The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-27

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WIN. b. STOCKMAN,
! Section Director.
LONDON BETS. September %, 9
shilIings, 1O15 pence; last previous quo
tation, September q, shillings, 8
pence.
! LONDON BEETS: September "a, 8
shillings, ~ pence; last previous quo
tation, September %, shillings, 1917
pence.
SUGAR. New York, Sept 26, 4 cents
pound, or $50 ton; last previous
quotation Sept. %, 4O625 cents a pound.
E. J. Lord of Lord & Belser, arrived
! by the Siberia.
A meeting of the Board of Super
visCrs will be held this evening.
Col ]. H. Soper completed a short
trip to the mainland th4s morning.
Subscribers to the Commercial CLUB
stock will meet tomorrow evening.
A number of nominations has reach
ed the Secretarys office from Kauai.
A notice to candidates for election to
County offices IS published in this is
sue.
There will be a meeting of the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee this after
noon.
! Guy owens, a well known electrician
of this place returned from the coast
! this morning.
ID
accepted at the Secretary's office for
nom Lation fees.
Mrs. c. A. Bon, accompanied by two
/ children, returned from a visit to
eastern points today.
J. j. Garden, a memb>r of the Board
of immigration, was returning pas
senger by the Siberia.
President Pinkham fthe Board of
Health is expected back from Hawaii
on Friday of next week.
A commissioners sale of valuable
real estate situated at Hauhaukoi, Ho
nolulu, appears in this issue.
There will be meeting of the teach
erg' committee on Saturday, and OF
the Board of Education on Monday
next.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, the wife of the
principal of the High School, was one
of the passengers arriving on the ST.
IBERIA.
The nomination papers of c. R. Rice,
candidate for representative from Ka
uai have been filed in the Secretarys
office.
The Rapid Transit Company have
! =,
plates of fish at the Aquarium for dis
| tribution,
Miss Florence A. Yarrow, the pas
tors assistant of Central Union
Church, returned from the coast this
morning.
Mrs. ST. Clair Bidgood, the wife Of
the manager of the Haleiwa Hotel, re-
turned this morning from a visit to
the mainland.
Jno. A. Hughes, the Republican nom
inee for Representative, Fourth Dis
trict, asks the support or the electors
of the district.
Don't forget Alameda dance Friday
night, September %, at Royal Hawaii
an Hotel. Mrs. Alapai will sing dur
ing dinner hours.
Try a Roughrider sc. cigar. For sale
at Fitzpatrick's Cigar Store, corner of
Fort and King streets. The best &C.
cigar in the market.
Mrs. Wilder has had a large number
of golden shower trees planted along
Pensacola street between Wilder ave-
nue. and Lunalilo.
c. du Roy, the manager of b. F
Ehlers & Co., returned from a trip tC
Europe this morning. He was accom-.
panied by his wife.
Archie McKillop and wife arrived by
the Siberia Mr.. McKillop is vel
known in this place, he having large
interests in Oriental trade.
The bargains at Diamonds still con
tinue The principal attraction this
week is a double coated genuine gra
mite teo pot holding quarts for SOC,
The Grand Jury was in session agar
this morning. Some Japanese case
from Waipahu were taken up, involv
ing burglary and assault and battery
1t is said that by means of the auto
mobile the Gypsy moth in the East hal
ben carried from state to state ant
has done millions of dollars worth o
damage.
: Rev. ]. w. Wadman with his wifi
and daughter returned from Ohio thi
n morning His daughter has been Il
school there. He will at once resum
his place as pastor Of the Methods
church.