The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-05


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ALEX. McC. ASHLEY.
Section Director, u. ). Weather Bureau
THANKSGIVING Day table damask at
f. w. Jordan & Co.
Curios at auction Thursday Novem-
Der 10 at Morgan's salesroom.
G. Q. zee Hop & co. received by
Alameda yesterday large line of 1904
nuts.
The S. S. Coptic got away promptly
at o'clock this morning for San Fran
cisco.
High Sheriff Henry has revoked all
commissions issued to special police Of
ficers.
The polling booth for 10th precinct,
Fourth District will be placed at the
corner Of Young and Alexander streets.
Tonight for Supper roast chicken with
Cranberry sauce and Home made mince
pie a Miller's lunch rooms, Hotel street
Health has received no response to his
| appeal for financial aid to the free dis
| pensary.
! A new assortment of white china for
decorating has arrived by S. S. Alameda
| and will be on display early next week.
! Dimond q Co., Ltd.
The newest of dress goods are on dis
play in Whitney & Marshs window.
New Challies and French flannels al
Whitney & Marshs.
The Heroic Decision of Moses will be
discussed at the round-table study al
the Y NJ. c. A. at 4;3O Sunday. w. A
Bowen is the leader.
Greatest sale of the year begins at
| Sachs Monday morning. Thanksgiving
/ table linens, napkins and towels at
wonderfully reduced prices. Come one
come all.
Judge Robinson yesterday gave a de-
cision i'm the ejectment suit brought by
the Oahu Railway & Land Co. against
! Lionel r. A. Hart and Haleakala Hart.
He found for the plaintiff.
Judge Gear sitting in Chambers this
morning permitted the discharge of T.
| r. Keyworth as trustee of j. G. Fer
nand, who has attained his majority,
upon the filing of a receipt for $3.50.
| A final Republican rally will be held
at the Orpheum on Monday evening,
! when speeches will be delivered by ].
! w. Cathcart, A. Lewis, Jr., A. M.
Brown and perhaps, Rev. S. L. Desha.
Saturday evenings from now on will
| see baseball lovers in the Y. NJ. c. A.
building. The championship series of
indoor games begins tonight with a
! game between the IOlanis and Diamond
Heads.
After examination yesterday Judge
Robinson made an order in the suit
brought by Otto 5. Meyer and Harvey
r. Hitchcock against the Kamalo sAI-
gar Co. and Arthur Mouritz, garnishee,
discharging the latter.
Delegate Kuhio and other Republi-
can candidates on the district tickets
have been addressing the mechanics at
the Honolulu Iron Works at monday
meetings the past week, the meetings
being conducted by w c. Roe.
Elizabeth X. Meyer of Kalae Molo-
kai, has brought suit in equity for the
cancellation and setting aside of a
kainai. The property in question is sit
uated at Kalihi, Honolulu, and is said
to be worth $4,000.
The Republicans win wind up their
campaign on Monday evening next at
the Or heum Seats will again be re-
served for ladies. Among the speakers
already announced are Stephen L.
Desha, A. Lewis, Jr., John w. Cathcart.
An orchetra will be present.
The best souvenir to send away to
friends is the Hawaiian Fish and Fruit
Calendar for 1905. They are handsome
/ ly painted with Diamond Head and
other Hawaiian scenery in the back
ground. A large assortment at Wo-
mans Exchange Hotel street.
Voters in the Tenth Precinct of the
Fourth District will find their polling