The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12
ALIEN. Nice. ASHLEY,
Section Director.

Arbor day proclamation appears in
this issue.
A. w Judd left by the S. $. Enter
prise today for San Francisco.
Hayada was taken into custody today
by officer Mkt on a charge of per-
jury
Fred Angus was departing pas
scnger for san Francisco by the s. 5.
Enterprise today
Proposals for constructing a sanitary
sewer in Channel street are advertised
for in this issue
Auction sale of miscellaneous goods
at Morgans' salesrooms tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Hogs are ex-
pected home on the Korea, leaving
San Francisco today.
Mervyn and Charles Simpson have
joined the small farmers" at Wahia-
wa for a week or so.
T. Give Davies and family who have
been in England for the past year are
now on their way here.
General Davis has just completed an
extensive addition to his attractive
home ON Hastings street.
The failure Of the transport Thomas
to arrive this morning from san Fran
cisco caused considerable disappoint-
ment.
j. A. McCandless leaves for San
Francisco on the Ventura on business,
connected with the new McCandIess
building.
A. G. Kauukou, w. A. Greenwen
and w. J. Sheldon were all sworn IN
as attorneys, in the Supreme court
this morning.
Mrs. $. A. GuliCIl has been i'll at her
home at Kalihi for the past two weeks.
She is recovering and may be out again
in a few days.
Sanitarium Health foods are rational
foods for this climate and their regular
use results in health and happiness.
Henry May & Co.
The Hawaii Herald says that Konu
Sugar Company has about 300 acres of
excellent cane and that the laborers
are paid promptly.
A cablegram has been received say
ing that Miss Josephine Soper left
England for home yesterday. She will
remain some time in Boston.
The sale of leather bags, satchels,
purses and handkerchiefs is now in
progress at Sachs; never before were
prices cut and slashed as at this sale.
The Parker ranch case continued this
morning before Judge Lindsay, with
Ikua Purdy still under cross examina-
ton regarding the ranch management.
Haleakala Ranch Company on Maui
will experiment with tobacco. 1t is
claimed that one of the stockholders
will furnish 100000 for the experiment.
j. S. Martin will probably remove his
business to the second floor of the Nc
Intyre building. "The Third House"
will have to find a new meeting place.
The best of fountain pens may be
procured at Hawaiian News Co. Self
filters or the regular standard pens are
always in stock. Fine supply now on
hand.
Secretary Atkinson is taking great
interest in Arbor day. and is working
up plan to give prizes to school,
children for the best trees planted on
the day.
On Monday and Tuesday October 18
and H. the members of the Catholic
Ladies Aid Society will hold a rum
mage sale in the vacant store in
Bailey's block on Alapai street, above
the pumping station.
Lieutenant-Colonel William b. Davis
the chief surgeon of the department OF
the Visayas has also been ordered to
return to the United States. He will
leave Manila for San Francisco on the
October transport.-Manila Times.
AN Evening in Japan" is the subject
of an illustrated lecture which Rev. ].
w. Wadman of the Methodist church
will give tonight at o'clock at the
Salvation Army hall. A cordial well
come is extended to the public to at
tend this interesting lecture.
Saturday evening a local company
of Hawaiians will give a performance
in the Orpheum, at which old-time hui
las, meles, chants, etc, will be sung.
Some musical instruments very seldom
heard in public will be used in accom-
Danying the dancers TicLpts for tbis