The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-17


Mrs. Ktarns Hawaiian Jams and
Jellies.
A Circuit Court summons appears in
this issue
Secretary Wood of the Promotion is
expected home today.
Kona oranges are selling in the mar
ket at thirty cents a dozen.
The Carpenters Union gives a smok-
err at Waverley Hall this evening
The Kinau was sighted 20 miles east
at 7:1O o'clock this morning.
The Governors Thanksgiving procla-
nation is published in this issue.
You get fine island turkey at Scot
tvs. No cold storage taste about it,
Call at Room 4, Waity Building, and
get free advertising household nov
city.
The Anahui Iolani gives a poi lunch
at Haalelea Lawn on Saturday Novem-
Der "a at noon.
Shirt waists and skirts on sale at
Sachs Monday, prices almost cut in
half. See ad on page 8.
About 500 laborers are pleasurably
affected by the raise of road laborers
on Hawaii from 81 to $3.50 per day.
Try the No. 5O2 Haywood Rubber
Heel Shoe for men at Manufacturers
Shoe Co. Price $500. Worth more.
A large number of plantation man
ayers arrived in town this morning and
Were busy as a rule with their agents
Next month Bishop Hamilton of the
Methodist Church will come here to
hold the annual conference of the
church.
The engineer of the Markham Ice
Works was badly burned yesterday by
being bathed in ammonia, by a pipe
bursting.
Twelve year old Helena SolOmona was
sent to the reform school today having
exhibited persistent tendency to lead
an evil life.
The annual dinner of the Hawaiian
Planters Association will be given on
next Thursday evening at the Young
Hotel at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waterhouse have
cut short their visit to Mrs. 5. T.rAleX-
ander, Of Oakland, and will return by
an early steamer.
Wallace R. Harrington, the editor of
the Dulltllll WHO was ODtIdltu upon
recently at Miss Johnson's sanitorium
is reported as doing well.
The Naniola Pau Riding Club will
a holoku dance at San Antonio Hall,
Saturday, November "a, at 1880 o'clock.
Refreshments and singing.
The sale at the Central Union Fair
this afternoon will not begin until 2
o'clock. Nothing will be reserved, and
sold before that time
The grounds upon which Judge Gear
may ask for new election are sup
posed to be the addition of the shelves
to the booths in the polling places.
When you need a brush of any de-
scriptiOn, you will be sure to find it
among the large and varied assortment
carried by w. w Dimond & Co., Ltd.
Charlie Gum, son of Mrs. Mary
Gum, departed yesterday for Japan
where he will spend sometime with his
father. He has gone for pleasure only,
A horse rearing and falling back
wards caused a bit of excitement this
morning on Union street The horse
was attached to a hack and broke both
of the shafts in falling.
The Board of Supervisors will meet
to consider regular County business
next Monday evening. Now that they
have more funds it is very likely that
the road improvements will be taken
up again.
The Daughters of the American Re-
volutiOn will meet with Mrs. W. w.
Hall 1908 Nuuanu Avenue on Thursday
November % at o'clock. A full at
tendance is requested Any visiting
Daughters and any interested are cor
daily invited.
Whitney & Marsh's ad in this issue
should be of special interest to the
ladies'. They have secured the agency
of the Ladies Home Journal Patterns
for the Hawaiian Islands. The Novem-
Der styles will be placed on sale on
Monday at 10c and 15c.
Rev. William G. Poole who is to lee
tune CO., Tho an