The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-11

Your grocer sells Poi Breakfast Food.
Whitney & Marsh's Friday special:
Ladies White Wash SUITS, $3.50.
A purse was found at the Post Office
and awaits the owner at the Star office.
Henry May & CO., are giving free
sample packages of Poi Breakfast Food
z. X. Meyers of the Hawaiian Trust
/ Company left today on the Ventura for
the Coast
c. Hedeman of the Honolulu Iron
Works will return on the Sonoma from
the Coast
There WHY be a meeting of the Anti
Saloon League at the Y NJ c. A. at 4
D. m. today.
superintendent Holloway visited the
Nuuanu dam construction works yes
terday afternoon.
The Flower Mission is the recipient
of some very beautiful flowers from
Mrs. Stangenwald.
The st. Louis College Alumni Assoc
citation will give a dance at Progress
Hall on October 20.
c. H. Kluegel a prominent Civil En-
gineer of this city left today on the
Ventura for the Coast
Editor French. of the New York In
dependent, was a caller on Governor
Carter this morning.
A reception will be given this even
ing at the Methodist parsonage for
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Wadman.
The ship Arthur Sewall sailed yester-
day afternoon for Delaware Breakwa-
ter. She took a full load of sugar
The annual meeting of the Honolulu
Library and Reading Room Associa-
ton viii be held tomorrow evening.
The teachers committee of the Board
of Education will hold a meeting on
Saturday morning, and the Board will
meet on Monday.
Mrs. H. E. Highton was a departing
passenger by the Ventura for the
which was left to her.
The Oceanic Express and Baggage Co.
delivers baggage to and from all steam
ers and trains. Wallace Jackson, man
ager Bethel street near King.
Emil A. Berndt, the manager of w.
W. Dimond e Co, together with his
wife, left today on the Ventura for
visit to the Coast on business for his
firm.
The L. S. Experiment Station will
give a rice binder which they recently
bought a trial on some rice land near
the Palama Fire Station on next Fri
day.
The new store Of Wah Wing Chong
Co., Eva side of Fish Market. will we'll
repay a visit as it carries a full line
Of American, japanese and Chinese
goods
Architect Campbell is making the
plans for the new convent for the
Catholic Sisters at Kaimuki. The build
ing will be of stone and will be two
stories in height.
Mrs. Mediation and Miss Bowman
who came here with the Southern CAL
ifornia Editorial Association, left today
on the Ventura for their homes in
Southern California.
The nomination papers of J. L. Paoo
H. M Kauikonui A. D. s. Kaleiopu
, and M. A. Silva have been filed in the
+ secretary's office. They are all candi-
/ dates for the House.
! The Judge Advocate General of the
/ Army has decided that men serving
| in Honolulu are not entitled to 20 per
= cent increase of pay, as these islands
/ are not foreign territory.
on and after October 23rd. 1906. the
! Government Wharf at Maalaea Bay,
Island of Maui, will be abandoned, and
all freight formerly consigned for this
port will be landed at the new Govern
ment Wharf at McGregor's Bay.
The coroner's jury returned a YER
dict in the case Of Kiongi that he came
to his death by hanging himself under
circumstances unknown to the jury. He
/ had formerly been employed as a la
borer at the Kamehameha Schools.