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STEAMBOATS,.

A. RI ~ ~ r, M and Points IN New Eng
y VI u \ VI lN land. Reduced ka zee;
fkLl. I:iAscI LiAE Vis Newport aid = ~, a.
Rive. rareg reduced a. all points ts,sloi''
Ggt5. Ne,.f.osf ran River, $40 t,tolL
cenre - sU Lave pier - = IL. =. y " "
3ea ~. seek days and sundays 800 -yO : I, -.
srrk lsfouioenoe and Pilgrim OFei' LIS
NORWICH LINE Ala New l-0noon' 10
Pier 40 \. a.. foot GARRISON - Wei wei IN -
Only. q f. 81 steamers oiig 81 iS"ei' 49,
Nslne -.
AEW HAVEN LINE 20. New Haven ans
Norh Leave pier % r. X wee sHs'
only. s:Ga y IL Steamer RlclaIo -. -
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rnOroGRAPlrsc SUPPLIES.

FLASHLIGHTS
takon n hotels a. clubs: country residences
l5hotocrarteti. write fo- pEice. c. A.
DUNLAP. 1874 BToadwa-.
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Spring Curtains
53A to so per cent
Below Value
BECAUSE

BECAUSE
they are deliveries made on old cos.
purchases .... While the lots last
we will sell on befOre-advance baSiSl
Scotch Lace Curtains-Point
d Esprit and Plain Net with all . or
over floral and Medallion Centres $50 -
fancy boTders-WOrth $3.9S- ....S
White Swiss Curtai0s-50 inches
wide-dot fOrsl Empire, bow a -
knot Fleur de Lis and other .A1
designs-hemstitch rufie-
value So -----..-...sss
French Net Clirtains-Iace trtm'd -.
ruffie. Inserting To match 10
worth $500 .........ss.1
Ruified Muslin Curtains-Four
wide tucks-rufile with Batteu- Ms
berg edge-wOrth 81 -. ...-.....
irish Point Lace f'urtains-tN-
over or detached figured Centres $40
closely wrought floral borders -
French Net Bonre Femmes-
extra fine-three panel design.
s 5ss p .c S,i1 sas s5@%s..s 298
handsome borders in Scroll
Applique, Wreath or Renaissance
Effects cstcOn rufiie-worth S39S
Novelty Net Curtains-Whits
and Arabian-fsncy braid * NA
borderS-worth $j.JS .............1
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DIED ~ ZINE

For Ia fiusyrs. Puerto S'aleilo. CIra-
Gao and Maracaibo. Ma Curacao. calling
s. 50 ID san Juan - r.;
s = pHIEsADET-P!fFA-Ss sgt, March &c noon
p = CARACAS sal. March 30. noon
FOR Ia Ciuasr5 Curacao. NaEacz ibo:
r. = MARAcAlBC- sat. March -. noon
= s.. ZTLls .--------- sat. April q. noon
Th.ee steamers haze superior accommoda-
ions tor passengers.
BOt-LTON. BLISS g. DAIBETT,
lsereral Managers. 50 Wall St
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Old sorp ASD SILVER.

----------------.-- - -,,sa Fcr
WITHOUT doubt fhe highest pfi.e 49, 1870,
az KINGS - precious ftonfs, oid .s. 49,.
cole and silver: perfectly reliable. ShaI's'
Hoeafif ~ West 18th 81
NOFN 0---r ..o,s ana silver bought ~ r.
l.1ngman'r sens. gold and sll-er refinefs'
drHn FL
sisp COLD rilser and prerlous h'pi.1,
i1nchf - hfgh.,r. frartet taiue. flaes
N nfW articles % egenauge TO- NV
~ daHsnrse goods - y. -. itfP
seicfy, - Vest 1854 A.. Sasentn-
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CORRECT DRESS GOODS FOR SPRING
At Quick Selling Pricesl

Fashions Please
Looking
i'm stock ValueOUr selling
prices differences prevailing elsewhere
Nm, rInsf nInNr
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

pFOTCGRAPHIC engagements, printing.
developing. lantern slides; photographs
,ot-er ~ interiors exteriOrs. groups, etc. I;
sena fo- price list R ]. HaslinBer 10
West nth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

IInpOrted All Wool NOlIes-
manufactured from fine Australian Wool
extra crisp fnish-!eadins spring SHADES.
~ ana 90 inches wide Y mo
Elsewhere 81. 2j-here -..--.-..---- . =
Ir,ported Back Chiffon Panamas-
warranted not 70 slip--5O inch n AC
others ask SI.65 and SI-T5-here.
Fine Black French Popllns-
heavy cord-gua ranteed nct TO slip 4 20
-t5-inch-E Elsewhere $1-95. ..-..... 80 ?
64-inch Spring WoTsteds-
handsome effects in checks ard
overplaids-ve popular 20
for tailored CostuTes-Worth -SS. ~ ?
stf-iuch Yankee Homespuns-new
gray taus, navy, brown and
g1vrtIe miNturCy-Il width. sty.a
ana quality equal 10 The Imported GN
that sell al $l.3si. ...............s.s. 80
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HATS.

nat An kln6s ~ ladies' and Een e
.nen's fiji. straw hats: ifhy' ~. NJ,
eieaue1. b,nc-eG like rev; tsi''--'
seavrr. lr-horn .cespoiiian hatS ,o.,t
riaiiV I'neBch Cleaning co. ~ ". .--..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

Ri.,TING.-Letter heads. biilheadS. carJs.
b,,1ired, OAK Press. 353 West Sta ct.
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New Spring Stock Of
French Handmade
Underwear.

Never were these French garments
So pretty AMI dainty-the hand
seems more exquisite than ever,
while designs show decided novel
ties. having insects of lace medal
lions with corners of hand emily
others are deliberately emb'd across
fronts nearly all have ribbon run
eyelet finish.
CHENISES. NIGHT DRESSES,
DRAWERS. CORSET COVERS.
Prices. % 70 1O.9S
At our moderate profit basis
this means
4 difference Of - to 30 per cent
from prices usually asked for such
garments.
Babies Cashmere Shirts
Sizes 10 : years A Q
usually 20 to .:2i5.......s 10
Fart Wool-open front-ribbon and Shell
tEish-not seconds. bur perfect socds.
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GW@ARD LIME

For Porto Rico
Steamships - The RED ~ LINE viii
ssu from Tier H. near Wall 81 Ferry.
Brooklyn Tor san Juan rect. as follows.
s = PfiIi-AI) Zip IN A ~at., March &c. noon
: = CARACAS. ..... Sat. March 90 noon
Fcf freiE.t ar passage apply %
DOI I.To&. RLTSS & DALLETr,
t.eneral Ianasars = VIII 81
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cAsr-orr CLOTHING.

rrFf,TfFST. PRICE paid Tor ladies'. gentle
1870 and cn5leren's discarded clothing.
- txcring and street costumes. iewcif..
-, = trsc. flrs, etc. III CT Mrs. a.
.-~,,f rs 9th ave Tel. dFO-sryant
,.-or grTE-F.Y hiehesy prices paid tn-
= .tS5-i-tf,- s,Sed ladies' apparel. evening aEd
~ lens bought ami sold Nine. ROSE.
s ~ 80 ave 'Phone. s3g5-li03 Bryant
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Mediterranean Service
TOURIST BUREAU

r T. Tickets hotel accotln 'dations ana
general information about foreign travel.
travellers checks good all over the world
NFFr, - BROADWAY. \. y.
,pEnnn lana Rectnr. Piers. l.onoken-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

I HATS TRIMMED WITH RIBBONS
7 in newest ways viii be on view n
Ribbon Department 70 give sugges-
tions for Spring Hats
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Wonaen's
NainsOok and Lawn
Combination Garments
At HALF PRICE g

a. 1E1E EE4LE
\ clear UP from 4 manufacturer
Civiu. M this line.
Every woman who aims to attain
the neat. trim appearance which
these garments give should he here
early - get first choice. for q more
attractive Iot has never been offered
Not only are they Of finest
shppreSt NainSookS and lawns. hut
the trimmings are most elaborate
and luxurious. showing every vari-
etv of lace or emby, many with
hapdStitchingS. French knots. &C..
majority with ribbon bows. loops or
roSctteS
AS WE ROUGIT 20 PER CENT
OFF YOU CAN BUY
5000 Combinations. Sat 80
s.. 9S Combinations. Stat 90
$500 Combinations. -..-.-.at 2.9S
$3.50 Combinations. ......-at 3-09
S1o.9S Combinations. lat OBS
Two or Three Pieces in one.
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COOK : TOURS TO Ei RoPL.
90 this season. S15o no 81 1870
'r0ers nl. TIfOS. COOK & sos. ~, and
1900 B'was. 649 Madison Ave, y !
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PLYMOCTH-CEER-G -SOUTHAMPT'N.
CELTIC. ........- Apr. q. noon. MAY
fADRIATIC. .......... Nav .. June "a
Fi-TONEt, -....-..... Lsy -. june ~
OCEANIC. June 3 Juiy 3
MAJESTIC .......... Ir.ne L. Iui- 10
New. .5.Ns0 tons. hiss Elevator. I
G.-mns suln. Turkish BATHS and Band
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81 KELOCE"- Italian Line.
Sailing from per ca. North Rlycr.
4 - ..af4 ~ FOR Naples and Genoa.
Boloe..es.. Hartheid q Co. % Wall 81
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faIll aER-8R7ERHGa llNIF
I'D NEW YORK ROTTERDAM. Ii
Via BOT-LOGNE.
Safli-rz Wed nescay as PER sailing list
DqtsGaul. sal. $50 am Noordaus APPS. . am
\ ADM Alzr. 20 1uam Ryndam. Apf.1U. nm
st'nlanl. Alar. -. 30 ana POI scam April, AN
holland America Line. % + way. = y
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/ OUR EXPERT BOW MAKER
/ win make hat or hair bows free of
/ charge when ribbons are bought
/ here.
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WEFTE STAR LINE

NEW YORK -Q'NSDoNN - LIVERPOOL
BALTIC. 49,. Mar j.. , a N: Apr. 10. May 6
MAJESTI, Mar. 20. 10 A NJ, Apr. Il. May u
CEDRIC Mar. - Il 30 N: Arr. IA. May Il
O. F>ANIC.. Mar - Z p N. Apr. 24.3 =. NJ.
TFcTDONGC. Apr =: 10 An; May ]. 1o A Nj
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kWERFCAN TNE sailing At $50 4 y y.
f-NILEN4AEAAN A-AAN@ From Pier l.. \. x
PIYNOI TIL CFTERR'G SOUTHAMPTON
NlcW YORK Mar. rs APR. I3. MAY ll.Jun- :
ST I0IIS. Mar ~ Apr.2a May lSJune -
THILA DELPHIA. Mar. 80. Apr. =. My -
III IL 20 .ln4 tnnsl-. III. q. noon. WAY
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Babies Cashmere Shirts
Sizes 70 : years 20
usually 20 To- 81. Il "

Fart Wool-open rront-ribbon and Shell
hrish-nou seconds. but perfect Eocds.
Monday and Tuesday Only.
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L. 90 la3 o I? e g ss. G9gF r..
H.rth cane. Round World. Japan. etc.
FRANK -. CLARK 80 liroi,aNaY. \ thy
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SCREW Passenger Service.
Mediterranean Service.
FENPuRG-kNERTcAN LINE.
Special Passenger SerNlc,
East Express Service.
- - L. ransnI- Rn -

Shttldl Gs7sCt4e,NA -
PIYMOI-TII-CH BOURG-HAMBtl re-.
- : DEUTSCHLAND
SAILS MARCH 18TH. A NJ
gluerIar accommodations At attractive ra'es.
af4Anerika Mar. 81 Deutschland. Apr. 80
srPluecher. Apr II Bluechcr ..---. May 2
a. IIaiserin. Apr Is q Wash No. MAY =
SgsAui ka Apr. .. SPIN So Kaiserin. MAY rs
sGr.ll Room. tGymnasium Pain Gar
den. ERitz carlton RcstaurCnt. 'l>leciric
Baths.
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LA NELGCE ''--Fast Italian Line.
FOR NAPLES DIRECT.
fTfta ia Aiiian0. Mar u. Nofe Amei ica'
Mar - cute a Toriro. Mar - cabin
81 ur Birfnv Room on Promenade Dec
Hoi0GNEsl. HATFIELD a CO -
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pIYAfOI -CHERBOU RG -HAMBJ &c.
p-..,1ri. Mar 1G BATAVIA Apr. II
Patricia -.-. Mar - Pretoria. ...---- pl- -
Pennsylvania Mar 30 Patricia $500. MaT !
Naldersee 800. Apr g Waldcrsee May Is
sTougbt1r- direct
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
52o5 ANNUAL PROFITS

Limited amount OF STOCK IN an eSidb-
lished industrial company. manufacturers
products Of general use; P topnotch propo
sItlun; viii be closed this week; principals
only Address Investment. BOX 40. Tribune
Office.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. best loca-
ton. Harlem; paving basis. low rcnt.
long lease. experience unnecessary, viii
teach YOU. $500 big chance; have other
business, c7nuOt attend both ROONEY.
227 canal 81
OLD KEW YORK PHYSICIAN. establish
ing suburban sanitarium for cure ~ drink
habit liver and kidney diseases. etc. de-
sires uaFtner With capital Address Roma-
ms. tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
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MAI.I-JIt1 y .AIl',iiII- u
T'7-lefs 40 Texas. colorado. Mexico. New
Ne-ico Arizora. California, GcaIgis. l'ior-
IDA AiallanIa. erc. ALI. OCEAN ROI Tt
TO MIAMI. PALM BEACH. Fia-. tic- 'yia
ito, wen Dut bl8l.iet Pocket Guide
free Ia A. EAYslOND. Gen. Aigr-, 100
Front 81. y Y. -
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DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS

S. IS. 90 % q. Fourteenth St
. H. IS To- L. 80 ~ % % and 20 West Thirteent
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A GREAT Ribbon Season Is Before Us!
To make this the
Greatest Ribbon Week we've ever had
The Following Splendid Offerings

All beautiful fashionable ribbons
q ard of old in the lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

To prevent dealers stocking up.
we reserve privilege Of restricting quantities
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-09-28
RAYMONDS TO THE COAST.

DR.. J. H. Raymond accompan.
led his family to Honolulu this
week. 1t Is the intention of Mrs.
Raymond and her two children
Miss Violet Makee and Master
Harvey Raymond to make theil
home in Berkeley California where
they will be joined later by Doctor
Raymond
Philip Coke, the oldest son Of
Attorney J. L. Coke returned tc
Oakland with Mrs. Raymond. Dur.
ing the past two months he ha:
been on a visit to his father and
most of the time has been guest
of Doctor and Mrs. Raymond al
their Ulupalakua home.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-09-28
The knights of Pythias Dance

The dance gwen by the Knights Of
Pythias last Saturday night at their
castle hall was a thorough success.
BY eight o'clock the. large hall was
practically filed by the invited guests
who came from all over Central Maui.
Special trains were run by the Ka.
hulul Railroad Company and were
filled by those who came from Kahu,
lui, Puunene, Paia, Makawao and
other up country places.
During the whole evening the floor
was filed by the many dancers Card
games were enjoyed by those who did
not wish to dance.
Good music was furnished by tie
Wailuku Quintet Club.
Refreshments were served in the
room recently fitted up for the pur.
pose.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-09-28
MAUI ASSOCIATION.

The Association of the Evange-
lical churches of Maui, Molokai,
and Lanai has Just closed six
days meeting at Lahaina, which
has been far ahead of any similar
meetings on Maui for many years.
A matter of considerable note
was the large delegation of young
people, who represented the church
in the various branches of their
work. Each church on Maui and
Molokai with the exception of two
japanese churches and the Leper
church at Kalaupapa was repre-
sented by it's pastor.
Perhaps the most important
single event in the business session
was the appointment of strong
committee to investigate the debt
of the Wailuku Kaahumanu church
to its pastor, Rev. John Nua. The
committee consists of Rev. d. w.
K. White, Rev. Stephen l.. Desha,
Rev. John Kalino, Rev. f. S. Ii
moteo, Rev. |. d. Iaea. Rev. r..
B. Dodge, as agent for the Hawa-
iian Board is an ex-officio member
of the committee.
The meetings have been remark
able with a series of strong ad-
dresses. At least one hour every
morning has been devoted to such
subjects as "The Minister as a
Pastor by Rev. R. B. Dodge, and
"The Minister as a Preacher" by
Rev. S. l.. Desha, which was one
of the most inspiring addresses
ever heard on Maui. Rev. John
E. Dodge gave an exceedingly
practical discussion of the subject
"The Minister in his Business Re-
lations."
Hon. John G. Wooley gave a
magnificent address on "Tem-
perance." Hon. Moses X. Nakui-
ma greatly stimulated the Christian
Endeavor Societies by his splendid
report OF the Seattle convention,
which Rev. E. B. Turner, the new
Paia Church pastor, spoke to a
church full of people upon the
Worlds Sunday School Conven-
tion at Rome"
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Lahainas 5--Stars 4.
in salaries

On Sunday morning the Morning
Stars baseball aggregation of Wallu.
ku rode over to Lahaina to play the
Lahaina team.
The same, which started at about
four o'clock IN the afternoon, was
witnessed by about score of people,
but those who stayed away missed
as fine game as ever was played on
the Lahaina diamond.
In the first inning the Stars scored
three runs and looked easy winners
but did not score again until the
ninth. After playing eleven innings
the Lahaina scored the winning run,
the game standing 5 to 4.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-09-28
Large Gathering of Young People Attend An
nual Conference Church Shortage Investi-
gated .LahainaS Defeat the Stars.
MRS. RAYMOND AND FAMILY LEAVE MAUI.
Mrs j. H. Raymond and Family Leave Maui to Make their
Home in Berkeley.-Knights Of Pythias Dance Great
Success.-Celebrate Golden Wedding.

The association raised $4,000 for
the Hail Parsonage debt, and
about $4,000 for Hale Aloha. Rev.
r. b. Dodge reported over $11 ,000.-
90 as received during the past year
for the building and repairs of the
churches and parsonages on Maui,
and the collections for missions.
Of this sum over ST., $50 was paid
in salaries.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-09-28
MAkAWAO LINES.

Friday evening, the Goth, the
September meeting of the Maka-
wac Literary Society was held at
the Paia residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
D, C. Lindsay, There was a large
attendance of the residents of the
district and also quite a number
from Wailuku, Kahului and Puu,
meme.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-09-28

Sugar 96 deg. test 395 Beets 9s lid
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-09-28
TERRITORY OF HAWAII, ! &C
COUNTY OF MAUI, 'N

Lufkn Cashier of the above uamed bank do oemny
that the above the best of knowledge and belief
c. d. LUFKIN CASHIER.
Subscribed and before this Both day August 1907
]. GARCIA, Notary Public Sec Jud. Circuit
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DIRECTORS.
E. D. Tenney, J. A. McCandless,
c. H. Atherton, e. +. Bishop.
Transact a General Commercial
and Savings Business.
Correspondence Solicited.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-09-28

Don't send away for anything
when you can get what you need
from us. We save you the freight.
Chamois skins, Syringes, Hot
Water Bags, Plasters, Wood Alco-
hol Liquozone, Dioxogen, Hydro
gen Peroxide, Creolin-Pearson,
Somnos, Antiphlogistine, Lithia
Tablets, Milk of Magnesia, Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
Listerine, Camphenol, Swamp
Root, Pepto-Mangan, Peruna, Vim
Mariani and hundred other pre-
parations, which we sell at the
manufacturer printed list-price.
MAUI DRUG STORE
v. A. VETLESEN, Prop.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-09-28

Rev. VIM. Ault
Vocal Solo, Resignation"
Mrs. f. E. Richardson.
Vocal Solo, "To Spring
Miss Mattison.
Vocal Trio, cover the Water"
The Hamakuapoko Trio.
Crank Glynn's Wife,"
A comedetta in one Act
Cast:
Frank Glynn, d. G.. Lindsay
Alice Glynn, Miss Irene Crook
Newly married)
Mrs. Glynn, Crank mother)
Miss Ethel Smith.
Stella, (Frank's sister,
Mrs. J. j. Hair.
Gertie, Franks cousin)
Miss Ethel Taylor.
Norah, Miss Frenzy
Mr.. Ed. Asbury, w. o. Aiken.
Every event of the entertain
ment received an encore, Mr.. Ault,
the most popular of local singer,
being awarded two.
The farce proved extremely
amusing, the plot being a com.
plication of humorous incidents
arising from a visit of Ed Asbury
to his newly married friend, Frank
Glynn, during which each of the
five women characters of the play
were successively introduced to
him as Mrs. Frank Glynn.
NOTES.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Baldwin of Hamakuapoko depart
ed by the Siberia for trip to the
eastern states. They will return
ABOUT the middle of December.
By the same steamer Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur ID. Baldwin and son
returned to their Cleveland home.
They have been visiting at "Malu-
hia," Makawao.
On Monday night, w. O. Aiken
piloted Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Wood
of Honolulu and party to the top
of Haleakala. 1t is to be hoped
that incliment weather will not
prejudice Mr.. Woods opinion OF
the great crater.
Mrs. Frank f. Richardson of
Honolulu has been visiting. Mrs.
Dora Won Tempsky of Makawao.
On Oct. 9TH, Mr.. and Mrs. d. D.
Baldwin will celebrate their golden
wedding at their Haiku home. AL
their children and a number of
their grandchildren will be present.
A large number of invitations will
be.issued this for event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster of Hama
kuapoko are at Olinda House.
Mrs. j. S. Aiken, DR.. G. S.
Aiken and Dr. w. G.. Rogers are
at "Idlewild" on Haleakala's slope.
DR.. Rogers visited the crater with
the Wood party.
Mrs. Bowen is the new teacher
in charge of Mrs. Simpsons private
school at Paia.
Miss Margaret Niche who for
year past has been visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Fleming of Makawao, was a pas
senger by the last Nevadan to the
Coast. MISS Niche is returning
to her home in Scotland.
DR.. Sperry, the noted lecturer
and photographer, was a member
of the crater party OF Monday and
Tuesday,
The shooting of plover, phea-
SAINTS, and ducks began on the
18th. L. Won Tempsky of Hale
akala Ranch has been appointed
game warden or constable with
ample powers for enforcing the
game law.
Three or four inches of rain in
Makawao during Monday and
Tuesday was recorded.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-03
NEW = TO-DAY
NOTICE.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE
JAPANESE BENEVOLENT so.
GETTY.

The following officers have been
duly elected to act as such at the an>
nual meeting which was held on the
2Sth inst: Y
Rev. G.. Motokawa. -. President
Y. Akai ........... Vice President
Dr.. 7. Katsunuma ...... Secretary
Y. Sega ............... Secretary
G. Nakamura s......... Treasurer
U. Kobayashi Auditor
Dated, Honolulu, this 30th day OF
September, 1907.
Y. SOGA,
3S12-3t Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-03
+ SPORTS
$50 -----------------
FAST GAME BILLED
FOR SATURDAY
ST. Louis VS.. Picked Nine.

ST. Louis VS.. Picked Nine.
This is the program for Saturdays
sport and game that carries more
interest than any game that has been
put up to the public this season. There
Is more rivalry between these two
teams than there was In former years
between the Elks and II. A. C's. or
The Kams and Punahous. Here is q
game that will be fought for until the
last man Is called out. IL will be a
game worth going miles to witness and
those who are lucky enough to see the
game should never be sorry that they
dug the price.
Each team will present its strongest
lineup and the very best players in
the country will be seen In this game.
la all. the two teams will play three
cut Of FIVE games and the team that,
wins will be declared the champions
OF the Territory.
After this game is over the All-Ha-
wall team will have workout on the
grounds and those who desire to sec
them play can do so by remaining
after the game. Seats for the game
Saturday car be secured at the Ha-
waiian News Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-03
TURF Winnings

New York, Sept AT present Jas.
r. Keene is the second largest win.
ner on the turf in the history of the
world, with gross amount to his
credit of 1894 ,631.25.
The first place is held by the Duke
OF Portland, who in 1889 on the Eng.
lish turf won an aggregate sum of
s3G9,39O, with Donovan, winner of the
Derby and st. Leger and Ayrshire as
the chief winners of the ducal stable.
More than two months of the New
York racing season still remain, and
with the racing material in Mr.
Keene's stable and the many impop
tant stakes still to be run, 1t is,quite
within the possibilities that the ne
establishments earnings for tn