The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-06


today for Maui and Hamallua ports
Beets. June 8, II shiIlings, llia pence;
last previous quotation June 3, IL shil-
lings. loi2 pence.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. %.
H. will meet this evening at Mission
Hall at s o'clock
The ship Governor Robe which ar
rived yesterday from Newcastle
brought 1865 tons Of coal.
Ichizuga, a member of the japanese
Parliament, made a call on Governor
Garter yesterday morning.
The barkentne Benicia sailed at p.
m. yesterday from her anchorage off
port for Eleele TO discharge coal
We possess facilities and experience
That can DE applied to your estate with
advantage. Hawaiian Trust CO.
Other Peoples Money tonight, by re-
quest, at the Orpheum. Between the
acts moving pictures viii be shown.
Now is the time to build and now is
the time To- place an order for Builders
Hardware with as. Levers g. Cooke.
Kerosene lamps consume Oxygen. II
you would breathe fresh air, use incau-
descent lamps. Hawaiian Electric CO.
t. NJ. Boyd. secretary of the Promo
ton Committee, is due TO arrive from
the mainland on the Manchurla, Juae
a.
We keep am immense selection Of Of
fee stationery and can supply your
wants Immediately. Hawaiian News
co.
The rush TO the other islands for sum-
mer vacations is setting in now and for
some weeks all Of the outgoing steam
ers will be crowded.
Mrs. George r Carter will receive
for the last time this season, from half
past three until six o'clock tomorrow
"wednesday afternoon.
Major and Mrs. Purdy left by the
Kinau at noon today for a visit to the
/ Volcano. They expect to return by
the Mauna LOa, June 20.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Atkinson left by
the Einau today to attend the dedica-
ton of the new buildings Of Lahaina-
luna Seminary tomorrow.
The public schools throughout the
Territory viii close for the summer va
cation Friday June IS, and viii reopen
on Tuesday, September 5th.
An inquest Is being held this after
noon to determine the cause Of the
death Of a japanese child that was run
over by an electric car at the Pawaa
Junction some nights ago.
A japanese child, died last night from
the effects Of injuries received by be-
ing struck on the head by a falling
stick from a sky rocket at the Japa-
nese celebration at Aala park last week.
Paul, the little two year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. A. Mott-Smith, died
this morning at 4 o'clock, after an i'll
ness Of four days. He was about two
years old.
Co., has received a cable notifying him
Of the serious illness Of his father at
San Francisco and he will leave on the
Alameda tomorrow.
There was e good house at the Or
pheum last night, and the show took
well. The moving pictures were es-
pecially successful. These will be re-
peated again tonight.
DR.. j. r. Wayson win represent the
local physicians at the Am rican Medi-
cal Association at Portland, Oregon. He
is called away primarily by the sick
ness of his mother and his sister.
London Beets: BY cable received to-
day by the Planters Association, u
shillings, ~ pence. The last previous
quotation was Of the same date, June g.,
received yesterday, y shillings, liz
pence.
The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Auxiliary Of st. Clements church Will
be held at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon at
the Parish House. The meeting Of the
Guild viii Immediately follow at 3
o'clock
AS Kamehameha Day comes this
year on Sunday June II, the annlver-
sary, so far as the schools are concern
ed, viii be observed on Monday June 12.
Schools throughout the Territory Will
be closed on that day.
Dr. c. b. Cooper was named last
night by the Hawaiian Medical Asso-
citation to confer with the Board of
Health regarding plans for the enter
tainment Of Surgeon General Wyman
on his visit to Honolulu.