The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-21

ALIEN. MCC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.
LONDON BETS: November 20, s
shillings, 3& pence; last previous quo
tation November II, s shillings, 3 pence
Tomorrow morning Jas. +. Morgan
will hold a furniture sale at his sales
room.
Chief Engineer c. A. Wheeler has
been ordered to the revenue cutter
Rush.
Judge De Bolt this morning granted
a divorce in the case of Minnie T. Dow
VS.. Tom Dow.
Jack Meyers, formerly of Maui plan
tation is now head luna at Kilauea
Plantation, on Kauai.
The monthly meeting of the w. c.
T. U. will be held in Central Union
Church today at 2:3O p. m.
Governor Carter and Land Commits
sioner Pratt this morning hald long
conference over land matters.
The Ladies' Auxiliary "A. o. H, will
meet in Mission Hall this evening at
o'clock for nomination of officers.
The engagement of Miss Dora Kobbe
and Fred Hanson, is announced. The
marriage will take place early in Jan
uary.
The members first view of the annual
fall exhibit of the I<ilohana Art League
was well attended last evening. Some
excellent picture were shown.
A. r. Bindt whose house was destroy
ed by fire near the Kapiolani Park last
April, has opened cigar and candy
store at the corner of King and Alakea
streets.
By the Mongolia tomorrow Ensign
Lewis and Lieut.. Johnson of the Sal
walton Army will arrive to take up
the work in Hilo. Ensign Lewis has
been there before and now returns
with reinfOrcements.
Mrs. Henry Ware Lyon has issued
cards for Wednesday, November 20,
from three to six, to meet Mrs Cush-
man and Mrs. Hagner. The ladies are
the wives of the newly arrived officers
who are attached to the Naval Station.
Among the special features of the
Standard Life and Accident Insurance
Co.'S policy is that of granting an in
ly quarantined on any steamship or in
any city. Hawaiian Trust Co., agents.
Gus Smith, proprietor of the Vienna
Bakery, has received word of the death
of his father, at the age of &C years.
He was a furniture manufacturer in
Berlin, Germany, and leaves a small
fortune to his son in Honolulu.
A piece of cheese cloth moistened
with Liquid Veneer and passed over
your furniture or woodwork will re-
move grease, dust stains and all
foreign matter, disinfecting and veneer
ing at the same time. For sale at E.
O. Hall & Son.
A visit was paid yesterday by court,
counsel and jury in the case of r. Maka
VS.. Fannie Strauch, trustee, to the pre-
misses involved. The trial before Judge
Robinson was on most of last We elk
and still appears a long way from con-
clusion. 1t is a suit to quiet title.
Travel in foreign lands is a joy which
many long for but few are able to
crafty, it costs more time and money
than we can well afford A visit to
the Art Loan Exhibition is like trip
things that people take long expensive
journeys to see.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee has received encouraging
letters from c. d. Lufltin of the Wal
lulSu Improvement Association and H.
Wears of the Hilo Board of Trade,
relative to the formers suggestion that
auxiliary promotion committees be or
ganized on Maui and Hawaii.
Judge Dole this morning heard argu-
ment by United States Attorney Dunno
and Deputy Attorney General Peters,
on the question of the courts jurisdic-
ton to hear the case of the United
States against Registrar Merriam, IN
which a writ of mandamus is sought,
to compel Merriam to record plans of
lands which the federal government has
recently acquired.
News of the death of Judge Kahele
at Lihue Sunday night was brought
this morning by the steamer Niihau.
He died after an illness of some dura-
ton.