The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-27

A dog has been lost See classified
ads.
A probate notice appears in this is
sue
For rent or lease property HOS Ala
PAL street. See classified ads.
Twenty per cent discount on print
| linoleums this week at Levers &
| Cooke.
Mrs. o. p. Emerson leaves by the
Alameda for an extended stay on the
mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Kerr and family
leave by the Alameda for a visit to
the coast.
Sugar: June 20, 4.25 cents a pound,
SS5 ton; last previous quotation June
%, 4.3O cents.
Firewood will be sold at auction to-
morrow at Irmgard wharw. Jas. f.
Morgan auctioneer
Beets: June &c, II shillings ~ pence;
last previous quotations June "a, II
shillings pence.
The Red Men in body viii attend
the Orpheum tonight to see the Cur
tbs Variety show.
Mrs Gerard Barton leaves by the
Alameda. She goes for extended mu-
steal study abroad.
We have just received a large stock
Of new music for the Angelus Piano
player. Hawaiian News Co., Ltd.
Light your home with incandescent
electric light and save expense, trouble
and worry. Hawaiian Electric Co.
The Kilohana Art League will hold
a meeting in the League Rooms this
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock The prize
stories will be read.
The new telephone directory Will
shortly be published and all persons
desiring any changes made should no.
tify the office before June 20.
Brother Bertram who has been at
the head of st. Louis College for more
than a score of years, leaves by the
Alameda. He will not return.
Guard against probable contingencies
by renting a safe-deposit box in our
fre-proof vault The cost is only
SIS a year. Hawaiian Trust Co.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Makaha Coffee Co.. Ltd, will be held
ON Friday afternoon June 30 sat 3
o'clock at the Office of Jas. T. Morgan,
The SIS Alameda is to sail tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock for san
francisco. She win take a full cargo
of freight and a large crowd of pas
scr"ers
The Board of Education has COM
piled rules and regulations for the
Department. A draft has been Sub
mitted to Governor Carter for his APP
proval.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Whitney sail by
the Alameda for the coast and the east
Mrs. Whitney has been at the head of
the local w. c. T. U. ever since it's
organization.
The attention of County officials and
office men is called to the advantages
of using Underwood Typewriters and
Globe-Wernicke Book cases and files
over other makes.
George Allen, who arrived here only
short time ago after an absence of
some years in the states, and who
it was reported, intended to contest the
will of the late S. c. Allen, is booked
to DEPART by the Alameda.
Sachs store will be closed all day
tomorrow in order that preparations
may be completed for the great annual
Nltdl dllCe SAFE winch commences on
Thursday and which will be the great
est event of its kind ever held in the
territory.
The Press Club of San Francisco
lately had two days outing at the
Hotel Tuxedo in the Santa Cruz noun
tains. Francis w. Smith formerly
manager of the Hawaiian Hotel, is the
| manager of the Tuxedo and was the
| host Of the occasion.
! After q seven months drought in
Kau, which dried vegetation through
out the district almost to a parchment
| several hard showers two weeks ago
freshened the cane and gave a supply
of water which has enabled the Pahala
Plantation to start grinding.
| Four companies of infantry are ex-
| pected to arrive on the Logan next
| week. They will relieve the artillery
companies now at Camp Mckinley.
A protest was in circulation yester-
! day, receiving many signatures, against