The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-24

/ A seven room cottage is for rent
Public lands notice appears i'm this
issue.
The ia,kentine Encore will begin to
/ dischar"c coal today at Erele.
Richard Weldon was kicked i'm the
chin by a horse Saturday afternoon
Very choice Office furniture will be
sold at auction by Morgan tomorrow.
Iceman-Ice today. madam?
Madame-Not until tomorrow.
Iceman-Why?
Madame-See w. w. Dimond & CO.
The yachts La Paloma and Hawaii
got away Saturday afternoon at 1:35 for
a sail to Rabbit Island on the Koolau
side.
Degeneration of the heart was found
to have caused the sudden death of
Mrs. Nellie Mckenzie at Iwilei Friday
night.
A house on Nuuanu Avenue was en-
tered Saturday evening and robbed of
a watch and some minor articles of
value.
Grocers of the citv have issued notice
that at the end of October. the monthly
discount of > per cent will be discon-
tinued.
Before buying look at e. w. Jordan
& Cos stock of ladies' hose in all the
latest styles, all gents half hose in va1
ried assortments.
After November 1st the customary
discount of per cent on retail month
ly' bills will be discontinued by the
grocers of Honolulu.
Leading grocers have abolished the
five per cent discount for cash system
and are offering instead special prices
for cash customers.
Miss Lima claimed to the police Sat
urday night that she had been robbed
| by a footpaaG at the corner of Miller
and Beretania streets.
Mons. Antoine Vizzavona, Consul for
France in Hawaii, has received un-
official notification of his elevation to
! a consul of the first class.
! The schooner Matthew Turner has
fin shed discharging coal at Eleele and
begins tokinS ballast today. She will
&C. Crlr I! tons of sugar.
The Honolulu Iron Works baseball
team defeated the well known Maya
bine nine yesterday. The score was 81
to in favor of the Iron Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ Marshall, of
1925 Alakea street have announced the
engagement of their daughter Alvena
to William NJ. Bray, of Honolulu.
NJ. McInerny Ltd. has an assortment
of the famous Stein-Bloch smart clothes
which have been carefully chosen with
close attention to the requirements of
the season.
h., Of
Hawaii for the Department of Public
Works arrived in the Kinau to consult
with superintendent Holloway about
the plans for loan fund expenditures on
Hawaii.
Judge De Bolt has granted the petit
ton of William Pfotenhauer, receiver
of Puma Sugar Co., ordering a sale of
the property without date Pfotenhau-
er was himself appointed as commits
sioner of sale.
The Artillerys We're defeated yester
day by the Pacifics at Kapiolani park.
The score was to 4 in favor of the
Pacifcs. The Aaas defeated the Pu-
nahOus in the second game of the day
by a score of 10 to 4.
Citizen laborers who went to work on
the Wilson and Duggan contract on
Maui at s1.25 per day are said to have
been told on arriving that they would
be given Toe per foo for road work
whereupOn they all quit.
News of the appointment of a new
master on the S. s. Moana to succeed
Captain Carey retired was brought by
the Aorangi The new master is Cap
tain James Glib and he will command
the MOana on her next upward trip,
! from the Colonies.
The following invitations have been
issued: ITO celebrate His Imperial
japanese Majesty's birthday November
8, 1904. The Consul General and Mrs.
Mkt Saito request the pleasure of
- presence at a ball to be given
at the Moana Hotel, Waikiki, Homo
! lulu, at 8 p. m"
DR.. Sinclair of the Marine hospital
service and r. C. Brown of the immi-
grafton service, caught IL foot shark
off the mouth of the harbor Saturday
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