The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-11
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co. A., N. G.. H., drills this evening
Walter r. Lee has notice in this
issue.
A. G.. NJ. Robertson has declined to
run for the legislature.
Ditch schemes made a lively session
for the Commission today.
g Today was executive council meeting
day, but there was no meeting.
Order the celebrated Crystal Springs
butter from Metropolitan Meat Co.
Two DRINKS were fined 81 and costs
each this morning by Judge Wilcox
Fine line of Japanese cotton rugs
shown in Levers & Cookies window
The Eighth Precinct of the Fourth
District will meet this evening for or
ganization.
The officers of the National Guard of
Hawaii will meet at noon tomorrow at
the headquarters.
G. Olsen applied yesterday for per-
mission to go to the leper settlement
as a kokua for his wife, and was re-
fused.
George b. Scott, the customs broker,
who has been visiting his relatives at
San Francisco, is expected home on the
Alameda September 10.
G. G.. de Faria was recommended by
the Board of Health yesterday for
physicians license, having passed the
Board o fMedical Examiners.
The CIPHER is a on-moisture, self
regulating, self-ventilating incubator.
1t is the standard hatcher of the world
e. O. Hall & Son keep all sizes.
The contempt summons secured by
Mrs Mile Lancaster citing her hus-
band for failure to pay alimOny, will be
heard tomorrow morning by Judge
Gear.
Elite" enamel ware is a product of
Austria coated four times. 1t will out
last any other article manufactured.
w. w. Dimond & Co., sole distributing
agents.
Captain Rodman the commander of
the tug Iroquois, will be a passenger
on the Solace Sunday for San Francisco
His wife who went to the Coast recent
ly is quite i'll.
A fire alarm turned in yesterday af-
ternoon from the Iwilei district called
out the Palama fire engines, the police
patrol and a crowd of citizens. The
call was found to be hoax.
The members of the Senatorial Com
mission will go to HilO next Wednes-
day morning on the Claudine. They
will meet the Helene at Hilo on Satur-
day September 20 and return to Homo
lulu.
You do not have to purchase when
al Bazaar. Tourists and others say
that the stock carried by us is fined
than any shown in larger stores on the
mainland.
The wonderful "Al Vista" Panoramic
Cameras are being shown at Honolulu
Photo-Supply Co., who will give you
for the asking a handsomely illustrat-
ed catalogue showing pictures taken
with this instrument.
President Wight of the Wilder 5.
S. Company has received no wireless
Telegraph advIces today regarding the
volcano. Passengers who returned this
morning on the steamer Helene report
ed that the fire was still burning in the
rcrater.
The annual sale of the Woman's
Guild of st. Clements will be held No
Vember s, instead of the second week
in October as has been previously an
nOunCed The change has been made
for a variety of reasons. This will still
give ample time for the purchase OF
Christmas presents to be sent to the
coast.
The naturalization business keeps up
in the United States court. This morn
ing six aliens were made Americans in
time for the next election. They were
two Irishmen. Patrick Fitzgibbon and
w H Mccormack, b. Johnson of Nor
way Joseph Carreiro and Antoine r.
Silva of Portugal and p. H. Fortified of
Germany.