The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-04

The transport Lawton was sighted
off BARRIERS Point at 1870 o'clock to-
day.
Troubled with indigestion? Primo
Beer is specially beneficial to dyspep-
tics Try it,
Extraordinary values in all kinds of
footwear at l.. b. Kerr's big store on
Alakea street.
The Promotion Committee will meet
at $50 o'clock.
Rent a safe deposit box from Hawaii
an Trust CO. and you can keep your
vGluables i'm a safe place.
Your valuables will be safe if de-
posted in a safe deposit vault of the
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.
The household furniture of F. T.
Herrick will be sold at auction on
Tuesday next by Jas F. Morgan.
Registration is picking up. There
was quite a crowd at the meeting of
the registration board this morning.
c. F. Peterson has entered his APP
pearance as associate counsel for Prin-
cess Kawananakoa in the Campbell
will construction case.
J. F. Durao, editor of the Portuguese
paper La Libertad, has bought control
of the paper and wril in the future
maintain a different policy.
A meeting of the Governors of the
Commercial Club will be held at the
Promotion Committee rooms Young
building, at 1880 this evening.
The Department of Forestry is MAX
ing an investigation of the Waianaeka
reserve with a view to planting more
trees where they will do good.
Richard H, Trent, JoE Bachelor and
Harry Armitage have been appointed
by Judge De Bolt to appraise the es-
tate of the late MatrldA Hughes.
Mrs. Mary Gum will open her dane
ing class on Thursday evening. Octo-
Der IS, at Odd Fellows Hall on Fort
street
Why be troubled WITH that irritating
prickley heat when Pacheco's Dand-
ruff Killer will give you immediate
relief?
Circuit Judge Lindsay will take up
the trial of criminal cases next Mon
waived civil calendar.
Light easily turned on; light easily
extinguished light without heat; that
is electric light. Hawaiian Electric Co.
Phone Main 800.
CentenniaPs Best flour costs only
1925 a sack at Henry Hay & Co., yet
it is the best flour selling in the Homo
lulu market.
Try Colonial Spirit in your chatting
dish. 1t costs less than alcohol and is
more satisfactory to use. Sold by Lew
ers & Cooke, Ltd.
Many clever new books are now
ready for readers at Hawaiian News
| Co. The most popular new literature
| of the season.
Federal grand jurors who have been
subpoenaed for the October term are
| directed to appear before Judge Dole
| next Monday morning.
The newest showings or laces, trim
mings and dress goods are being made
! this week in Whitney & Marsh's Win
dows. See page 4, this issue.
After taking under submission the
! case Of Brown VS.. SprecKels, whose
! hearing began Monday, the supreme
Court yesterday adjourned until Fri
! day morning.
Mrs. Henry st. Goar and Miss Erna
st. Goar have left for New York and
a tour of Europe. The greater portion
Of their time will be spent in Ger
many.-Chronicle.
The captain and officers Of the I'M
perial japanese training ship Anegawa
have issued invitations for an At Home
aboard the vessel on Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Cards are to be
presented at the pier to the officer in
charge Of boat.
The Board of Agriculture and For
estry have forwarded to the Wailuku
Improvement Club 1000 plants of diff
ferent einds.C About 200 eucalyptus