The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-13
r. c. LYDECKER.
Territorial Meteorologist.

The Bark Andrew WEIGH sails for San
Francisco on July 16.
The S. S. Sierra is due tomorrow
morning from San Francisco.
Ferns and palms will be sold at auc-
ton by Jas. f. Morgan tomorrow.
The next mail for San Francisco will
| depart by the S. S. China on Monday.
! Zodenta tooth paste is the best pre-
paration for your teeth. For sale by
/ Chambers Drug Co.
A literary and musical entertainment
of Damien Council will be given tonight
at Progress Hail at o'clock.
Julio Silva was fined s. and costs
this morning by Judge Lindsay for as
saut and battery on Bemus.
| When you get that tired feeling you
need to drink a glass of Primo Lager
at meal times. Sold by all dealers.
i There was no meeting of the Board
of Health this afternoon as there was
no business of Importance to come up.
In the case of Mullin against Walker
in Judge Robinson's court a motion to
set a e arvic was sra tied t + mora
ing.
/ Henry May & Company will receive
{ the choicest California fruits and vege-
/ tables in season in the Sierra tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood have
taken Mrs. Holloway's house at Judd
and Liliha streets for the period Of
their stay here.
The steamer Sierra, scheduled to ar
rive this morning from San Francisco,
left a day late, and is expected to arrive
/ tomorrow morning.
There will be a rehearsal of Said
! Pasha at the Elks hall tomorrow even
ing. Those in charge expect to have
the cast arranged soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood were
| entertained at luncheon today, with
Acting Governor Atkinson. by f. NJ.
Boyd at the Alexander Young Hotel
The county act commission wants ad-
vice from citizens generally and will
ask prominent attorneys and others to
attend meetings and join in the dis
cussion.
A fine Merchants lunch is served
every day at the Criterion between the
hours of II a. m. and 1870 p. m, Some
thing good every day. Try the lunch
tomorrow
]. Borges, Y. Hong and Larkins
COON were before Judge Lindsay this
morning to answer to the charge of
stealing some goods from a store Their
. cases were continued until tomorrow.
Among the features of last nights
Democratic meeting was the denuncia-
ton of the Republican party Of Hawaii
for employment of Asiatics on cable
company's work on the island of Mid
/ way.
! A drunken Japanese fell off a Rapid
Transit car at Artesian and King
streets last night He was slightly hurt.
After trip to the Police Station where
he was examined he was allowed to
proceed to his home.
Plans for Hilo's Sewer System are
completed and work will shortly begin
/ to lay the mains. The system will De
laid upon Front, Waianuenue, Bridge,
Shipman, Richardson and other streets
in the lower portions of the town
There is talk of a Republican rati-
fcation meeting in the near future, to
open up the campaign. Political mat
ters have been very quiet among Re
publicans of late, but it is proposed to
stir things up in the near future.
There were 40 Chinese in the police
court this morning charged with gam
bling. officer Apana, of the Chi
nese officers of the force, disguised him
self as a Chinese, and raided the bunch
last night Their cases were continued
until tomorrow.
An article in the Garden Island high
ly commend the promotion of j. C.
Davis, principal of the Hanalei school,
to the osition of Normal Inspector OF
oahu and Kauai in place of j. K. Bur
kett who recently resigned. The work
which the new inspector has done in
connection with his school is praised IN
convincing terms and the opinion is eX-
pressed that a wiser choice for the in
spectorate could not have been made.
KAUAI SHOOTING ASSOCIATION.
LIHUE, July 11.-An association call
ed the Kauai Shooting Association has
been formed for the purpose of protect
ing and importing game of all kinds
The Association controls all the lands
of the McBryde Plantation Co.. Koloa
Sugar Co., G. N. Wilcox's lands and w
II. kice's lands. At a meeting helt
June 2Sth at the Office of G. N. Wilcox
the following officers were elected, Pre-
! sident, p. R. Isenbo g vice-president G
p. Wilcox; Treasurer, ] H. Coney
Secretary c. A. Rice. The above nam
ed are the directors.