The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-16


p. m. today for Seattle.
The T. S. S. Iriquois will probably re-
turn tomorrow from Lahaina.
There will be a meeting of the Board
of Health this afternoon at o'clock.
The S. S. hawaiian is to sail from
Kahului tomorrow for San Francisco.
The regular meeting of the Honolulu
Engineering Society is postponed till
next month.
The barkentine James Tuft is discharg-
ing coal at Makaweli. She had 400 tons
out yesterday.
The schooner Alice Cooke got away
today for San Francisco with full
! load of sugar.
The schooner Alice Cooke sailed this
morning for San Francisco with about
! 1900 tons Of sugar.
! We have just received a new assort-
ment of summer drinks and cordials.
Henry May & Co.
The ship Manga Reva was still at
Kaanapali yesterday loading sugar for
Delaware Breakwater.
The Kamehameha Alumni Associa-
ton will hold a special meeting this
evening June Is at 1890
There viii be a special mee.in.; Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary, \. Q F., in Mission
Hail at 1880 this evening.
Sugar: June Is, 4.2S125 cents a pound,
$S5.625 a ton; last previous quotation
June IA, 4.25 cents a pound.
The S. S. Manchuria will leave on
/ Wednesday for San Francisco. She is
| due on Tuesday from the Orient.
! William S. Fleming was yesterday
added to the list of candidates for
membership in theBar Association
George p. Thielen received a cable
gram from San Francisco yesterday,
quoting. II. c. e S. Co. there at S31-4
| bid and SO IL asked.
! Some beautiful medals offered by the
Y. NJ. I. to the best students along GER
tain lines at st. Louis College are
shown in Wichman's window.
The Hawaiian Society of the Sons OF
the American Revolution will hold it's
annual meeting at 1870 +. m. tomorrow.
June 18th, IN the directors room, Bank
of Hawaii.
Forestry and Irrigation, the organ OF
the American Forestry Association,
has an article in the April number on
/ 1.-THE Sandalwood Tree in Hawaii" by
/ c. H. Judd.
Z
plete are wanted. See classified ads.
! Ask your grocer for Libby's Natural
Flavor Food Products. Their reputa-
ton is worldwide. H. Haclzfeld & Co.,
Distributors.
II. McCants Stewart announces his
int ntiOn of leaving Hawaii. He init
mates as a reason that the climate does
not agree with his wife. He seems to
expect to go to New York, though he
may got to Chicago.
The trial of the Japanese charged
with conducting an immoral perform
ance recently in the attack on the Jap
anese consul general, was concluded
, this morning in the district court and
argument will be heard this afternoon.
Rev. e. w. Thwing, recently back
from the Orient will give an account
of what he saw of the great naval
battle in the 4-orean Straits and other
interesting experiences, in the Method
list church next Sunday evening.
Word has been received by Judge
Lindsay of the death of Jack c. Meyer
at Toxic on the first of May. Meye.
was formerly bookkeeper at Naalehu
plantation Kau, and had many friends
:
ten years ago. His folks live in San
Francisco.
! One of the railway coal barges sprung
a leak last night in the Irmgard slip
and sank to a level with the water.
She had aboard about rs tons of coal
which was to be put into the S. S. So
noma' The coal was transferred to q
new barge this morning.
time that the Chillngworth jury was
OUT is amusing" remarked Job Batche-
Tor this morning, Il was foreman of
the jury and may SAY that so far as
the opinion of the whole twelve was
concerned there was no real necessity
for retiring at all. It was necessary of
course to have the verdict put in proper
shape and that took three or four
minutes I suppose"
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