The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-24

watch the 1.-TWO Kinds" ad on page
Miss Yarrow left San Francisco for
Honolulu September 81.
Mrs. G.. b. Robertson sailed by the
Sonoma today for a visit to the coast.
The Southern California Editorial
Association sailed by the Sonoma to-
day.
For one of the greatest bargains ever
offered read Henry Warehouse Trust
Co.'S ad.
Bishop Libert is fast recovering
from an operation on one Of his
hands.
The barkentine Everett G. Riggs
sailed from Newcastle for Honolulu
September s.
Tomorrow evening there will be n
sale of the Harvest Festival goods,
as well as meeting.
Frank A. Mayfield succeeds Mrs
Mccain as the manager Of the Maui
Totel at Waikiki.
Mr.. Dempster of New Zealand left
Saturday for his home after a sojourn
here of several years.
The Kahului Railway Company is
building a large warehouse opposite
Masonic Temple in Kahului.
The steamer Noeau did not load SUI
gar at HOnokaa last week owing to
the heavy swell running.
The report of The Hawaiian Section
of the Genealogical Service of the
Weather Bureau for July 1906, has
been issued.
Captain Clarke of the steamer HI.
nau was presented with a handsome
pair of marine glasses by F. B. Whit
in recently.
John Ena bought a lot in Long
Beach Californit some seven years ago
for $500. He recently sold it for $55,.
600 clearing $4,000.
F. M. Hatch has been asked by the
Chamber of Commerce to represent
that body at the MOhonk Conference
Mr.. Hatch is in Washington.
Because it contains more gluten
Holly Flour makes more bread than
any other flour. Theo. H. Davies &
Co., wholesalers. All grocers sell it.
Judge Slack of the Superior Court of
San Francisco who with Mrs. Slack
has been spending some time in the
Islands sailed by the Sonoma today.
! The Supreme Court session was call
ed this morning by Associate Justice
Hartwell, and adjourned until Wednes-
day, when Chief Justice Frear will be
| in town.
A number or signs about town bear
, ing the words 1.-TWO Kinds" arr at.
attracting a great deal of attention
and causing many remrks. The enIg-
ma GEMS unsOlyable.
The Maui News says that John w
Kalua, the Home Rule candidate for
County Sheriff has signed the nOmi.
mating papers of all of the Tepublican
candidates for county offices of Maui
Captain w. Burnham of the Ameri
can-Hawaiian Steamship Company
sailed by the SonOma today after hav
ing thoroughly looked into the matter
of additional steamer service for Ho
nClulu.
Associated Justice Wilder of the Su
preme court returned this morning on
the SOnoma. With there return oil
Frear, who is expected from Kauai Oh
Wednesday, the full bench will be hero
again.
A fire was discovered in the tailor
shop of w. l.. Lung on Nuuanu stree
near King Saturday night. The aIaru
was turned in from Box 16. The dam
age was nil but the authorities are in
Yestigating the cause of the fire.
In this months issue of the Rail
road Mans Magazine" published b,
Frank Munsey & Sons is a story b,
Harry d. Couzens of this city TIL
scene of the story is laid in Honolulu
harbor and deals with thel ocal cusaon
house. 1t is entitled "The Corks an
the Commodore"
John w. Martin the genial leader o
the religious services at the Jail al
ranged a special program yesterda'
; afternoon which was much enjoyed b,
all present, Mr.. Martin presided
Among those who took part were Mrs
Ray Reedy, Mrs. Powers and Mrs
Findley. Rev. George Heber Jone
ID. delivered an address on III
Golden Keys of God" The PrisoI
Glee Club rendered two very fine So
lections. The men present were III
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