The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-02

A notice 10 jurors appears in this is
sue.
The Supreme Court will meet on
Tuesday.
st. Clements Sunday School will re-
open tomorrow.
| The John Ii Estate has a warning
notice in this issue.
| Mrs. J. L. Mclean and two children
returned home in the Mongolia.
! William Ashman has been appointed
chef steward on the S. 5. China.
| George Robertson has been appointed
| freight clerk of the S S. Mongolia.
! The steamer Kinau was sighted 20
miles east this morning at 1880 o'clock.
The Kinau brought definite news of
the injuries to Carl Widemann, which
are not serious.
This is Ex-Queen Liluokalanis birth
day and it is being celebrated at her
Waikiki residence.
Phil. b. Dankey, formerly connected
with the local press, is now editor of
the Manila Bulletin.
on Thursday, September :, Judge De
Bolt will call the odd-numbered cases
on the civil calendar.
The third annual report of the Sea-
mans Institute for the year ending June
80, last, has just been issued.
Preparations for the feast at the cele-
bration of the Queens birthday began
early this morning at Waikiki.
An appeal has been taken by Attor-
ney c. W. Ashford from the decree of
foreclosure against the Orpheum.
The case of Kaaneilii, supervisor elect
of Kauai county is to come up in
| the Supreme Court next Tuesday.
Some butter is a pound good and a
pound Indifferent. Crystal Springs But
ter is good all the time. Metropolitan
Meat Co.
United States District Attorney r.
w. Breckons and Marshal Hendry re-
turned from Hawaii on the Kinau this
morning.
! The September term of the first cir
cult court begins on Tuesday, Judge
Lindsay will swear i'm and charge the
Grand Jury.
H. Hackfeld and Company have
brought suit against S. Konuhawa and
J w Mason, of Hilo, for $3.50 alleged
to be due on a note.
When you smoke General Arthur
Cigar you are enjoying a brand that
has been a favorite for years. Gunst
Eakin Cigar Co., distributors.
Superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway is going to Hilo next week on
business. He will inspect depart
ment work of the past year.
DO not accept the just as good" in
sist upon trying Rainier Beer. You viii
always order tit never changes
Rainier Bottlng Works, Kewalo.
The library will be closed for the
circulation of books on Monday Sep
TENDER 4, Labor Day, at 1 p. m. The
reading room will be open as usual.
Major Milsaps will conduct a service
ia the Salvation Army hall on Sunday
evening at p. m. A cordial invitation
is extended to every one to attend.
1 Robert Weidensall, a member of the
international Committee of the Y. NJ
c. A.. will address the mems meeting
tr Association Hall Sunday at 4:SO.
Postmaster Pratt yesterday morninG
received a cablegram from the Post
master General, ordering all mail fo
the Taft party to be sent to San Fran
cisco.
DO not forget the service in the Cos
pei Mission" this evening at 1880 il
the Oregon Block, Hotel street. oppo
site Bishop street. Bright, breezy, in
spring.
Sachs. Dry Goods Co. are now show
ing some great novelties i'm ladies' dres
goods which arrived recently and ar
worth the inspection of every lady il
Honolulu.
Should the S. S. Nevadan arrive to
morrow, Henry May & Co. will hav
California fresh fruits and vegetable
ready for Mondays delivery. The stor
win close on Monday at noon.
San Francisco papers state that ther
was stealing done by Fsome body a
board the S. S. Ventura on her las
trip from Honolulu. One passenger wa
robbed Of $50 in cash. others had mino
articles stolen.
The fore mast of the bark Criffel wa
= unstepped yesterday under the directio
n of Louis, Marks of the stevedoring com
pany. The mast was sprung on the re