The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-29

pence; last previous quotation June g.
II shiIiugs ~ pence.
Alabama" at the Opera House to-
night
The open season for doves begins
/ Saturday.
/ The S. S. Aorangi is due here July
I, from Victoria and Vancouver.
A towel window at Pacific Import
CO. Prices indicate a clearing sale.
. The steamer Mikahala viii depart
/ this afternoon on her regular run to
/ Kauai ports.
/ There win Doe a special meeting Of
| Honolulu Temple no. 1 Rathbone Sis
/ ters this evening.
The steamer Mauna Loa is due to-
morrow morning from her run to Maui
and Hawaii ports.
The steamer Claudine is to depart
Saturday morning for san Francisco
to be overhauled
A bookkeeper Is wanted to cake
charge of set Of books and to take
general charge of the office affairs.
Chillren's white dresses at your own
price at Pacific Import Co. Goods
marked in plain figures. See window
display.
Sachs gigantic clearance sale is now
I'm progress and promises TO DE the
greatest bargain event I'm the history
of the city.
During the dry goods clearing sale
Of Pacific Import CO., every yard Of
goods has been reduced, the stock is
clean and fresh.
Postmaster Joseph Pratt has remov-
ed his residence from } dc Heights
to the Captain Godfrey place at Nuu-
anu avenue and School street
Alexander y. Cedarlof has been aD-
pointed book-keeper at Kipahulu
plantation. With Mrs. Cedarlof he left
by the Maui for his new home.
Saturdays games are the last Of the
first series Of the season. The Ems ana
the Honolulu Athlete club viii contest
and the Kamehamehas and Males.
The Governors proclamation I'm re-
gard to the reservation Of land for the
establishing and maintaining a hos
pital station appears I'm this issue.
We have vast assortment Of i'm
ported delicacies, all fresh and good,
suitable for a days picnic or an ex-
tended sojourn in the county Henry
May q co.
Great values I'm Peau de Sole silk,
Surah silk and Tafetta silk viii be on
sale during the great clearing sale at
Pacific Import Co. silk on sale qua
ranteed or money back if not satis-
factory.
W. A. Bowen has peuuored the
Court Of Land Registration for title
Ia
thereon, situate I'm Makiki, Honolulu,
and containing an area Of $1,000 square
feet
j. VI. Webb, who has left for the
coast received handsome dress SUIT
case from his fellow ethodists be-
fore going. At a meeting Of the So
ciety he was warmly complimented By
Pastor Wadman.
There viii be play IN the Haleiwa
Golf tournament next Sunday. The
Haleiwa cup will be contested for. A. I
Mahaulu has his name twice on the
cup and needs only to get it there once
more to have the cup for good
Today June 49, the day Of st. Peter T.
and St. Paul, holy day Of obligation "
the Catholic Church Of ST.. John the
Baptist, Ealihi-waena, IN charge OF
Rev Father Clement, there was high
mass with sermon and collection at $50
this morning.
Mrs. and Miss Alexander Lyle enter /
tanned a number Of friends at their
home, Magazine street, on Tuesday ev- /
ening, I'm honor Of Mr.. Lyle's birthday. /
Those who attended describe it as a
very happy event As a birthday re- |
minder Mr.. Lyle was presented with a
gold watch and Mason's charm.
The members Of the Local Grand /
Army post called I'm n body to pay
their respects to Mrs. Anna Wright. /
Tuesday evening Mrs. WrlghFs late
husband, John n. Wright was an en- .
thusastic member OF the Grand Army.
and Mrs. Wright, who was very fire. |
quently hostess at its camp fires. keeps
up her interest I'm IT,
PROFIT TAI IL UAHAnTOAv