The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-21

Dividend No. IS of Eva Plantation
! Co, is payable on August 81.
| Auction sale of gene al merchandise
at Morgan's salesroom tomorrow.
/ 1t is stated that the Missionary
schooner Morning Star will be offered
| for sale
A white pointer female dog is lost.
! Please return to Sheriffs office and re-
ceive reward.
The schooner Lady brought a load
of watermelons from Koolau ports yes
! terday morning.
| F. NJ .Swanzy is reported to have
had an interview with the viceminister
of Foreign Affairs in Toxic.
! Some of the Japanese of the city
celebrated the japanese festival Of Bo-
nodori last Saturday night
Fish Inspector Herring of Hio in
spected 2OS,31S fish during the six
months ending the past six months.
! e. Nahum, manager of the Papale-
koa store at Waimea, Kauai, returned
| 10y the Siberia this morning from a
| trip to The coast.
Twenty-one steamers called at La
haina between August 1 and August II
each bringing mail. This is said to
break the record.
]. c. Cohen has cabled from San
Francisco that the Hawaiian band I'M
der the direction of Captain Berger is
making a great hit.
Miss Ida Mcdonald of Lahainaluna
will take charge of the history de-
partment in the Normal School at Ho-
nOlulu the beginning of next term.
The little son of Mrs. Annie Kearns
was knocked down by a trolley car on
Hotel street about 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The child was not seriously
hurt.
Mrs. Louis Bushnell and children
wish to thank their friends for their
kindly help and beautiful flower offer
ings given on the occasion of their sad
| bereavement.
r. w, Filler superintendent of the
Kahului Railroad met with an accident
the other day while inspecting a new
spur of track, which will lay him up
for several days.
NCrval MacGregOr who will be re-
membered by many as leading man
| for Janet Waldorf when that artist
! played an engagement here is now
playing leading parts in the Angelus
stock Company at Los angeles.
a reception was held yesterday after
noon at "Mochizuki," the japanese
| club house on the Beach Road in honor
of Mr. Mijilawa, the new vice-man-
/ ager of the Yokohama Specie Bank,
who arrived recently from Japan, sue
! ceeding Mr.. Saliurai who is returning
to his native country.
The celebration of the feast of Our
Lady of the Mount took place yester-
day at the Catholic church in Kalihiuka
There was a large attendance of gaily
clad men, women and children and
additional cars were run to carry the
crowds. The Concordia band was in
attendance and furnished excellent
music.
The Hawaii Shinpo says that of 800
intending Japanese immigrants ready
to sail from Yokohama for Hawaii, 45O
were rejected because of physical i'm
pediments, mos ttrachoma. The Shin
20 suggests that the Emigration COM
panies, which have been curtailed some
what in their power over emigrants, is
getting in it's revenge.
Wong Kock a Chinese who was
wanted by the police on a charge of
stabbing a countryman, was caught
yesterday in Camp 8, at Waialua plan
tation by Assistant Sheriff Vida, De-
rputy Sheriff A. Cox and officer Apana.
j, Smith is charged with stealing a
coat from some soldiers at Camp Nc
Kinley. He says he-is sick and can
not secure work.