The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-17

August S, 10 shtllings.
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Gus Schuman leaves by the China to-
day for a brief business trip to the
coast
! The list of officers of the Honolulu
Chamber Of Commerce appears in this
issue.
B. F. Dillingham; is a passenger by
the China this afternoon for San Fran
cisco.
A pigs tusk pin with initials T. X.
| X, V. X, F. II. X. and p. X. Return
this office. Reward.
! Mr.. and Mrs P. C. Jones and Miss
Alice Jones leave by the China this
afternoon for the coast
There VIII be a rehearsal for the
principals and Chorus" of the "Sere-
made tonight at Elks' Hall.
Prof. Hitchcock who has been here
with Prof. Perkins studying volcanoes,
leaves by the China this afternoon.
F. w. Macfarlane, Master Macfarlane
and Misses Alice Macfarlane are de-
parting passengers by the China today
Mrs. Tom James is on her way to
Honolulu. She left Paris August up
.
band.
f. A. Richmond returned in the So
mona and will shortly assume his new
position of principal of the Hilo high
school,
Out of 48 candidates taking the
teachers examinations % failed to
pass. Only four won first-class certi-
fcates.
Mrs. Harry Lewis and son departed
on the Sonoma last evening for the
/ Colonies. They will be away for sew
eral months.
! John F. Wilson, formerly of the San
/ Francisco Chronicle, arrived yesterday
by the Sonoma to join the local staff
of the Advertiser.
The China sails at o'clock this af-
ternoon. Ordinary mail closes at the
post office at o'clock and registered
/, mail at $3.50 o'clock.
/. Prof. G. Fl. Perkins, State Geologist
of Vermont who has been here for sew
eral weeks studying our volcanoes, re-
turns by the China to the coast this
afternoon.
L. X. Kentwell who goes to the Lew
is & Clark Exposition and will deliver
lectures in Oregon and California on
the Chinese exclusion question, leaves
by the China this afternoon.
Major and Mrs w. A. Purdy are
booked to leave today on the China for
San Francisco. They viii be away
from the islands for some time.
( Twenty thousand dollars worth of
California & Hawaiian Sugar Refinery
by the Hawa ian Trust Company at
$1O15O.
G. p. Robertson formerly editor and
proprietor of the Maui News intends
to settle on and cultivate tract of
land at Puupukea, on the northern part
of this island.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hogs and
/ two of their little daughters leave by
TIE China for the coast this afternoon
Mrs. Hogs and the children viii so
to Oregon "a visit friends and relptiveS.
There was no meeting of the Board
of Health yesterday. At a future
meeting the question of English exam
nations of physicians for license will
be dealt with.
Principal Copeland of the WaiIu1u
llSu SCuOOl - GAlGCltu III lONl lOAtbS'
coming to argue his case against Mrs.
Harry, assistant to him, before the
Board of Education.
Advices from Maui are that the re-
port that c. L. Clement is to retire
from the Maui News is without foun-
dation. There is some talk of moving
the paper to Kahului.
Many eastern railroads are asking
the Promotion Committee to send on
fresh supplies of Hawaiian literature
for distribution this fall. The litera-
ture will be shipped from the Coast
offices.
The ]. A. M. Johnson Co., Ltd, have
an innovation i'm the line of office sup
plies and that is they are ready to
supply any person who needs a book
keeper or an expert stenographer. See
their ad in this issue,
Judge J. Coulter of Sydney, N. S. W.,
accompanied by his brother Med. Coul-
ter a practising barrister, who passed
through on the Sonoma yesterday,
were the guests of Judge Gear while in
town. The judge showed his visitors
the Bishop Museum and other points
of interest about Honolulu.