The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
ALEX. Nice. ASHLEY,
Section Director.
An Executive notice is printed in this

An Executive notice is printed in this
! issue.
Morgan announces a sale for Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Irwin & Co. have an important notice
to Sierra passengers in this issue.
There will be a meeting of the Board
Of Health at o'clock this afternoon.
The federal grand jury completed its
work today and was discharged by
Judge Dole.
The Elks are making elaborate plans
for Ladies' Night to be held at Young
Hotel on November 10.
on Friday, the Japanese Emperor's
birthday, a larger American flag than
usual will float over the capitol.
The gambling cases against Alex
Nicholas and others were continued I'M
til tomorrow by Judge Whitney today.
Sayegusa is showing some of the lat
est creations in ladies silk gowns and
kimonos. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
The Territorial grand jury is expected
to make report tomorrow. 1t will be
the first report of the jury since it was
impanelled, two months ago.
E. NJ Boyd took charge of the Ha-
waiian hotel last evening as assistant
manager He will be in charge until
the arrival of the new manager Mr..
Bews.
The premises surrounding the Kalihi
pumping station aEe being laid out
with lawns and are to be otherwise
beautified.
The Independent in its issue of last
night, announced that its publication
would be discontinued. 1t has been
published for little more than ten
years.
one hundred baskets and pots of
Australian maiden hair and other ferns
will be sold at auction tomorrow at
the Kapioani Building by Jas. f. Nor
gan.
Frederick c. Church who relinquish-
ed the management of the Hawaiian
Hotel last night, may become the man
ager Of "a big new hotel to be built in
Manila.
Judge Lindsay has signed an order
allowing and accepting the resignation
of c. G. Bockus as administrator of the
estate of Gustav Broman, and has ap-
pointed H. G. Middleditch administra-
tor.
II. KOlomoku was charged today in
Judge Whitney's court with assault
and battery on the ex-Mrs KoIomoku
and the latters mother. The cases
were continued until tomorrow.
Five Chinese charged with violating
the Adams anti-gambling ordinance
We're dismissed this morning in the po-
lice court, as the court had rendered a
decision yesterday knocking out the
ordinance.
A conference over the establishment
Of labor bureau by the Board of I'M
migration was held yesterday between
the Board and the labor committee of
the Planters Association. No action
however was taken.
Miss Mile Medeiros and Frank
Creedon, secretary to the governor,
We're married last Monday morning at
st. Augustine's Chapel, Waikiki, with
a nuptial mass, Rev. Father James Off
ciating.
j. w. Girvin and G. ], Waller, re-
Gently appointed as jury commissioners
for the First Circuit Court for the
calendar term of 1906, qualified yester-
day. Girvin is a Republican and
Waller a Democrat.
The fall exhibition of the Kilohana
Art League win be open to the public
from November q, to December 3.
Work will be received November II,
and the private view to members will
be November 20.
Today November l (All Saints Day.
$50 a. m, high mass, sermon, collec-
ton at the Catholic Church of St.
John the Baptist. Next day (All Souls
Day. mass at the cathedral c, 7, a.
m. for the dead
Owing to the fact that cases which
We're set for trial at certain times have
been settled or for other causes viii not
be ready, Judge De Bolt will be ready
at 10 a. m Thursday, November 2, to
take up any other cases that may be
ready.
St. Mary's school at Moiliili under
the control of Bishop Restarick, has
moved into new and larger quarters al
most directly across the street from
where the old location was. The new
quarters will be formally opened this
evening.