The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-15
Section Director, U. $. Weather Burea,


Land Court notice appears in this
/ issue.
/ New alpacas. IS inches wide. 6Oc yard
at Whitner & Marshs.
/ The ship Fairport hauls into the
/ stream today to fumigate.
Have you seen the display of Laces
/ and Trimmings at Whitney q Marsh ?
Mrs. Harry Aud tainted at the IIinau
/ wharf today and was taken home in a
! hack
Joe Rodrigues was fined IS and costs
| today By Judge Lindsay for the theft
/ of a whip.
The superintendent of Public Works
| re-advertises for proposals for Kaupoo
steel bridge
The schooner Kawailani arrived last
night from Koolau ports, with 1000
| watermelons.
/ The bark Albert was towed from
Lahaina to Kaanapal yesterday by the
| steamer Likelike
The ship Marion Chlcott clears to-
day for San Francisco. She will sail
tomorrow morning.
The schooner H. c. Wright arrived
at Mahukona last Wednesday from San
francisco, Y days out.
The ship Erskine Nj. Phelps moved
up along side the Hackfeld wharf this
morning, to lie up for the winter.
If the steamer Rosecrans which is eX-
pected today from San Francisco with
oil arrives she will tow the ship Ma
rion Chilcott to the coast.
The Hawaiian Carriage Baseball nine
will play the Magazines, on Sunday at
3 a. m. on the Makiki ground.
There will be special meeting in the
Salvation Army Hall, corner Nuuanu
and King streets, at s o'clock tonight.
The third tournament for the Haleiwa
Challenge cup at Haleiwa tomorrow
has already the largest entry list of
any previous contest and there
probab, at least fifty players.
The Punahou Athletic Association
held "A meeting last night at which a
number of the players We're present. 1t
was decided to gin practice next
Monday, with Fuller and Walker as
coaches
The hall on the second floor over
James MOTIFS plumbing shop and
Woods & Sheldon's store on King
street, is being made over into hall
and gymnasium for the Honolulu Ath-
letic Club.
The rummage sale which was to have
been held by the Catholic Ladies Aid
Society has been indefinitely postponed
Anyone who contributed articles for
sale is asked by those in charge to take
note that the sale will be held later.
Kagijama Manjiro and Tanaka Man
kichi, two Japanese were released from
Oahu prison today after serving nine
months for Illicit distilling. They were
also sentenced to pay fines of $500 each
but the fines We're cancelled on the two
men taking the oath in forma pau
peris.
There will be but one game of base
ball this afternoon at the league park
This is the H. A. c. and Male game.
The Elks have decided to forfeit their
game to the Kams. Manager Richard
son of the Elks decided upon this
| course yesterday, Zamloch and Russell
having left the team.
The old platform at the junction of
Bethel and Hotel streets will be occu-
! pied this evening by the Fifth District
! Republicans, who propose to have a
grand rally there. The Senatorial can
| didates as well as the lower house can
didates, will be present. debate is
on between Achi and Poepoe as to
whether there is a Home Rule party in
the United States.
| There will be a cricket game at Ma
kiNi this afternoon at O'clock when
the Scots will again meet all Corners.
The following are the teams: Scotland
d. w. Anderson, r. Anderson, A.
| w. T. BOttomley, A. A. Cation, J. H.
| Cation, r. r. Cation, J. L. Cockburn,
! D. Glass, NJ. r. Jameson, J. c. McGm,
! j. r. Maclean. Rest of the Clubs.
Beardmore, d. Center, n. Gill, Lieut..
! Gibson F. Harrison, A, Hatfield r. A.
Jordan, r. de B. Layard, c. p. Morse,
! n - Wy