The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-15

Treasury warrants 1854 to 1650o are
payable com presentation.
Dr. D. j.. Frear The dentist has rec
moved Goo Boston building.
j. p. Cooke will return from Maui
next sunday Io take mp business again.
Frank q. Athgrton is planning TO
return to Honolulu early next month.
The Guild of ST. Clements win hold
it's annual fair ou saturday Deem
Der g.
/ The Planters meeting will Doe held at
/ 80 o'clock tomorrow ON am floor Judd
/ building
/ Manufacturers Shoe co. have "a fun
| line of the latest styles i'm tan shoes
| for men and women. Your inspection
invited
The petit jurors ina the United states
District Court were this morning ex-
cused by Judge Dole for the remainder
of the term
The Buckeye Club of Honolulu will
hold its regular meeting at the Kane
hameha Girls Schoor this evening
November Is.
Tomorrow at noon AT the residence of
Mrs. George Woosey, Ena road. Kalia.
the special poi lunch viii be given with
the best of everything for 50 cents only
Owners of automobiles win meet at
/ the Promotion Committee rooms this
afternoon at 4 o'clock to discuss plans
| for the parade of decorated automobiles
ON Thanksgiving Day
a final meeting of an the ladies who
/ are interested I'm the German bazaar
will be herd Wednesday evening at s
| o'clock at the Isenberg residence corner
] Punahou and Wilder Avenue
| A. n. Campbell was this morning ap-
( pointed by Judge Dole to be trustee in
the bankruptcy case Of f. J.. Cross A
motion to discharge from bankruptcy
was continued until Tuesday.
Nowhere to go tonight? Come and
see the hayseed take his first taste of
city life. Every see Jack dress real
stylish? Watch our new cop. At
the Salvation Army Han at S:1j p. m.
tonight.
Honolulu viii be visited by another
/ evangelist early in the coming year.
Fred y. Smith the Y NJ. G. 4. evan
/ gelst of New York, has started on "a
world tour, going by way of Liverpool
/ and the Suez Canal His itinerary in
/ cludes Honolulu.
/ 1t is understood that the Catholic
! Sisters, who have for the past two or
/ three years planned to build "A Retreat
/ at Kaimuki, have decided to go ahead
| with the proposition. The Retreat will
! be entirely enclosed by wall and will
| cover a large space of ground.
The tax office in the judiciary build
ing will be open until o'clock tonight
in order to give every opportunity to
tax payers to settle i'm time to save
their penalty for non-payment. Yes
/ terday's receipts We're even larger than
expected, considerably over 100000 be-
ing paid in to Collector Holt.
Mrs, Ingalls,, formerly Miss lola
Barber will give a violin recital at the
Young Hotel on the evening of Novem-
Der 2S. She win be assisted by Miss
Werthmueller, "A talented young pianist
recently arrived. Mrs. Scott, a soprano
volacist and Mrs. Gerard Barton, as
accompanist
The possession of the entire island OF
Lanai by Charles Gay is under nego.
tiation. Charles Gay acquired posses
sion of about "a third of the island q
couple of years 40, when he purchased
the holdings of the Hayselden heirs
Mrs. Neumann and others. w. G. Ir,
win, the Hawaiian Government anC
others own the other two-thirds OF
Of Lanai.
Secretary Murray has sent out notices
to Fourth District members of the Re,
publican Central Committee to attend
a meeting at headquarters at noon OF
Saturday, November 10 to fill vacancy
caused by the resignation of Beal. No
tees have also been sent to the Fiftl
District members of the Central Com
mittee to meet at 1880 p. m. the sam,
day to fill the vacancy caused by tn,
death Cf Isaac Sherwood.