The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-26

g \ sherif's sale notice appears in this
issue.
The crew of the ship Tilie e. star
buck was paid off yesterday.
The British 5. 5. Robert Adamson is
still waiting orders. She is at the
Channel wharf.
The band will give a moonlight con"
cert at the Hawaiian Annex Waikiki
tomorrow evening.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
county act commission will be held at
the Capitol this evening.
The stock books of the HonOmu Sugar
co. will be closed to transfers from thG
9th to Goth inst. inclusive.
The 5. 5. Alameda will sail at 9
o'clock tomorrow morning for sen
Francisco from the Oceanic wharf
The next mail from the maitland, will
arrive August 1 by the 5. S. Mongolia
which sails this afternoon from San
Francisco.
Hawaiian News Co. has a fine selec-
ton of new books for good summer
reading. See a partial list in their adj
vertisement.
Misses spring heel shoes in Wei leath-
er can be procured at Manufacturers
Shoe Co. for $3.50 a pair. See advertise
iment on page one.
The bark Gerard G. Tubey is expected
to finish loading sugar for San Fran
cisco and sail on Saturday. she will
take about 200 tons.
Bill of fare changed daily at the Cri-
tarion lunch. Service between Il a. m.
and 1870 p. IN. The table is good and
at q moderate charge.
The Tourist Promotion committee has
on exhibition the largest photo in the
world. It is thirtv-two feet in length
and was taken with a panoramic
camera from Russian hill, SAN Fran
csico.
Mrs. Frank l.. ,Hoogs jand her
daughters Dorothy and Margery, will
leave on the Alameda to spend the sum-
mer in California. Miss Edna Krouse
accompany them.
Some huntsmen who returned yester-
day from Molokai report that deer on
that island are becoming scarce. They
sighted ten and killed two The best
hunting was found at an elevation of
about 5000 feet. Wild goats, wild pigs,
pheasant and quail We're plentiful.
I Morris Keohokalole, who WeH to
Washington as private secretary to
Prince Curid, has been arrested as
vagrant. according to a recent issue Of
the Washington Post, He stated IN
court that he was waiting for funds
from Hawaii and was placed in charge
of the Prisoners Aid Society.
To the writs of error of Young Hin
and twenty-one others against II.
Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, and HonOkaa
Sugar Co., Ltd, in two cases uniform
answers of both defendants saying
there is no error" have been filed by
Cecil Brown, F. E. Thompson and c. F.
Clemens, attorneys for defendants
The government band viii give a
complimentary concert this evening at
the Pensacola street residence of Prince
and Princess Kawananakoa. Tomor-
row morning the steamer Alameda will
be played off and the Miowera will be
serenaded in the afternoon. In the
evening full moon concert will be
given at the Hawaiian Hotel Annex,
WAIKIKI.
Exalted Ruler +, +. Richardson of
the Hilo LODGE of Elks was the guest
of honor at a banquet given by Homo.
lulu Elks at the Young Hotel last even
ing. Exalted Ruler }. II. Fisher of
Honolulu Lodge No. GIG presided and
Past Exalted Rulers Dr.. c. b. Cooper
and F. E. Thompson We're in the vice
chairs The occasion was one of jollity
and the visiting Elk was delighted with
the reception accorded him.
The Department of Public Works has
commenced the construction of the gar
bage crematory. The building, which
will be of brick, will be situated near
the sewer pumping works at Kakaako.
The material for the new crematOfy
was purchased during the epidemics of
1S99-19OO but no appropriation for it's
installation was made until during the
sitting of the last legislature when $1U,-
UUO was set aside for it, ]. r. Logan
who brought the metal parts of the
structure from the coast is in charge of
tba work