The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-25

SUGAR July 20, 3.75 cents a pound
or So a ton; last previous quotation,
July II, 3.71S75 cents a pound.
A Commissioners sale is published in
this issue.
The Board of Supervisors meet to-
morrow evening.
The $. S. Hilonian will depart at 4
p. m. today for Hilo.
Phaetons, furniture, pictures, etc, at
Morgans Friday sale.
United States Judge Dole will hold
court again ON Friday.
p. G. Jones and wife leave tomorrow
for visit to the coast.
Bishop Libert will depart for Hi
today on the 5. ). Hilonian.
The steamer w. G. Hall is to be laid
up for an overhauling shortly.
The steamer Claudine will go out on
her usual run Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wakefield are
expected back here on the Alameda
The Eames pineapple cannery at
Wahiawa is running night and day.
Good furniture of a broom cottage
is for sale, Also cottage to let if de-
sired.
George G. Guild will sail by the Man
chura for New York on a business
trip.
Attorney Frank E. Thompson will
leave for Japan tomorrow on a bust
ness trip.
The schooner Chas. Levi Woodbury.
departs at p. m. today for Hilo and
Honoipu.
The Honolulu Clay Company case
continued this morning in Judge Rob-
inson's court.
The steamer Noeau and steamer Ka-
uai arrived this morning from Hawaii
ports, with sugar.
Before going to bed a cool glass of
Primo Lager, and a calm, untroubled
rest will be yours.
Supervisor Jack Lucas and Senator
Paris were callers on Governor Carter
this morning.
The steamer Mikahala arrived this
morning from Kauai ports and Niihau.
She brought no sugar.
Sixty new civil cases have been add
ed to the Circuit court calendar for the
new term beginning in September.
Mrs. McCully- Higgins will leave to-
morrow on the Manchuria. She is go
ing to her home in Bangor, Maine.
E. H. S. Edmunds charged with using
improper language was discharged in
the police court today by Judge Whit
ney.
st. Peters Church, the Chinese con-
gregation of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, will hold a fair about Septem-
Der 1.
Yoshida charged with gross cheat in
getting meal without paying for it,
had his case continued a day today in
the police court.
c. A. Elston and wife together with
his sister Mrs b. F. Sandow and Mrs.
c. F. Hart leave by the Manchuria to-
morrow for the coast.
Adjutant Dick Long, of the Spanish
War Veterans, for some time an en-
ploye of the Rapid Transit Company,
leaves by the Maheno today.
Mrs. Jones of Darlington, England,
who has been visiting her daughter
Miss Margaret Jones, in Honolulu, sail
ed by the Maheno today.
Curzon osborne who has been on
mama NOll AldllAcllOll lOl SOlue Tune 10
now visiting his parents Rev. and Mrs.
John osborne, at st. Clements Rectory
Dine at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel,
with your friends on Friday evening,
and enjoy the concert Of Hawaiian
music. Dancing during evening All
invited.
Col. George De La Vergne and wife
who formerly resided here and who
recently returned for a visit are to
leave tomorrow on the Manchuria for
the coast. His home is in Southern
California.
j. T. Crawley and family are booked
to leave by the Manchuria for the
coast. Mr.. Crawley was formerly
Superintendent of the Hawaiian Fer
tilizer Works and goes to Cuba to ac-
cept a new position.
Secretary Atkinson has received a
letter from a London law firm asking
for copies OF the patent laws of Ha-
wall. He replied that Hawaii had been
annexed and was under United States
patent laws
Alexander McBryde of Kauai was
chosen as the third arbitrator, to act