

July 20th. Am. . Bktno. Ruth,Poters'th, for S. F. with 13100 slcs.Sugar: r... '

July 25th. S. S. Claudlne, Parker,for Hana. v ;, ,

July 25th. S. S. Matil, Bcnnct, forHawaii Ports. .

July 27th. S..B; Cluudine, Parker,Honoluju at 5 p. m.

July 27-th- . (Br. Bark Antiope forLadysmith B. C. Ballast.

Oceanic Time Table.DATE NAME FUOJI

from

June 2Q Hongkong Maru.. . . . ,S. F.July

uX

Nippon Maru Yokohana u8 Aorangl Sydney u0 Miowera , Victoria6 China ,,S F.0 Peru Yokdhama

16 Doric ,,,S. F,1 " 16 Mariposa iSydnoy

" 17 Sierra ,S. F," 10 Coptic YGkbhariia

, " 24 Nippon Maru ;,.--, .S. F," 26 Ameiica Maru. . . Yokbhama" 31 Moana....:i...,.-......Sydno-

Aug, 1 Peru . ..S.-F-,

3 City of Peking.-,.- , Yokohama" 3 Aorangl ...Victoria

July ,JI13. Aoran

FOR

29 JS. P.

mo6 Miowora, .Sydney6 China .Yokohama9 Peru, -. S. F.

16 Dorijj Yokohama16 Mariposa .S. F.17 Sierra19 Coptic S. F.21 Maru S. F.26 America, Maru S. P.31 Moana;

V..V'..i

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8tafns Bicycles$25, $40, $50

Ctihion Frames, 60.1900 Ghainfo $7.OG

D

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