The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17


and 1-2 pence.
LONDON BETS: September Is, 10 |
shillings, 1 1-2 pence last previous
quotation September IA, 10 shillings' !
ga pence. -
SUGAR: New York, September 49,
1915 cents a pound or $S1.S15O ton
Last previous quotation September o.
A .O6 cents a pound.
SUGAR. New York, September g.
Oops cents a pound or $S1.25 a ton.
Last previous quotation August 20
cents a pound.
The County election proclamation APP
pears in this issue.
DR. w T. Monsarratt has resumed
veterinary practice.
The Board of Supervisors will meet
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. c. L. Dickerson received a new
lot of goods on the last Alameda.
J. NJ. Vivas may run as an indepen-
dent candidate for county attorney OF
Maui.
There's even heat and economy in
using gas stove See the Honolulu
Gas Company.
Hot days demand a good wholesome
thirst Quencher. Rainier beer fills the
need in every respect
The will of the late DR.. w. E. Tay-
! lor was admitted to probate this morn
ing by Judge De Bolt.
The japanese Daily Chronicle advo-
Gates a union of all of the japanese
now in this country
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook of Wanna
nalo gave a luau on Saturday in honor
of the birthday of their child.
The mother of j. Wheelock Marsh
the editor of the Hilo Tribune died
recently at her home i'm Forest Grove,
Oregon.
Sachs sale of notions is for three
days only, Monday, Tuesday and We'd
|nesday Don't miss this money saving
| opportunity.
Miss Berd Howe and Fred Angus
will be married this evening at St
Andrews Cathedral. Bishop Restarick
will offciate
Judge Robinson this morning gave a
decision for plaintiff, by default, in the
/ assumpsit suit of s. Ozakl VS.. T. Ha
yashi.
! The dredger Pacific was sighted off
Koko Head at 1910 2. m. returning
from Waimanalo where she has been
assisting the Manchuria.
All protests against thv issuance of a
! fifth class liquor license to Keouke Of
Waimanalo should be filed with the
Treasurer by September 20.
You will have an opportunity to
get bargains with your purchases at
Hobron's this week The shock will
be moved on Monday to Benson, Smith
& Co.'S other stove.
v NJ. r. Fitzsimmons has brought
suit for divorce from Cecil P. K. Fitz-
simmons, on the ground that the libel
lee in 1901, contracted leprosy and was
taken to the Settlement on Molokai.
Judge De Bolt this morning resumed
the trial Of the manslaughter case OF
Halemanu, with Attorneys Kellogg and
Olsen defending. DIR. Mcdonald was
callel to testify regarding the cause
of death of the victim of the alleged
homicide
John Elias, who was arrested by
High Sheriff Henry recently on a war
rant from Kamuela, on a charge of lar
ceny, has been sentenced by the Ha'
wall district court to one years hare
labor and a fine of $50. He stole &
horse,
All visiting Rebekahs, odd Fellows
their families and friends are cordially
invited to be present at the celebration
of the 26th anniversary of Rebekal
Oddfellowship on Thursday evening
September 90 1906 at $50 o'clock .Afte
a short program there will be dancing
and cards.
Henry Davis brought in from Wa
hiawa an interesting exhibit of olive
this morning The trees, 80 or 60 II
number were planted by the colonist
7 i'm the early days Of the colony blu
have never received any care. Never
the'ess they are now just loaded wit
S delicious olives Of large size.
The Ladies' Society Of Central Unioi
Church will give a sociable Thursda,
p afternoon, Sept. 90 at the residence o
Mrs, w. A. Bowen, from 8 to 6. A de
lightful program has been arrange
and a cordial invitation is extended t
all strangers to attend
!. Fine Job Printing, Star Office.