The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-20
ALL&. MCC. ASHLEY,
Section Director

Section Director.
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Miss Emma Akamu left for her home
at Hilo today by the steamer Kinau.
Miss Emma Daniels will leave today
for Maui to pass her summer vacation
The S. 5. Nevadan had cargo of
1913 tons of sugar for San Francisco
/ last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Holt and family
| leave today i'm the Manchuria for a
long visit on the mainland
NJ. b. Curtis Novelty Company will
appear at the Orpheum for one week
| commencing Friday June 23rd.
We are holding a special sale of
Linoleum this week. All our stock is
guaranteed Levers & Cooke.
The Ladies' Auxiliary A. O. H., will
hold its regular meeting in Mission
Hall at S o'clock this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom HolIinger WELDON,
ed their thirteenth child to their home
this morning. 1t is a little daughter.
This is election day but not a legal
holiday and the banks and other places
Of business are open.
Baroness Anna Won Meyerink is a re-
turning passenger on the Manchuria.
She has been in the Orient for some
time.
Mrs. Basil Duke and Miss Duke OF
Kentucky who are visiting s. NJ. Bal
lou, are booked to leave on the Man
churia.
Miss Irene Crook of Makawao Maui
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ,
Graham. She will leave by the Man
churia.
Fresh fiction is constantly being re-
ceived by the Hawaiian News Co. and
may be inspected at the Young Build
ing store.
The Hawaiian Trust Co., fulflls the
wishes expressed in last testaments,
property.
A. D. Boyer and Miss Jennie Nielsen
will be married at the home of the
bride, Nuuanu and I<ukui streets, on
Monday evening next
Mrs. r. G. Moore will leave on the
Manchurla for a four months trip in
Guiding Portland, Buffalo, n. Y, and
Southern California.
Among the through passengers on
the S. $. Manchuria today for San
Francisco are r. E. Fisher and c. A.
Magelhaus of the American army.
Lord & Belser's dredge, Governor is
receiving its machinery, which arrived
in the steamer Sonoma and will be
ready for service i'm about ten days.
Electric light is the most perfect light
that the world possesses today. We
should like to explain its multitudnous
advantages to you. Hawaiian Electric
Company.
Miss Muriel Shepherd, who has been
here for some time, departs for the
coast in the Manchuria. A farewell
dance was given in her honor at odd
Fellows Hall last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Taylor, who are
in charge of the government school at
Kipahulu, Maui, are now in Honolulu.
Mrs. Taylor will go to the coast for the
summer. Mr.. Taylor will spend a part
at least of his vacation on Kauai.
Clarence y. Mcdonald, principal Of
Lahaina Seminary, was naturalized
by Judge Dole yesterday. He is a
native of Canada. His sponsors i'm
court We're Principal Edgar Wood of
the Normal school and George e. Rugg
Among the school teachers who eX-
pect to leave i'm the Manchuria to
spend their school vacations on the
coast, some taking i'm the Portland eX-
position, are Misses Mollie Graves, Sa-
! die McLane, Ella Stansbury, Bernice
| Cook.
James b Richard, whose home is at
| Honokaa, Hawaii, now a cletrk in the
| Interior Department at Washington,
| was among the graduates Of Columbia
! University at the recent commence
ment, receiving the degree of Bachelor
| of Laws.