The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-07

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ALIEN. McC. ASHLEY.
Section Director, L.. $. Weather Bureau
A bankruptcy notice is published in
this issue.
The bark w. b. Flint is discharging
cargo at Makaweli
Mrs. Isaac Sherwood and son have a
card of thanks in this issue
A notice to the creditors Of Will G.
King appears i'm this issue.
Jess Woods was winner in the golf
match at Haleiwa yesterday.
The barkentine Encore had out $50
tons Of coal at Eleele Saturday
Alexander Lindsay Jr., has been APP
pointed chairman of the Board of Re
gistration
Society correspondence paper in all
sizes, weights and shades at II. f.
Wichman & Co
Auction sale of ferns, palms at Jas.
+. Morgan on Thursday. November 10,
at 30 o'clock "a. m.
Manuel Vasconcellor Portuguese
hoodlum was fined SO and costs today
by Judge Lindsay.
For good painting go to Enos Bros,
Union street. Their prices are right
and work guaranteed.
The registration board met this
morning at the Capitol and will be in
/ session until five this evening.
! The Bank of Hawaii and the bank of
/ Claus Spreckels & Company will close
! at noon tomorrow. Election Day.
Yuguchi charged with embezzlement
had his case continued until Friday to-
day by Judge Lindsay at the request Of
defendants counsel
Try long cold glass of Wurzburger
Beer. Brewed by Honolulu Brewing
and Mailing Co.. makers Of the popu-
lar Primo Lager.
/ California Rose Creamery Butter is
/ the best sold in Honolulu and the best
made Henry May & Co., delivers it
/ to your home on ice.
/ Kappelmiester Berger says that there
| is good opportunity for someone to
! win fame by donating new band
stand for concerts i'm Honolulu.
The Buckeye Society will not meet
/ Tuesday as usual, but will postpone it's
meeting for one week on account of
| the election which occurs tomorrow.
! A small house occupied by japanese
was destroyed by fire last night about
| Z o'clock at the old Herbert place in
Kalihi. The damage amounted to
about $500.
The embezzlement case against H. {.
Mossman former clerk in the office of
the deputy high sheriff was continued
until Friday by Judge Lindsay this
morning.
Joe Cohen has received a communica-
ton from Dave Barry that he is match
ed to meet Tom Burns in Portland on
the 18th of this month. If successful
he will come to Honolulu.
There will be no departures of island
steamers tomorrow owing to the day
being election day. The various steam
ers will go out on their respective routes
at the corresponding hours on We'd
nesday
The Social Science Association will
meet at the home of DR.. c. Montague
coke Jr, in College Hills, this even
ing. The speaker will be DR.. Serene
e. Bishop, who will discuss "The An
| tiduity of the Human Race
1T was discretionary with the court
whether to order a separate trial Of
the two defendants charged with the
murder of one NJ. K. The evidence
does not show that a joint trial was
preiudicial to either defendant.
The bill of exceptions making the
transcript part of itself, a discrepancy
between the two may properly be re-
solved in favor Of the correstness Of the
transcript, which was made from steno-
grapher's notes taken at the time.
Prince Fushimi of Japan left one
thousand dollars with Consul General
Mkt Saito as a gift to the cause OF
charity in Honolulu. One-haf Of the
amount is for the Associated Charities
and one-half for Japanese charitable
organizations.
DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE, the head
of the American Red Cross nurses now