The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-10

A horse and buggy is wanted; see
classified ads.
An Advertiser wants a second hand
wooden water tank
Baseball this afternoon, Elks VS..
Punahous; Rams VS.. II. A. c.
The Hawaiian Band will play this
afternoon at the baseball games.
The steamer Knau was sighted at 8
a. m. today from HTo and way ports.
The Metropolitan Meat Co., viii close
their markets at 10 o'clock Monday
morning
Deputy Attorney General William S.
Fleming is the happy father of a
daughter
Beets: June 9, y shillings; last pre-
vious quotation, June s. II shillings,
10 - pence.
The Metropolitan Meat co. are we'll
supplied just now with fresh salt and
smoked fish.
After the July installations there
viii be a joint banquet of all the six
! odd Fellow Lodges
/ The odd Fellows memorial services
. viii be held ON Sunday. 25th at Prog
ress Hall, at . p. m.
4 There win be confirmation services
at the German Lutheran Church to-
morrow mt II o'clock
/ Two teams from the transport Dix
played a game of baseball at Kapio-
. lani Park yesterday.
/ Jack Guard and Ralph Richards have
gone to Alaska for their summer vaca-
/ tion.-Hawaii Herald.
/ The stock books of the Oahu Sugar
. no ,1,
( June y to 10th inclusive.
] Sugar: June 9, 43125 cents a pound
/ or $S6.25 a ton; last previous quotation
/ June /, 4.375 cents pound.
! The steamer Mauna Loa will not
make the excursion to the Hilo races
on Monday which was intended
Bishop Restarick viii confirm a
class and preach at st. Andrews Cat
hedral tomorraw evening at 1880
The library will close for the tircu-
lation Of books ON Monday, June 18TH.
The reading room will open as usual.
Captain William Matson has written
that he may come to Hilo on the next
trip of the Enterprse.-Hawaii Herald
The $500 Highland Calf Mems shoe
has wearing qualities which are prac-
ticaIly unlimited. Manufacturers Shoe
. CO.,
/ At 10 a. m Sunday the regular SER
vice win be held in the club house or.
the Rapid Transit Co. All are wei
come.
Mrs. Arthur WAL, wife of the La
haina postmaster is in town to meet
her husband returning from the main
land.
Miss Ben Taylor, principal of the
public school at Waiohinu, Kau, Ha-
wall lis booked to leave for the coast
on the Ventura.
Mrs. D. II. Case and family leave
today for Honolulu, en- route to the
mainland for an extended visit i'm the
central states.-Mau News.
Kihei sportsmen formed a gun club
last week of twelve members and elect
! ed r. J. Bell Captain and w. A.
. Sparkes Secretary and Treasurer
DR.. c. L. Mclean arrived from
/ Hutchinson Plantation, Kau. in the
Mauna Loa to exchange places with
DR. Davis, physician at Eva planta-
ton.
/ A portion of the land at Karohou-
luiwi Kaneohe containing an acre Of
1918 acres win be sold at public auc-
ton by the Commissioner of Publ,
. Lands.
Rev w. II. Rice expects to return to
the mainland next week His friends
viii be pleased to learn that he occu-
pies the pulpit of the Methodist Church
tomorrow morning.
The Ellefords will on Monday even
ing say farewell for this season. The
| laughable comedy My Friend From
India" A better selection could not
be made for the Holiday
], e. Santos the Portuguese guitar
maker, died today from the effects of
blood poisoning. He had been sick
some days. He recently sold his home
stead at Kaimuk to Thomas Kinslea.
Frank c. Anterior will be the
speaker at the mems meeting in Y NJ.
c. A. Hall Sunday at 3. Tea will be
served at G. Last Sunday "A stayed to
enjoy the half-hour around the supper
table.
Hawalian-grown rice is now in de-
mand on the mainland owing to short