The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-13

All Territorial offices will be closed
, Regatta Day.
There will be no meeting Of the Board
Of Health today.
The schooner Woodbury. sailed for
Midway this morning.
Secretary Atkinson went to Kaua'
! yesterday on business.
The L. s. 5. Iroquos may not depart
for Midway until Friday.
Morgan will sell Is fine German
canaries at Auction Friday.
No passengers left on the bark An
ME Johnson today for San Francisco,
The ship Henry Willard has finished
discharging and is now awaiting orders.
Secretary Atkinson was "a years or
/ age yesterday. He will be old enough
/ to be governor in another year.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Schweitzer sail to-
! day on the China for Japan, China and
/ the Philippines on a pleasure tour
/ The bark Mohican signed on a crew
today and will probably depart tomor-
row for San Francisco in sugar ballast.
| Three Japanese who are alleged to
/ have been operating a che-fa bank
were captured in Kakaako this after
noon.
! Bishop Restar,ck has moved his Of
/ fee from his residence on Beretania
street to the Robertson house near the
/ Cathedral.
At the meeting of the American
Board in San Francisco. p. c. Jones
will preside at the evening session on
/ september q.
! Mrs. A. b. Wood left for Kauai yes
terday to be away a month. While on
/ the Garden Island she will be the guest
of Mrs w. H. Rice.
/ The last of the telephone and electric
! light poles on the EsDlanade Eva of
/ the Brewer Office building were re-
moved this morning.
! John p. Curtis, clerk at Kailua Ha-
wall for the Third Territorial Circuit
| Court, sent his resignation in yesterday
to take effect October l.
Chief Clerk auckland of the Execu-
/ tive Office has been granted a further
| leave a absence until October 18th.
auckland is now in San Francisco.
! o. st. John Gilbert, who returned
/ from the coast by the China. was the
guest of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson
at her ranch in Santa Clara Valley.
| First class tickets to all stations on
/ the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa cou
non tickets are row on sale at the
Office of Trent 6 CO., ESQ Fort street.
Fischer pianos are being sold by us
| for cash or on u small monthly install
/ ment plan which places them within
/ the reach of everybody. Hawaiian
/ News Co. Ltd.
! p. Maurice Mcmahon has written to
/ friends announcing the death of his
mother at Wldnes Lancashire, Eng
, land, August 90 Mr.. Mcmahon sails for
! Ruencs Ayres September IA.
Prince Cupids big buck deer which
escaped from the Waikiki preserve re-
Gently. and which was seen last week
swimming in a lagoon in Kapiolani
Park is said to be roaming the Kali
muH wastes.
The German warship Condor, in at
tempting to leave for Samoa this
morning, fouled her cables with her
propeller. A diver had to be employ
ed to make clear. This delayed the
, Condors sailing.
Captain ]. D. YOst, who is in charge
of the Military Hospital at Buena Wis
ta has returned from San Francisco
whittier he went for examination for
promotion to the rank he now holds.
He was welcomed back by many
friends.
DR.. Allen who is at the head of the
largest hospital in the world, a hos
pital in Cleveland, Ohio, was recently a
visitor at the Queens Hospital. He
told Superintendent Eckardt that in
equipment and mana cement the
| Queens Hospital need bow to none.
Calvert Brewer off the United States
! Mortgage and Trust Company, whose
coming was exclusively announced in
the Star, will arrive here by the Sierra
on September 81 to complete the pur-
chase of Territorial bonds. He will
leave for the Orient by the Manchuria
October 4.
Col. j. b. Girard of the medical de-
partment of the Army, who was sta
toned here several years ago in charge
of the Military Hospital at Buena Vista
is a passenger aboard the Buford. He
is going to Manila to take charge OF
important medical work there. He is
renewing many friendships while in
Honolulu, and is the guest of his
| daughter Mrs. Klamp.