The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-29

A Sheriff's sale notice appears in this
issue.
Tenders for poi are advertised for in
this issue.
The Board OF Health is holding a
meeting this afternoon.
Red, white and blue bunting sc a
yard at whitney & Marsh.
There are 23,6Ol sacks of sugar a.
various Kauai plantations awaiting
shipment.
The $. S. Alameda is due Friday
morning from San Francisco with three
days later mail.
$50 crates potatoes in good condition
will be sold at auction on Friday July
1 By James f. Morgan.
Ire bark Emily f. Whitney has fin
isned discharging coal at Maxwell and
will load sugar on July 1.
The bark Edward May is to sail to-
day from Makaweli for San Francisco
with $4,000 sacks of sugar.
The greatest and most satisfying al
| layer of thirst is a bottle of Primo Lu-
ger. 1t fills the bill in every respect.
young man at present employed by
the local custom house desires a posi-
ton as office assistant or salesman.
Alfred Castle the Punahou pitcher,
may not return till July. 1t is said that
he will be one of Harvards pitchers.
Capta.n Chustianson of the schooner
Helene will retire, it is understood, and
live ashore. He has been coming to this
port for over % years.
The S. $. American arrived at San
Francisco June 1G from New York. She
will come to this place to load sugar for
Delaware Breakwater.
There was no citing Of the county
act commission last night, none of the
members attending. II. f. Cooper,
chairman, is on Hawaii.
Board of Health employees have chal-
lenged the Hackfeld baseball team to
play next Saturday at Kapiolani Park.
The challenge has been accepted.
The Merchants lunch at the Critic
riou is gaining in popularity every day
The dishes are well cooked and well
szrved and the price is reasonable.
On July /, 1904 and thereafter until
further notice the interest coupon of
bonds of the Oahu Railway C Land
Co, viii be cashed at the Bank of Ha-
wall.
The S. s Manchuria has sailed from
Norfolk, Va, en- roTte to San Francis
co. She ought to arrive the latter part
Of August and go on the Oriental run
the same month.
The Hawaiian News Co. has received
a new shipment of Ethelbert Nevins
select vocal music Their stock also
contains songs written by all the
standard composers.
dinner was given at the Hawaiian
Hotel last night in honor of Viscount
Tori, of Japan, who has been a visitor
here some time. I've Viscount was the
guest of DR.. 1. Mort.
Captain w. Smith, formerly of the
bark Mauna Ala which was wrecked in
the quicksand on the Mexican coast
some months ago, is passenger on the
S. S. Alameda for Honolulu.
Police Captain arker is celebrating
the birth of his eighteenth child, SON
who was born at the Maternity Home
last evening. Captain Parker has ten
sons and three daughters living.
Acting Governor Atkinson yesterday
renewed the following liquor licenses:
w. c. Ashley, wine, beer and ale Aiea;
James Mcclellan. deal-r's license, Wal.
mea; r. A. Lucas, retail liquor
The Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
Co has declared semi-annual divl
dend Of three per cent on its preferred
stock and quarterly dividend Of ona
par cent on its common stock, both
payable or June 70.
A letter from Governor Carter to Act
ing Governor Atkinson states that I'm a
conversation with Secretary of War
Tort concerning military matters in
Hawaii. Tiff promised TO DO what h
could to- return the Armory lot to the
Territorial government.
Funds for the maintenance Of the
Territorial Weather Bureau run out at
the end Of the present month and unless
money from some other source than the
government Is obtained the compiling
OF weather statistics will have to be
discontinued for a few weeks. The Fed
eral service is not yet ready.
A fine lire of oak furniture, and gem
eral furnishings of a household will be
sold at the residence of DR.. Geo. w
Burgess, corner of Fort and Vineyard
streets, tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m.
There is also an operating chairs sur
gical instruments and driving mare
and a single seat buggy etc Articles
are now on view. Sale win be con-
Quoted bY Jas f. Morgan,