The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20

An entertainment was given at the
Seamen's Institute Saturday night.
Savings Bank book No. ASA has been
lost. Return to Bank of Hawaii.
Josephine b. Freitas dr. SIS maker 1877
Punchbowl Street All work neatly
done.
Clerk ] "A. Thompson leaves for Kau
tomorrow, to attend a court term at
Waiohinu.
Dividend No. 1O1 of Eva Plantation
Co. will be paybale on Wednesday, No
vember 90.
Governor Carter was in the executive
returned from Lanai.
p. McLane arrived by the w. G. Hall
from Kauai to attend the meeting of
the Planters Association.
The debris trains on the water front
were delayed Saturday by reason OF
one of the cars getting off the track.
Call in at X. Ishoshima and see their
assortment of holiday goods before
making your purchases
There will be a meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
L
Central Union church.
The argument in the case of c. H.
Willis against Supervisor Kanealii has
been set for next Monday morning, in
the Supreme Court.
The members first view" of the fall
exhibit of the Kilohana Art League will
be given tonight at the League rooms
in the Young building.
The Supreme Court may decide the
question of District Magistrate Whit
neys jurisdiction to try county ordi-
nance cases next Wednesday.
1t was expected that the bark Wea-
thersfield would depart from Kama
pail for Port Townsend last Friday
with three of her recaptured sailors in
irons
Judge Kepoikai returned from Kauai
by the W. G. Hall yesterday morning.
He went there to hold court in some
cases in which Judge Hardy was dis
qualified.
Protect your estate by STIMULATING
that the executor of your last will and
testament shall furnish bond with the
Fidelity & Deposit Co., of Md. Bishop
& Co., agents.
The long looked for cut in the price
of beef has at last become an accom-
plfshed fact and we are now offered
choice cuts at 121A cents per pound
Maui News.
The steamer Maui arrived early yes
terday morning from Hawaii and Maa-
laea with a fair sized amount of cargo.
H. p. Baldwin and DR.. Armitage ar
rived on her.
y cylinder head on the steamer Clau-
dine blew out Friday night while she
was en- route from Honolulu to La
haina. A delay of two hours was neces-
sary to make repairs.
The tug Leslie Baldwin lis being
repaired at the marine railway by the
Honolulu Iron Works. Several new
plates are being put in her. She
will get away for Kahului about the
end of the week.
There will be a Union Rally of all
Young Peoples societies of Oahu this
Monday) evening, at the Kamehameha
chapel. Rev. G. D. Edwards, pastor of
the Christian church will deliver the
address of the evening.
Mr.. Burk of the Harrison Mutual
Burial Association proposes ITO de-
monstrate to the Relief and Burial AS
ISOLATION of this city how strict are
Uncle Sans copyright laws, by bring
ing suit for infringement of copyright.
The steamer w. G. Hall arrived
early yesterday morning from Kauai
ports with a good sized crowd of pas
sengers. There have been heavy rains
on the lea side of Kauai during the
week. The barkentine Puako had dis
charged 1 200 tons of coal at Eleele.
julius Opfergelt who has been sugar
boiler for the past two years for the
Waiakea Sugar Company, has accepted
similar position with Koloa Planta-
ton, on Kauai. Before going to Waia-
kea he was employed in similar capaci-
ties on Kauai. Mr.. and Mrs. Opfergelt
left for their new home by the Mika-
hala last Thursday.
Secretary Murray Of the Republican
Territorial Central Committee has COM
piled figures showing the comparative
size of the party convention under pre-