The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-04

A great relief for itching sealps is
I8cheCos Duudrun Killer.
The well known Jersey milk shake at
Millcrs candy store. Hotel street.
t. O. Hall q Son have just received
large shipment Of Paroid roofing
The Honolulu Chinese Chronicle has
removed to Nuuanu street next door
to Wing Wo Chan CO.
Friday evening there viii be a recep-
ton to the Rev. j. w. Wadman, the
new Methodist pastor, at the parson-
age.
The Fourth District Republican COM
mittee is planning a business mems
parade to start at noon tomorrow and
march through the streets
All members of the SOdality of the
Immaculate Conception are requested
to attend the meeting to be held sun
day, November 9Th at p. m.
At a meeting of the Fourth District
Republican Committee, held at noon
yesterday, resolutions were adopted on
the death of Isaac H. Sherwood.
out of respect to the late Isaac
Sherwood both the Republicans and
Home Rulers postponed the political
meetings planned to be held on Liliha
street last night.
Among Alameda's passengers was
George :. Roudebush, of Baker and
Hamilton, San Francisco. He is on
a visit to look ever the local field in the
interests of that big firm.
A decision was handed down by Judge
Robinson in the case of John c. John
ston against w. G. Achi, an assumpsit
suit, finding for the plaintiff and award
/ ing him $l151.5O and costs.
The Democratic Central Committee
will pay reward of fifty dollars for
evidence that will lead to the convic-
ton of any person voting Illegally OF
otherwise violating election laws.
Members of Hawaii Chapter, order
Of Kamehameha, have been notified to
/ assemble at their hail this (Friday)
afternoon at o'clock, for the purpose
of attending the funeral of the late 1.
/ II. Sherwood.
| In the suit of j. O. Carter and others
against Chong ChOck and others, a suit
/ for ejectment, Judge Robinson today
decided for the plaintiff with costs. The
/ land in dispute is 7S-1OOths of an acre
near Kukui street.
| The ladies who are to preside at the
tea tables on Saturday afternoon at the
! At-Home of the KilOhana Art League,
are preparing to dress in the costume
of the land of BushidO, the subject of
the Talk by Rev. Wr. Wadman.
The Maile baseball team left Wed
nesday on the tug Iroquois for Hilo
where they will meet a team picked
from the stars of that place. From
Hilo the team will go to Maui where
they will play a return game with the
All-Maui team.
/ The Metropolitan market has re-
ceived choice mallard canvasback and
sprig ducks in the Alameda this morn
ing. AT the vegetable counter; all
fruits and vegetables in season. Red
Permain apples $l.60 a box; Langford
apples, $l.75 a box.
In "A suit on a promssory note tried
in Judge De Bolts court yesterday
morning the Oriental Life Insurance
Company, Ltd, got a verdict of $1,000
and interest since November 1902, at
torney's fees and costs, against c. Wi
nam, defendant, and the Bank of Ha-
wall, garnishees. Notice of motion FOR
a new trial was given.
Cecil Brown, one of the sureties in
the suit of c. S. Holloway, Superin-
tendent of Public Works against Ed
ward V. Richardson, has filed an an
swer to the complaint denying thai
James H. Boyd had The power to APP.
point a water works clerk. He also
claims that Richardson was not of age
when the bond was executed.
The Japanese bah at the Moana las
night was a brilliant affair. The attend
ance of both Japanese and other races
was large and nearly all the local con
sular representatives We're present
Dancing was enjoyed until late hou
and the crowds present Joined with tn,
Japanese in good wishes to the emperor
in honor of whose birthday the bal
was given.