The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-18

The bark Kaiulani viii depart for San
Francisco on Thursday.
The Serenade will be repeated at the
Opera House Tuesday night
Mrs. II. e. Highton sails for the
coast by the Alameda Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hooking will be pas
sengers by the Alameda for the coast.
The schooner Olga has left Tacoma
for Kahului, with a load of lumber.
A purse was found at Myrtle Boat
House on Regatta Day. Call at star
Office.
The barkentine Klikitat is bringing
a cargo Of lumber from Port Gamble 70
Honolulu.
Captain e. T. Winant, of the Bishop
Estate. leaves by the Alameda for the
coast on Wednesday.
The Y. NJ. c. A, gymnasium class
for boys this afternoon at 2:3O and for
Business Men at o'clock
A very heavy blast was set off this
morning at the Alakea street slip The
work is progressing rapidly.
LONDON BETS: September 16,
shillings STA pence; last previous quo
tation, September IS, s shllings, 6 pence
Elevent Chinese We're fined 81 and
costs today by Judge Whitney for be-
ing present at a place where gambling
was conducted.
The steamer Noeau will make a trip
to all Maui ports this week taking ex-
p1losives She will depart tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
J. H. Handlon, private secretary to
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Railroads of San Francisco will return
to the coast by the Alameda.
The Salvation Army last evening at
their open air meeting gave the cere-
mony of receiving a recruit-Ludwig
Wendell-into full membership.
A lifetime's chance to buy good hand
kerchief's at a ridiculously low figure
occurs at Sachs Dry Goods store, COM
mencing Monday, September IS.
The tug Charles Counselman arrived
yesterday from Hilo to look after the
towing business here while the tug
Fearless is given an overhauling.
Land Commissioner Pratt has resum-
ed charge of his department and is
going over the land applications which
accumulated during his absence
First class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa cou~
pom tickets are now on sale at the
Office of Trent & Co.. 986 Fort street.
Rev. DR.. William Morris Kincaid will
sail by the Alameda for the coast en-
route to New London, Connecticut. He
will be gone not to exceed two months.
Circuit court term business is prac-
tically suspended until next month and
the criminal calendar will be consider
ably increased when sessions are re-
sumed.
Mrs. d. G.. May was recently the re-
cipient of sad news to the effect that
her mother, Mrs. NJ. f. Follansbee,
died on the 2nd inst. at Wilmot Flat,
| New Hampshire.
on compliant of the japanese Consul
the Hawaii Board of Supervisors has
taken up the question of licensing Jap
anese farriers. The Japanese claim
gross discrimination.
! Superintendent McVeigh of the Le-
per Settlement will return to Kalau-
papa tomorrow. His broken leg has
not entirely healed, but he is able to
get around we'll on crutches.
The S. S. Alameda brought us a lot
of good things in the Delicatessen line,
including Fancy Cheeses, all kinds of
sausages, Salt Dried and Spiced Fish,
metropolitan Meat Co.
Miss r. J. Gait, teaching at Kaiu-
lani, met with peculiar and painful
accident last night. She missed a step
in the dark and was thrown headlong
to the ground, wrenching both ankles
and her wrist, besides, suffering minor
bruises.
The Punahous and the H. A. C.s will
play a match game of baseball next
Saturday at the baseball park. The
game will be for a cup and to decide
which is the best team.
The annual meeting of the Waialae
Kaimuki and Palolo Improvement clut
will be held at the Builders ant
Traders Exchange Friday evening
September 20, at o'clock.
WHY raise thine ewes to the weather