The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07
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Section Director, u. S. Weather Bureau

Apples, pears and onions at auction
by Morgan tomorrow at noon.
Home made hemstitched work and
linen collars or 15c up at the Womau's
| Exchange,
Bamboo furniture on hand and made
to order by S. Saiki, beretania street
near Punchbowl.
E, S. Boyd's trial for embezzlement
of public funds has been set by Judge
/ Robinson for next Monday.
The latest thing in the market is the
| political tie. A limited supply is on
sale at X. Isoshima King street.
Judge Robinson has granted "A divorce
to Daniel Pihenui from Keakaokala
Pihenui on the ground of desertion.
information regarding the where
abouts of Johann Peter Heinrich Bent
haak is wanted by the German Consul.
For anything in the Tennis line try e.
Q. Hall q Son. Their stock is the
largest and most complete in the city.
The Supreme Court yesterday cut
down costs of naturalization in the
territorial courts, making a schedule
of fees which total "a.
The regular panel of jurors in Judge
Gears court is required to be in at
tendance at 10 o'clock on Tuesday
morning, the 18th inst.
All those who are qualified are asked
to present themselves at once for re-
gistration. The registration board is
holding daily sessions in the hiding
adjoining the post office.
Judge De Bolt has issued another
special venire for 26 men in the China
town fire insurance case yesterday, the |
jurors brought in by the previous days |
Yenire not furnishing twelve men to !
try the case.
Today and tomorrow are the only
ones left In which to register Today !
the committee will hold open house
from to 10 a. m. and from to 10 D. |
m. Tomorrow the office will be open
from a. m. until u midnight.
At yesterdays meeting of the Base
ball League there was but a small at
tendance and the only business done
was to draw practice days for next
week as follows; Elks, Tuesday; Kane
hamehas, Wednesday; H. A. c., Thurs
day; Males, Friday
Robert Shaw Oliver, Acting Secretary
of War, has written to Governor Car /,
ter stating that the Department cam
not take up preliminary survey work
in either Honolulu or Pearl Harbor {
without specific authorization of Con- s
gress. The Governor is in favor of {
having the Territory do the preliminary
work.
The Supreme Court has dismissed the
appeal of plaintiff in the suit of Kdilua {
VS.. A. K. Campbell-Parker and others.
This is the case in which the plaintiff {
sued to cancel a deed to property OPP
oosite Thomas Square, at King and !
hapiolani streets, given to the late
James Campbell by her, on the ground
If alleged coercion and fraud. /
Mrs. Everett wife of Captain Will t
lam Everett, commander of the U. S. S. I
Buffalo, left by the China today for {
San Francisco and Washington, D. c. {
Captain and Mrs. Everett entertained !
1t special dinner last night, Admiral /
md Mrs. Terry at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel where Mrs. Everett has been ,
lomiciled since her arrival three weeks
ago
President Paul r. Isenberg of the
Honolulu Baseball League received by
he steamer SonOma from San Fran
cisco the challenge cup presented by
he Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
company, Ltd, to the League for com
petition between the League bal teams. {
He has handed the cup over to Man
lger c. G. Balentvne of the Rapid
Transit Co, who will place it on exhi-
)tion within a few days.
Every effort is being made to get the
'oters to register. Yesterday the =
lad large banners placed on every {
street car in the city calling the atten- ;
ion of the voters to their duty in the :
natter and to the shortness Of the time .
n which it could be done. Unless there q
s big rush today and tomorrow the :
'ote at this election viii fall far below l.
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