The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21

A sheriff's sale notice appears in this
issue.
Sucking pig at Criterion lunch to-
morrow
Principal Macdonald, Of Lahainaluna,
is a city visitor
Steamers for Maui and Hawaii will
be crowded today.
The Supreme Court was in session
again this morning
The bark Santiago sailed at noon to-
day for San Francisco.
The ship Edward sewall is still off
the harbor waiting for a crew.
1t is stated that Lily Langtry's hus-
band is on board of the Sierra.
f. NJ. Hart is to go to Maui to be
clerk of the Second District court.
The Democratic delegates to the ma
tional convention also depart today.
Many people are going to the other
islands this week on their summer va
cations.
The "Nachur Man" departs today. He
declares that he will write book about
Hawaii.
r. c. L. Perkins believes that insect
eating bats would be a good thing for
Hawaii.
Dividend No. "a of Eva Plantation
co. is due and payable on Thursday
June 80
Manager Pearson, of the Gazette Com
pany, who has been very i'll, is i'm
proving.
Proposals for filing Huo Park are
advertised for by the superintendent of
Public Works.
The final tennis game for singles will
be played at p. m. this afternoon ON
the Beretania street court
The pupils of st. Louis College will
furnish a musical and dramatic enter
tainment on Thursday night
The Nachur Man is off for San Fran
cisco, where he is said to be likely to
find the police looking for him ON ar
rival.
A good engineer, 6 stone masops, girl
to care for children, waiter, cook and
seamstress, are wanted by Honolulu
Employment agency.
The investigation of the land offices
shortages is still being continued by
the audit department. Auditor Fisher
will resume work on the matter tomor-
row.
Acting Governor Atkinson this morn
ing received more calls from Hawaiials
in search of road department and other
jobs.
The Hebron Drug Co. have been APP
uointed agents for KAYAK, the great
tonic tablet made by the South Sea
Island Drug Co. of New York and San
Francisco.
To the Snowy Slopes" of Hawaii Is
where the bushes man fain would go
to these warm days. An electric fan
will take you there. Only $500 at Hal
waiian Electric Co.
Bill Of fare changed daily at the Cri-
terion lunch. Service between IL a. m.
and 1870 p. m. The table is good and
at a moderate charge.
The case of f. S. Boyd charged with
embezzlement, was postponed again
this morning by Judge De Bolt
bill of particulars is to be filed by the
attorney general tomorrow.
Clothes to keep you cool and especial
" built for the hot season purpose are
the Stein Block Smart clothes without
or with Innings as you prefer. NJ. Nc
Inerny Ltd is the place to get them
Odol is the ideal preparation for
cleansing the teeth. 1t thoroughly rim
SEES the mouth and is d perfect antisep-
tic of fermentation and decay Sold by
all drug stores II. Hackfeld & co.
agents.
Judge Gear and a jury are still hear
ing the Hilo case of Brown against
Spreckels. 1t is considered doubtful
whether the case can be finished this
term. If the trial is not concluded a
beginning will have to be had all over
again.
Pacific Lodge, Hawaiian Lodge and
Lodge lie Progress, all Masonic orders,
will hold a joint celebration of st.
Johns Day, which falls on Friday the
| gath inst. An interesting program Is
being prepared. There will be refresh
ments, music and speeches
Judge Dole this morning heard fur
Their testimony in the case of Genevieve
| DOwsett VS.. Wilders Steamship Com
pany. Miss Dowsett is seeking $500
damages for injury to the contents Of
trunk which was lost overheard while
being taken to one of the company's
! steamers.
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