The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-24

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| $50 a ton; last previous quotation June
I p, 4.9125 cents pound.
Beets: June "a, II shillings, pence;
last previous quotation, June p, IL shil-
lings, 10 IL pence.
A bankruptcy notice appears in this
issue.
All government offices will be closed
on Tuesday, July 4.
! The steamer Kinau was sighted
! twenty-five miles off at 9:4O this morn
! ing.
The Honolulu Times for July was is
sued today. 1t is just as bright and
original as ever.
The dance of the senior class of the
High School will be given this evening
at the Moana Hotel.
The members of the Catholic choir
will give an entertainment and dance
on July 1 in Progress Hall.
The band gave most excellent and
well attended public concert at the
Hawaiian Hotel last evening.
The Prince and Pauper will be re-
peated this evening at St. Louis Col
lege hail by special request.
j. A. Thompson. second deputy clerk
VI tllt JuNltiblA " ~ JNllllS us SltllO-
grapher at the Waikiki court term.
The Taft Committee has arranged to
have its luncheon for Secretary Taft
and party at the Royal Hawaii Ho-
tel
The social given by the young men
of the Y. w. c. a. at Association Hall
last evening was very pleasant af-
fair.
James Neill and Edythe Chapman
are now in San Francisco. They are
to play a season at the Majestic
Theatre.
The Honolulu Times suggests that
fresh cocoanut candy from Honolulu
ought to sell like violets on the streets
of the coast.
Holy Communion was celebrated at
and 10 a. m. today at ST. Andrews
Cathedral in observance of ST. John
the Baptist's day.
High Sheriff William Henry yester-
day filed his official bond of $4,000 in
the Treasurer's office, conforming with
the law of last session.
Col. J. w. Jones, chairman of last
years committee will call a meeting
for some time next week to consider
the celebration of the Fourth of July.
The Woman's Auxiliary and Guild
of ST. Andrews Cathedral will meet
Monday afternoon, June &c, with Mrs.
Church at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Rev. Crabtree who has come to sup
ply the pulpit of the Christian church
during the summer will preach his
first sermon there tomorrow morning.
Y. Miyaoke who represented Japan at
The Hague tribunal i'm connection with
the House TaX" arbitration, is a
through passenger on the S. S. China
for the Orient.
The General Arthur cigar is uniform
in quality and it is the uniformity that
protects the smoker when buying a
General Arthur. Gunst-Eakin Cigar
Co., distributors.
There will be evening service at the
German Luth, ran church each Sunday
1880 o'clock. At these evening ser
vices Pastor Felmy will read sermons
by famous German Pastors
The Catholic church of st. John the
Baptist, Kalihiwaena, in charge of
Rev. Father Clement, held observance
of the birthday of its patronymic saint
today at $50 a. M, when there was
high mass with serman and collection.
e. W. Estep who has been connect
ed with the school department for a
number of years, leaves for the coast
today on the barkentine s. G. Wilder.
He will visit the Portland Exposition,
and then go to his old home at Dan
vile, Indiana.
Edmond Kistler, at one time a
! partner here of Mr.. Segelken, was
| found dead recently in his room at the
United States Hotel San Francisco.
| He had been acting as night clerk at
| the hotel. He was "A years of age
| Death was caused by heart disease.
Bridget Duffy, living at 1877 Nevins
| street Brooklyn, n Y, writes to Gov
ernor Carter for information of her
| son, % years old, who was last heard
| from 8 years and six months ago when
he left California for Hawaii. She
! does not tell what his given name is
WILDER OFF FOR FRISCO.