The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14

Last previous quotation August 20,
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Four Land Court notices appears in
this issue.
There will be no rehearsal of the
Symphony orchestra tonight.
Regular meeting of Honolulu Lodge
GIG b. p O. E. this evening.
Mrs c. L. Dickerson received a new
lot of goods on the last Alameda.
Certificate No. 2297 for five shares of
Eva plantation stock has been lost
The Columbia Saloon will receive
bulletins of the Sullivan McIlvain fight.
An active and experienced drummer
seeks a position Salary or commits
sion.
st. Clements Sunday school will
reopen next Sunday after the summer
holiday.
The shops of the Metropolitan Meat
Company will close at noon tomor-
row.
The Kasato Maru which is now in
this port, was formerly a Red Cross
hospital ship at Port Arthur.
The streets presented a very busy
scene today when the convention adj
journed and the delegates started down
town.
The editors We're scheduled to leave
the Volcano House this morning on
their return trip. They are due here
tomorrow morning.
Plans are rapidly being made for
the luau for the visiting editors on
Monday evening next 1t will be the
feature Of their entertainment while
here.
Right across from the convention hall
kindergarten with sixty little ones in
it was in session this morning at the
same time that the convention was in
session.
1t was very quiet about the govern
ment offices this morning All of the
clerks We're absent. Some were dele
gates and some attended the conven-
ton simply to look on.
The new harbor of San Pedro, South
ern California, will be ready for COM
merce at the end of the month. Ex-
tensive improvements have been under
way at that port
Boys take pride in their footwear
Company have the best selection of
shoes for little men in town. Prices
81, $3.50, 50 and $3.50.
The members of the Editorial party
who did not go to the Volcano are
busily engaged in exploring some of
the out of the way places in town.
Curio people report a good business.
Lieut.. Snodgrass Of the Filipino Con-
stabulary and Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Sledge who have bene occupying a
| house tent at Lutteds place on the
Beach will sail on the Buford for San
| Francisco.
Major and Mrs. W. H. Anderson, en-
tertained Mr., Judd of Honolulu Com
missioner Forber, Miss Weston, DR..
and Mrs. SHEPPARD, Captain Jervey,
Lieutenant Briggs and Mrs. Parsons,
at dinner Sunday evening.-Philippin
| Gossip.
Alex Craw entomologist of the Plant
er's experiment station at Honolulu.
with his wife returned from a two
weeks sojourn at the Volcano House
by the Kinau Friday. Mr.. Craw is
quoted as speaking most highly of the
Volcano House as a health resort, and
saying that Honolulu people should
go there more, and to the coast less
Hilo Tribune.
County Assessor N. c. Wilqlfong.
left Monday afternoon on a trip to
Kau which will probably be extended
around the island The purpose of the
trip is to round up the delinquent taxes
forcing the payment, If necessary, as
has been done in Hilo district. He will
call upon all of the deputy tax col
lectors, Henry Hapai, of Honolulu,
accompanies him.-FIilo Tribune.
Those who are intending TO attend
the luau on next Monday evening given
to the visiting editors should secure
their tickets before tomorrow noon in
order that seating arrangements may