The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-29

Tennis supplies at Il. o. Hall &

Tennis supplies mt f. O. Hail &
Son
A package containing bathing suit
was lost between Fort and Keeaumoku
streets
The Auu-Mosqutto Committee will
hold public meeting at the Young hu-
tel tonight
The bark Gerard G.. Tobey will be
ready for sea about Sunday. She goes
to San Francisco.
The list of officers of VIM C. Irwin
4 Company for the ensuing year app
pears in this issue.
Yabuchi q yagraut Jap who refused
to work, was given three months in jail
today by Judge Lindsay.
Proposals for coal for Water Works
Pumping stations are advertised for by
the superintendent of Public Works
A great panoramic picture of Wal
killi beach is to be taken from the sea
next Sunday afternoon for advertising
purposes.
f. Geneau was before Judge Lindsay
today en- a charge of numbering L. s.
Harris. The case was continued UNI
til tomorrow.
The Mauna Loa arrived this morning
with her usual story of Hawaiian Won
ders of the sea. This line a sword
fish is the hero.
Forty Chinese charged with gambling
escaped prosecution in the police court
today. as nolle presses had to ne
entered, owing to lack of evidence.
W. H. Knox who is charged with
slashing a native with a razor. WAS
before Judge Lindsay this morning. The
case was continued until August ., as
the alleged victim is still in the hospl-
tai.
There is a hotter place than Honolulu
but no such comfort there as an cleo
trio fan. Why melt and suffocate
when SIS will buy you an electric desk
fan. You can get them at the Ha-
Waiian Electric Co.
The Sunday school of st. Clements
has adjourned until after the school
vacation. A party will be given the chill
dren in the parish house this evening
at O'Clock. 1t is hoped that all will
be present
The best lunch III town is served
every day at the Criterion Saloon, COM
mencing at ii a. m. Tables and chairs
are furnished. The bill of fare is
changed every cay.
Owing to the fact that there is to be
a meeting of tine mosquito committee
at the Young hotel this evening the
band concert that was announced to
take place there will be given at the
Palama station instead.
John0Bevan Hopkins, a native OF
Wales, who has long been a resident Of
Hawaii, died this morning. The fun
eral will be held tomorrow in the
Catholic cathedral and the remains Will
be Inferred in Pearl city cemetery.
A bill for petition was filed in the
Circuit Court this morning by Nettie l..
Scott and others against f. *. Filipo
and others The claim is made on
account of work and services rendered
by w. A Wall is surveying, amounting
to $4,000.
The concert at Haalelea lawn last
night by the symphony club was large
ly attended and proved highly enjoy
able. The various numbers were given
deserved applause and the members of
the club were gratifed at the success
of the affair,
Pacific Import Company will start
Monday at $50 a. m. remnant EN-
broidery sale. This viii be the largest
embroidery sale that has taken place
in this town; 10000 yards of all width
embroi cry and insertions that are
called manufacturers remnants are on
sale for the tiniest prices imaginable
call early and get the choicest pat
| terms
Judge De Bolt this morning granted
| the petition Of Louisa l. Laine tc
amend her foreclosure of mortgage or
property owned by NJ. d. Monsarrat by
adding as parties to the suit the First
| American Savings and Trust Company
| Calvin f. Camp, Walter Hoffman and
| the First rational Bank Of Hawaii. Al
of these parties have mortgages on the