The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-30
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Territorial Meteorological.

A Probate notice appears in this is
| sue
Whitney and Marsh semi-annual
| Monday morning.
The finest soda in the city can be had
at Chambers Drug Co.
The Kinau was crowded with passen-
| gers today from Hilo and way ports.
The S. s. American is scheduled to
sail for Delaware Breakwater from Hilo
today.
Maui Home Rulers at Waikiki voted
down a proposition to fuse with the
Democrats
A large shipment of The Herring Hall
Marvin Safe have just been received by
T. II. Davies & co.
The bark ANY Turner is expected to
get away for San Francisco today from
Hilo, with a cargo of sugar.
The Roosevelt club Will hold an i'm
portant meeting this evening at 1870 p.
m. at the Republican Headquarters.
Judge Robinson today appointed Jes-
sic *. Iaae Administrative pendente
lite of the estate of Margaret V. Car
ter.
W. A. Bissel of the Santa Fe system
will leave next Tuesday on the 5. 5.
Ventura for San Francisco. His party
will accompany him.
The Home Rulers of Oahu are to
hold their convention in Honolulu on
Monday The party is much at sea for
a policy and candidates
Bill of fare changed daily at the Cri-
terion lunch. Service between II a. m.
and 1870 p. m. The table is good and
at a moderate charge.
The postponed baseball game between
the Hackfelds and Advertisers will
take place tomorrow morning between
3 and $3.50 at Kapiolani Park.
The oil ship Marion Chilcott does not
return to San Francisco this trip but
I goes to Alcatraz Landing, Santa Bar
bara county, California for load of
fuel oil
Cool, comfortable and a corr ct figure
can be found i'm the w and b corset
handled by E. w. Jordan & Co., Ltd.
They have a large stock and claim they
are the proper thing.
j. Pritchard, of Honollaa, makes his
first visit in eleven years to Honolulu,
this week, to be present at the dedica-
ton of the new odd Fellows Hall on
July 3O.-Hilo Tribune.
n. 5. Sachs Dry Goods CO. call the at
tention of bathers to the new line of
bathing suits caps and slippers just
opened. These are i'm black and navy
blue, all prettily trimmed.
NJ. p. Copley, Of Honolulu, was APP
pointed last week by Sheriff Andrews
of Hilo on the mounted police force,
succeeding Joe Cook who is now in
the employ of the Hilo Saloon.
A golf tournament will be held at Ha-
leiwa on Sunday of next week, where
the links will undoubtedly draw large
crowd, The Hawaiian Government
/ Band viii play there all that day.
Senator John 7. Brown of Hawaii
gave a luau at his home on Reeds Bay,
Tuesday afternoon i'm honor of Mrs. c.
). Holloway of Honolulu. Dancing
was INDUCED in later in the evening.
] In the suit Of Samuel Parker against
the Metropolitan Meat Company stipu-
lation was filed today agreeing that the
defendant may have twenty days adj
/ ditional time in which to plead, answer
or demur
At the meeting of the Punahou trus-
tees on Thursday, the resignation Of s.
| e. Damon was presented and accepted.
]
ton was that pressure of business de-
manded all his time.
An order was issued by Judge Rob
inson today setting Monday September
5th for the hearing of the petition of
Kalama of Eva husband of Uaeole,
who died intestate last April, for letters
of administration of her estate.
The first handicap competition of the
Moana Golf Club begins at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. At the hour the first
drawing will take place. For the con-
venience of members unavoidably de-
ttained a second drawing win be held
at 8 o'clock
Queen Liliuokalani, accompanied by
John Aimoku and F.. Aea, arrived We'd
nesday afternoon for a short stay in
Hilo, returning on today's steamer. The
Il Queen is much improved in health and
contemplates returning to Washington
during the next session Of Congress
1 HilO Tribune
Pacific Import Company will start