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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Herman Fischbeck and wife TO Helen 4.
Cutie. lot Sc corner OF FL Dorado and Ne
braska streets II by Z 100. and two other
pieces; So.
Same to Fischbeck Soap Company. lot on Sc
corner of Henrietta and Prospect, e 20 By SW
102:S, and one other piece; IS.
John ]. Mockler and wife to Louis G.. Swa-
sey, lots sc, and 81, block 90, Refs Tract: $40.
Jeremiah Kenny to Thomas Ntzhugh, lot on
line OF st. Roses. 100 feet Of Boyce,
James Wilson to Hans Rasmussen and wife
lot on line of Hampshire street. 400 feet S
Of Twenty second, 25 by E 100; $40.
Gabriel l.. Escude and wife to John /. Bowen
& Son Company. lot line Of Twenty sew
enth street, 392 feet of Church, 100 W ~
$ ia, Z IAN, NE l2T, " 90. n III, W 20;
Security Savings Bank to Edwin t. Osborn.
lot on Sc corner OF Bush street and Van Ness
avenue, S 81 by SO; $4,000
VALLEY I. Angler and wife TO Charles s.
Laumeister. lot on W line OF Baker street rs
feet N of Grove. 25 by W 100; So
Josn ge sRa nt Wife en 70 n 5ohn =, and Ed
125 feet of Ellis. IS by 90: $40
Ian Yut Dong and wife to Emile A. Groezin-
ger and Wife 10 lot on on v liz line . Of Trenton, e2;e
Charles A. Worth to Margaret A. Martin .,
al lot on Sc lineof Howard street. 23O Zee,
SW OF First, Sw 25 by Sc IS: $40.
Joy Lichtenstein and wife to Henry J. Eiben.
lot on 5 line of Sutter street, 197 feet of
FILLMORE l. &c By 1876 $40
W line OF Dame. 45o feet of RandoII. n Is
Atlas Realty Company to Mary NJ. Nc.
Gowan. lots e and a. block c, French q GIL
T. B. Potter Realty Company to Gus CarIen.
lot 1s block 81. Refs tract: grant
Leah Mckenzie TO Carl Karlson and wife LOT
ION NV line OF San Jose avenue. 97:4la Ne Of
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
One ~ 250-h.-p. Wheelock automatic cut-off
engine, 2o-ineh cylinder. 4S-inch stroke. 1e-
foot fywheei with 81 4 Inch face; 60 r. p. NJ.
shaft 10 inches in diameter and 10 feet long;
outboard pillar blocks with jack shaft set on
concrete pier; frame base approximately %
feet long; sight feed cylinder oil luhricator,
valve oil pumps and sight feed oil cups
throughout; all in good condition.
Two t21 l00-h.-p. HazeltoA poFeupine boilers.
One l) l25-h.-p. Hazelton porcupine boiler,
with extra stack.
With all brickwork. piping etc.
One lll Spencer aut. damper regulator.
One l( Dow steam pump No. 4.
One (i) Dow steam pump No. 5.
One "a Dow condensng pump, with piping
One G) Baracwanath Son hot water
heater.
Wales. steam pipe, steam gauges. etc, and
jack shaft, consisting Of the following;
/ steel rim pulley, double hub. dia. 81 in.
fan 81 In, Jagged for shaft 5% in.
Il steel rim pulley dia s2'a in.' face 1914
steel rim pulley, dia. s4h in. face 1sA
steel rim pulley, dia. s2k In, face 16A
in., for shaft AS in.
! steel rim pulley, double hub, dia. 50 In.
face 25& in. Jagged for shaft As in.
] piece shaft ft- Z in. long. 5% in: dia.,
with two bearings. with two half couplings.
! piece shaft Is II. in. long. Az in dia.,
with three bearings. with two half couplings.
l piece shaft II II. q in. long dla. As,
with two bearings with two half couplings.
piece Shaft IT. in. long, AZ in. dia.,
with two bearings. with one half coupling.
One a. so K. W. Edison Bipolar 500 volt
generator No. g.
One % Thompson Houston Electric Co. Bi'
polar compound generator. class 25 s. s.
500 volts. speed 900 R. P. NJ, pulley 1e
in. by 13 in face.
This machinery is located at our power
SAN JOSE AND SANTA CLARA COUNTY
r. r. CO., San Jose. Cal.
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PROPOSALS.


loTIcE to contractors.-ofhce of the Board Of
State Harbor Commissioners. Union Depot and
Ferry House, San Francisco, CAL, August H.
l9O6.-Sealed proposals or bids viii be re-
ceiTed al this office at or prior TO 2:l6 O'Clock
D. m on THURSDAY. August %. 1906 for
on pier No. 8 (Jacksop-st wharf on the water
front of the city and county of San Francisco,
in accordance with the plans and specidca tions
prepared therefor by the chief engineer Of the
board and adopted by the board August 6,
1906 and on fle In this office, 10 which spe-
cfal reference is hereby made. The materials
TO be used in the work consist of the requisite
quantities of yellow hr lumber, wrought iron,
etc. all Of the best quality specified and sob
1ect TO a rigid examination. No bid will be
received unless II is made on a blank form
furnished from this office and is accompanied
BIZ a certified check for five (b1 per cent of
the amount Of the bid, payable to the order
OF the secretary OF the board. a guarantee
on the part of the successful bidder that lie
will within six (e) days after the acceptance
said work according to the plans and speci1ca-
fione prepared therefor and will also execute
and Gle with this board bond IN such as
the board may deem adequate, with a surety
Harbor Commissioners and conditioned for the
faithful performance of such contract, nor will
said bid be considered by this board unless de.
lvered to the secretary or TO the assistant sec
retary at the office of the secretary at or prior
to 2:l5 o'clock p. m. on Thursday, August g.
opened.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids II deemed for the best interests of the
State. Bidders are invited to be present at
D. MACKENZIE, HENRY j. CROCKER,
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners. LOTT
d. NORTON, chief engineer. JOHN NJ. FOY,
secretary.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

Birth. marriage and death notices scnt nv
mail will not be inserted. They miist be handed
in at either of the publication Offices and he
authorized to have the same published Notices
restricted simply to the announcement Of the
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses we're issued
yesterday:
Joseph S. Edgar. IS, 4s1 Tenth ave-, and
Mary f. Thornton. "a All Tenth ave
George r. Stiles. 81. 1926 Fell ST. and Flora
X McShane, %. 1854 Sixteenth ST
Frank A. Jones, "a, BOG FELTON, St, and An
ME Doyle. "a. 53 Prospeet ave.
Frank r; Cramer. p, 1854 Third ave-, and
Frank B. Cavarly. IS. San Francisco and J.
Belle Graham. 25 24o0 Bush st
Daniel j. Smith. 2s, s97 Church ST., and Mer-
cedes Rios, 21 g97 Church St
James Richards. Or, Stockton, and Emily A.
de Wit. 20, 254 Church st
Frank O. Clavelot. o. San Francisco. and
Nellie Z. Flint %, San Francisco
OAKLAND, Aug. 1T.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Manuel ]. Bettencourt CO. Oakland, and An.
ME NJ, Mopgan. 80. Oakland.
16, Pinoe.
Alfred L: J. Weber. So, Oakland, and George
Wheeler IS. Oakland
James P. Finnegaa. 36, Decoto, and Rose NJ.
Keechler. 81. Niles.
John J, Clifford, o. Oakland, and Emma
Costa. is. Oakland,
Herbert o. Williams. 33. Redlands. and Ma
bel f. Pockman, 20, Redlands.
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SAN BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.

aENSLEY-GREEN CO.. White Garage bldg,
corner Van Ness and Market-Offer choice sites
10 homeseekeEs on monthly installments; all
purchasers requested to communicate at
once with comnany at above Address
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

BEAUTIFUL country residence near Ross Sta
ton; charming grounds: S22. 500.
Another opposite the magnificent country
property OF Mr.. John Martin: $4,000.
We have splendid site for G summer home.
containing about l1s acres; from 10 to so
giant redwoOds on this piece; situate less
than 10 minutes from Ross Station; $1,000
CROKER & Co. San Anselmo
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Adler, Ernestine, u Lotterhofcr, Susanna IA
Alexander. Bertha: 5s Mccarthy, Joseph, %
Avery, Adeline, I3 Mceilone Margaret, 65
Beedy, Olive e., % Meehan, Mrs. Mary
Carey. Thomas. 81 OConnell, Michael II
De Slaef, Edward, 20 OMalley, Patrick, so
Draft, Andrew rs Philbrook, JOS A.. 90
Field. Col. Edward, 6S Provost, Mary A.
Flatley, Jas. B.. Is Regan, Henry, SO
Floyd, Arthur N, 22 Roeckel, Joseph
Gordon Amelia, AZ Tilden. Heber NJ, II
Henninea. Mrs W.. go Wells, Douglas, so
Joyce Willis b.. 43 York Marie 26
Lang, Fritz, 60
ADLER-In this city. August IT. 1905 Er-
nestine Adler. a native of Bayreuth, Bavaria.
aged II years
Interment strictly private. Kindly omit
flowers.
ALEXANDER-In this city August i6. 1906.
Bertha beloved wife of William H. Alexan-
der, and mother Of Mrs. Rosa Pickett and VIII
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BOSTON, Aug. 17-Battery errors
enabled Chicago TO defeat Boston again
ance of the season and was given a
warm welcome by the crowd His
end inning and carrigan replaced him.
eS;,ton 5sS,ss =. .... 8 I
Batseries-Young. criger and carri.
gan; Owen, White and Sullivan.
WASHINGTON. GTON. Aug. 17.-Washing-
ton and St Louis broke even today In
the second game KitsOn's arm gave out
In the sixth inning. and he had to re-
gave four straight bases on balls. Pat
ten relieved him before the inning was
finished. Scores:
gsisisEs'sP y $ssI. TOM" .''.:............ / !
Battsries-iiughes and warner; Pow
ell and Spencer.
Second game r. H e
" MaSnlng gton ...-.-..-..-.. 10
Battsries.Kitson. Faikenher~ pat
ten and Wakefield; Howell and Hickey
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 17-Cleveland
and philadelphia divided honors today
Tine eb,nd Xisitors RS. won s the frst game by
pitching won for the locals in the sec
end. Scores
Ge,,,s,y1sia9d ,,.,1 i:...- /.
Batteries~Mocre. Rhoades and Benz.
Is; Coombs and Powers.
Second game R. H. z.
Slsysls5d eb,Isda76s,. ,.............,.. !! 2
Rasteries~Hess and Bueiow; coakley
NEW YORK. Aug. 17-Errors and
lack of batting beat the locals today
Score:
Rstreet. R IT,, ................ !!
NS% ~ 4oIk .,;...,..-
Mcclure and Thomas.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
seven straight from BROOKLYN today
the sixth. a terrific liner that split the
pitchers hand and forced his retire
ment. Score:
n'sSsa BSttsries-Reulbach, ovsrsn and
CARPENTER and Klein.
CINCINNATI. Aug 17.-Cincinnati
and Philadelphia split even in the
double-header. Score:
First game r. f. F.
pihniefInnSaI phifla .'....--.'.----. q
Batteries&Frazer B5isiaeiPisas@i and schiei; sparks
Duggieby and Doom. Umpire-Emslie
ci5einnati ss, ss,'....s s
BanqeiPPas@ BatterPPes4weimer and schIei Richie
Duggleby and Donovan. Umpire
EmSlie.
PITTSBURG, Aug. 1.-THE Bostons
today made their last appearance in
Pittsburg for the season and were
beaten Score;
r. H E.
Pittsburg ....... 10 3
Boston .......... 8
BatterieS-Phillips and Gibson; Lain
dauer and Needham- Umpires-John-
stone and Conway.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 17.-New York again
defeated st. Louis, making a clean
sweep OF the series. Score:
r. III. r.
St. Louis -.......-.......
New 1OIk ..-....r.
Batteries-Rhoades and Marshall
Ames. Wiltse and Bresnahan- Umpire
O'Day.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

-. -. :. CITY REAL ESTATE.
THOMAS MAGEE q SONS.
- REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Isealishers Of the San Francisco Real Estate
: MONTGOMERY STREET.
-.~ PINE STREET APARTMENTS
b. S7a,ooo-New building Of Ie four-room apart
~-..- rooms; every modern convenience; rents
S1-oo a year. which income can be in
- crossed 10 $4,000 per snnum lot 6s :ex
1876; portion of lot vacant can be fur
lher improved; mortgage Of $4,000 may
,: remain
=: RESIDENCES.
$50 .9oo-Nallejo St.; north corner; two-story at
nc ana basement residence Of 1e rooms
- 80: dna baths very well arranged; lot 3ox
%Sle .QGo-Green St. best portion; brsndnew. fur
-nished residence Of j rooms; finished at
=. tic and basement
IS :. .000-Presidio Heights residence of s rooms
and bath and servants room; new and in
= -. hgst-elsss condition.
81 .750--Scott St. near Green: new residence Of
=. rooms ana bath. very well arranged;
abundance OF sun and air; interior must
be seen 20 be appreciated.
sI2.5Oo-East side Of Steiner St. looking toward
park; lot 27:6xllO; modern 2-story resi-
dence Of rooms and bath, with finished
basement
SI2.5oo---Looking into Park Panhandle; new res.
ldence Of rooms and bath; lot 2JxlO0:
sun and light in all rooms.
81, 2,5Oo-Clay-st. corner; 2-story residence Of s
rooms and bath; very sunny; cars conve-
- nient-
FOR LEASE.
Lots and buildings for retail. wholesale
OF manufacturing sites. Lots for lease in
every section Of city. For particulars
call Office.
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS
MONTGOMERY STREET.
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MARRIAGES.

LINSKY-CHARLESwoR San Mateo
CAL July IL. 1906, by the Rev Father Dugan
Joseph A. Linsky and Eveline Charlesworth
both Of San Francisco
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a5xIo0 each,
NEAR GLEN PARK,
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1906
At j O'Clock p N.
SALE WILL BE HELD on THE PROPERTY.
Take Mission OF Guerrero-street cars and get
C6 AZ Glen Park.
For further particulars apply 20
@. II. UMBSEN CO.
20 Montgomery street
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CARD OF THANKS
We herewith desire to express our heartfelt
thanks TO our many friends and acquaintances
for their kind sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings rendered MS in our late bereavement
in the loss of our beloved father, Joel II. Pharo.
/. F. PHARO. JAS. f. PHARO
J. A. PHARO. MRS J. A. HYDE
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BOSTON is UNABLE
TO STOP WHITE
SOX RUSH.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BOSTON. Aug. 17.-Battery errors
enabled Chicago 10 defeat Boston again
today. Crtger made his first appear
ance of the season and was given a
warm welcome by the crowd His
throwing hand was injured in the sec
end inning and Carrigan replaced him.
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FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.

Nv. COR. Scott and Bush sta; 42K7s feet. In
Quire 1903 Scott 49,
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CYKO-The best gasight developing paper: a
grades. FINE ART CO. 1914 Fillmore st.
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=: THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
llishens Of the San Francisco Real Estate
> Circular
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PERSONALS.

MISS Fl. yICKERS or MISS c. E. RoSEN-
KRANS call at "a Dehon st. for trunk left
during fire
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'HoTO SUPPLIES,

FIRSTCLASS nurse and midwife in confne.
ment case. Mrs. A. J. Davis. 254s Post st
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-23
.STILL TRYING
TO GET JURY
MURDER TRIAL, CON
TINUES TO MAKE SLOW PRO
GRESS BEFORE ROBINSON.

The Johnson murder trial continued
all this morning with slow progress in
getting a jury. OF the venire OF TWEEN
ty-fve yesterday only thirteen were
served, and five of these were entitled
to excuses, leaving only eight with
which to proceed.
David Motley was passed for cause
and appeared to be an eligible juror
until Attorney General Peters made a
statement which suggested disqualifi-
cations Motley answered all of the
questions of Deputy Attorney General
Prosser and Attorney Harrison for the
defense satisfactorily to the court, but
during recess the attention Of Peters
was called to his being on the jury and
Peters made a statement which caused
Notleys retirement. 1t was to the eff
feet that Peters and Fleming were
counsel for Motley in the Motley will
case and had assisted him financially,
so that he was indebted to them. Pet
ers Said he thought it only fair to the
defense to make the statement before
Motley was finally accepted as a juror.
Motley asked to be excused. He said
that while being examined by Prosser
he had not thought Of his relations
with Peters, WI } will also take part in
the prosecution. He thought he had
better not sit, in view of the relations
existing, and he was therefore excused.
William Allen was among those ex-
cused by the judge and he appeared TO
/ have excellent reason. His wife died
about two months ago, and he has
eleven children to look after, while his
father is dying at his home and his
mother is also dependent upon him for
! support He is an employee of the Ho-
nolulu Iron Works, and Judge Robin
on lost no time in telling him he was
not to be called upon to serve his coun-
try as a juror.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-23
OREGON SAILORS
WERE ASSAULTED
THREE WERE KNOCKED DOWN
BY FOOTBALLS AT OLD FISH
MARKET LAST NIGHT.

Three bold hold ups occurr last
night at the old fishmarket. Sailors
from the battleship Oregon were the
victims All of the men We're knock
ed insensible with some object by the
robbers. One of them was A. L. Wal
lin, another was Electrician Carey and
third was a sailor whose name was
not learned this morning.
All of the men were attacked from
behind by one or more highwaymen
and knocked down with some blunt
instrument. Wallin was robbed of his
shoes, hat and some money. Carey
came to his senses in time to shout
for help and scare his assailants away
There is no clue to the robbers. The
police were inclined to think that there
had been no such robberies but the
sailors bear excellent regulations a.
board the essel and there seems little
question but they were attacked.
An investigation by the police goes
to show that the three victims of the
rather mysterious assaults last night
were attacked by men from the battle
ship. A fight had occurred up town
and the sailors who are thought to
have struck Wallin and the others, laid
i'm wait for them at the fishmarket. No
arrests have been made.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-23
TO Be COMPLETED
WITHIN THREE YEARS
THE JAPANESE CONSULATE is
TO BE BUILT AT AN EXPENSE
OF 100000 YEN

The japanese Consul stated this
morning that according to the Japan
csc newspapers and through personal
letters he was advised that the new
consulate to be built here is to cost
200 600 yen or 100000, and be complet-
ed within three years.
81 have not been officially informed
as to this matter" said the Consul
"but all of the newspapers have an ac-
count of the matter 1t was appro-
priated by the Japan SCI Parliament
and is to be completed within three
years.
"The papers also contain an account
Of the Parliament considering the bill
that provides for the government own
ership of railroads. Whether this will
be passed or not is still a question.
think it likely to be passed though. If
1t is passed it will mean greater eff
cheney in the roads than is obtained
under private ownership"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-23
CAMPBELL WILL
IN COURT AGAIN
MANY INTERESTS PRESENTING
THEIR LEGAL VIEWS TO CIR
CUT JUDGE LINDSAY.

Judge Lindsay this morning began
the hearing of the suit to have a legal
construction of the will of the late
James Campbell, in order to settle
moot questions as to disposition of the
income. There are many parties in
volved and the problems are quite COM
plicated. The principal questions are
as to what funds of the estate shall be
applied to the allowances provided for
Mrs. Campbell
Cecil Brown, one of the trustees, was
a witness this morning regarding the
condition of the property of the estate.
The probate records were introduced in
evidence and the court now is to con-
slider the legal questions on briefs to
be submitted by the attorneys and
guardians for the various interested
parties.
j. ]. Dunno appears as guardian for
the Princess Kawananakoa, e. M.
Watson for her minor children and e.
c. Peters for Muriel and Beatrice
Campbell The three guardian-attor-
neys will file briefs within ten days
and five days more were allowed by
the judge for the attorneys for Mrs.
Campbell Parker to present their views
on the subject.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-23
TOWING DREDGER TO KAHULUI.

INV Inv DINiAlJbH4Ik ~ NAM IL l.
The tug Fearless departed this morn
ing shortly after II o'clock for Kahu-
lui with the dredger Reclamation in
tow. 1t is expected that the tow will
be made in II hours if the weather be
good. The dredger is to start to inn
prove Kahului harbor.
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PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT

Manuel c. Teves an employee of the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany, met with an accident about noon
that is likely to prove fatal. He was
driving a dray along Punchbowl street
and when mauka of the Mormon church
was seized with fit and fell from the
seat. He fell in the track of the wa
gOn and the wheels passed over him
breaking this back. He was taken
to his home near the Pauoa Bridge.
This Afternoon he was not expected to
live.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-23

The Alameda was sighted this morn
! ing at 1890 a. m.
John w. Cathcart will return home
in the Korea on March IS.
Dividend No. 1O5 Of Eva Plantation
Co. is payable on March Slst.
The annual meeting of the Nor
mon church will begin at Laie April g.
Fresh Kahil,inui beef, veal and island
chickens Raymond Ranch Market
/ Telephone AGA.
The revenue cutter Manning left
shortly after noon today for a cruise
to Kauai ports.
The Hawaiian Electric Co. have COM
pleted an installation of an electric
light plant at Waimanalo.
A viola made by William Dix is be
ing used with much satisfaction i'm the
st. Louis College orchestra.
The Tenth Infantry baseball team
will play the Twilights next Sunday
afternoon at Kapiolani Park.
The Honolulu symphony Club viii
rehearse this evening a full attend
anCe of members is requested
The steamer Claudine goas to Hilo
this trip i'm addition to Maui ports She
is to take mainland mail to Hilo.
| Y. Mochitusuh of the japanese club
at Waikiki will give dinner to the
/ Promotion Committee on Monday even
/ ing
Grand Easter millinery opening
/ Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at
Sachs Dry Goods Co. All ladies cor
daily invited.
There will be no meeting of the
| Honolulu Symphony Club this even
| ing. The musical director, ]. H.
Stockton is slightly indisposed.
The steamer Mauna Loa did not get
away untoiI 1870 p. m. today for Maui
and Hawaii ports as she was held for
the mail by the S. S. Alameda.
The st. Clements branch of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary will meet on Tuesday
the 9th of March at ESQ o'clock p. m.
| The Guild will meet at o'clock p. IN.
same date.
The Honolulu Times for April has
been issued. In this number the edi-
tor, Miss Prescott, has touched on a
wide variety of themes and given
something interesting on each
Demetrius Lycurgus will be back
| from Greece soon to take charge of the
! Volcano House. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lycurgus will visit Greece after they
turn over the management of the
House,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-23
FOR PRIVATE SALE

The new pleasure yacht 'Kapolei"
fastest sloop in the Hawaiian waters.
Oak frames, planking, decking, cabin
of eastern cedar
Complete set of racing sails, spin
hacker, balloon and storm jibs.
Further particulars can be obtained
from
HARRY ARMITAGE,
Stock and Bond Broker,
Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-23

SUGAR: New York, March %, $685.
cents a pound. or 81 % a ton last
previous quotation, March 20, 3.56625
cents a pound.
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REAL ESTATE

A valuable lot on the corner of Lii
liha st, and Parker lane, having a
frontage of 81 feet on Liliha street. and
from 40 to 112 IT. deep.
The lot is high ground and is well
drained.
In this property there has lately
been erected a well built new frame
building, 25x1O feet, wired for cleo
tricity, flush closets, porcelain fittings,
etc. Building is covered with CORFU
gated iron The factory is well sup
piled with new machinery, comprising:
2O-H. p. steam tubular boiler 96x
100.
1 SKIS class b horizontal engine.
1 No. mill for manufacture of poi.
/ No. mill for grinding grain, taro,
etc
Shafting, betting, pulleys, scale,
tools etc.
The above will be first offered as a
whole, and if not sold will be sold in
lots.
All particulars at my office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-23
A SAILOR WITH
FIFTY-F0UR DOLLARS
A DRUNKEN SAILOR FROM THE
OREGON SAVED BY SHIPMATES
FROM BEING ROBBED.

Last evening i'm the proximity of the
Opera house a sailor with more liquor
than he could well carry sat himself
down and refused to move. A nearby
policeman, not caring to arrest the fell
low spoke to some of the other sailor
lads and told them to get him in some
out of the way place where he could
sleep it off.
When the sailor boys went to the
assistance of their shipmate one of the
boys suggested that they SEE if he had
any money so they might take it and
give it to him next morning when he
was in his proper senses. He was
searched and found to have $5i
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-23

SHAMEFUL CASE OF CRUELTY.
Kamiyawa the driver of a dray, was
taken into custody on a charge of
cruelty to animals. One of the rear