The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-03

Lee Toma Co. has elected new Of
ficcrs
Judge Gear excused the grand jury
until the 10th.
Registered warrants numbers S77 to
$3.50 are payable on presentation at the
Treasury.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society win
meet at the convent tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
The s. S. Alameda is due tomorrow
morning from San Francisco. She will
have four days later mail.
There will be a meeting of the Free
Kindergarten Association at the Y. w.
c. A. rooms on Friday morning at
$50
Special reasonable offerings this week
at Sachs. Rainy day skirts, Craveuette
coats, etc. See announcement page
five
Levers & Cooke are distributing at
their store an attractive little booklet
on the Proper Treatment for Floors.
1t is free for the asking.
Married women who have property
of their own can be relieved of all res
possibility by leaving the management
with Hawaiian Trust Co.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Honolulu Chess Club will be
held this evening at s o'clock in the
club rooms at the Young hotel.
The Honolulu Cricket Club has ar
ranged to send a team to play Maui
next week. The cricketers will leave
on Wednesday and return on Saturday
Delegate Kuhio and Rev. S. L. Desha
will address Republican meetings to-
/ night at the corner of Liliha anC
! School streets and at WaiakamilC
Camp, Kalihi.
Friday evening there will be re.
/ ception at the Methodist parsonage in
/ honor of the new pastor Rev. J. w
| Wadman. Friends of the church are
! cordially invited.
! United States Shipping Commissioner
| b. G. Holt has received from the De-
/ partment of Commerce and Labor a re-
/ quest for the old consular records OF
Hawaii before annexation.
| J. Sakai is through passenger on
the Manchuria. He says he is going
to Florida to take up 5000 acres fol
cultivation. He says that he will have
! Japanese go there to cultivate the land
| The L. S. 8. Iroquois sailed yester-
day for Molokai and Hawaii ports on
| lighthouse business. She will also call
at Kealakekua Bay and the crew clean
| and renovate Captain Cooks monu-
ment.
Word was received by the China
mail of the death of Harry TurtOn in
Fresno California on October "a. He
was born in the islands. having been
the eledest son of the late Henry Tur-
ton, of Lahaina, Maui.
The police have discovered that L. G.
Groves who committed suicide last
week owned a large wardrobe. about
five trunks full of clothes were dis
covered. He left a will addressed to
his brother Frank Groves of London.
Henry e. Highton and r. NJ. Harri-
son, attorneys for libellee in the
divorce suit of Alba NJ. HURT VS.. Ma
bel Scoot HURT have filed motion to
sonaI service on the libelle, Mrs. HURT,
within this Territory has not been
made according to the statute.
The Punahou Athletic Club met at
the Y. NJ. c. A. last evening and elect
ed DR.. w. n. Monsarratt manager
of the baseball team for 1905. Jess
Woods was chosen as captain of the
team. J. L. Cockburn was appointed
manager and r. r. Cation, captain Of
the Association Football team for the
coming seaon.
Mrs. Brigadier Stillwell of Los AM
geles, Cal, addresses a gathering of
ladies at the Castle Home this after
noon at three o'clock. Subject, "Slum
and Rescue Work" Mrs. Stillwel is
the secretary for the Pacific Coast
Stun and Rescue Branch of the Army
and has been twenty-three years a Sal
walton Army offer.
A Punahou indoor baseball team has
been organized for the Y M. c. A. lea
que and the schedule has been changed
as follows: November 5, Iolanis VS..
Diamond Heads; November u, High
School VS.. Punahou; November 10, Dia-