The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-01

August go shillings, 54 pence.
| A probate notice appears in this
issue.
Globe-Wernicke book cases at J. A.
NJ. Johnson Co.
Tomorrow at noon Morgan will hole
a sale of land at Alewa.
The Serenade will be rehearsed at the
Opera House tonight
The Perfection Home Bakery on Bere-
tania street has closed it's doors.
! Stanley Stephenson is always willing
to show you his stock of wall paper.
Young Bros. will run launches to the
! German Man-of-War Sunday after
noon
Clara b. Bindt has purchased the con-
! trolling interest in the Perfection Home
I Bakery.
Miss Florence Hall gave a luncheon
at the Peninsula Tuesday in honor of
Miss Sophie Judd
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Emerson, who
have been abroad for year, return
ed today on the Mongolia.
Mrs. S. Lazaro, the wife of the dep
uty sheriff of South Kona, died sudden
~ at Hookena Sunday.
The Republican Central Committee
will meet tomorrow evening and con-
slider revision of rules
/ There is a movement on foot among
the business men of Honolulu to get
revenue cutter assigned e.. to this sta
ton.
; ellison D. Bell, stenographer in Judge
Lindsay's court, is out again after some
weeks of illness in the Queens Hos
pital.
The people of Eva, Waianae, have
pettioned the Acting Governor for the
appointment of three fence commits
sioners.
The change in the secretaryship of
the Promotion Committee will take
place on November l. according to
present plans.
Jack ceased to be acting governor and
became secretary. when the Mongolia
this morning brought the real governor
in Territorial limits
Miss T. Yarrow assistant to the pas
tor Of Central Union Church, who has
been on a trip to the mainland return
ed on the Mongolia this morning.
There will be a meeting of the Ka-
mehameha Alumni Association this ev-
ening at 1880 p. m. September /, at
their club house on Fort street.
The 5. S. Nevadan will arrive Sunday
from San Francisco. She sailed a few
hours later than the 5. S. Mongolia
on --ugust &C.
The two steamers in port landed
many sightseers and the Capitol had a
large number of visitors this morning.
The Throne room was opened for them.
Owing to Monday being a holiday no
freight will be received by any of the
various island steamers. All freight
that can be shipped should be sent to
the vessel Saturday.
The first pawnbrokers license issued
for the Island of Oahu was taken out
yesterday by C. s. Martin. He says he
has $4,000 capital to put in the bust
ness, which he will open at King and
Alakea street.
DIR. j. NJ. Whitney and Mrs. Whit
ney returned on the Mongolia. DR..
Whitney has been attending a dental
congress and Mrs. Whitney the Ma
tional Congress of charities and correc-
tons, both in Portland, Oregon.
Miss J. Conan Of Portland arrived by
llle MOuSOld lOudg III company WIFI
Mrs. Fanny Love, and will be her guest
during a stay of some weeks here. She
is the daughter of a prominent rail-
road man of Oregon.
Mrs. Fanny Love, her daughter Miss
Stella Love, and James H. Love return
ed by the Mongolia this morning from
IAN extended visit in California and
Oregon. They spent considerable time
at the Lewis & Clark Exposition.
Nearly every school child needs q
lunch basket. The stock of lunch bas-
kets on hand at w w. Dimond & Co.
presents all kinds and sizes that are
most desirable A sponge is giver
free with every purchase of luncf
baskets.
Rev. G. D. Edwards, the new pastor
of the Christian Church, arrived OF
the Mongolia, accompanied by his wifi
and son. He will hold his first service!
here on Sunday, and on Tuesday even