The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-07

Wilder Wight is in Europe and hay
ing a splendid time.
A large crowd departed by the
Mauna Loa today
The S. S. Hilonian departed for Hilo
yesterday afternoon.
The steamer Kaiulaui will sail on
Monday for Hawaii ports.
Curtis Iaukea is rapidly improving
from his attack on Sunday.
The S. 5. Nebraskan sails this after
noon for Kahului and HilO.
Miss Marion Bell of the public schools
returned by the Alameda today
The ship VIM. p Frye will be ready
for sea the latter part of next week.
The schooner S. r. Alexander left
Kahului yesterday for Port Townsend.
! The Hebron clearance sale will end
! Saturday night. Store Will be closed
! between six and seven.
Frederick O'Brien of the Manila
/ Cablenews is expected to pass through
! Honolulu in about a month
Ladies form a large proportion of
| tn editorial excursion party from
! Southern California.
The Claudine leaves tonight with a
/ large passenger list. The delegates to
| the Republican Convention depart an
! her.
| Up till five O'Clock yesterday after
noon the Board of Registration for the
Island of Oahu had enrolled about $40
voters
| Miss Brooke Rose will sail on Sep
| TENDER 4 for Honolulu, w,~ere she will
spend some months as the guest of
friends-Call.
| f. NJ. Jenifer of the Oceanic Com
pany arrived by the Alameda this
morning. He will go with the editors
! to the Volcano and return by the So
nOma.
Governor Carter has granted petit
/ ton to restore the civil rights of Kae-
/ hu who was convicted in 1887 of steal
ing cattle antd served out his sentence
| of Is months.
The Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator
has no equal If You want a good
strong, scientific refrigerator that uses
! little ice, buy the Leonard H. Hack
field & Co, agents.
The Southern California editors were
not the only consignment of good
things on the last Alameda for in this
issue on page will be seen a brief but
full description of the Malt Murine re-
ceived by the HOLSTER Drug Co
Henry May & Co. have just received
a new assortment of fresh Portland
candies including assorted chocolates,
French mixed > assorted nut chocolates,
and molasses chocolate chips. Also
Ghirardellis' chocolate sticks.
A new business has been started in
Honolulu. Henceforth those socks with
holes need not embarass you or call for
warm remarks because the Woman's
Exchange will be glad to mend them
for you at a very small charge.
The delegates to the Waikiki Con-
vention are to be entertained tomor-
row night by the Maui people. A fine
luau is to be prepared by Judge Ke-
poikai and other prominent residents
Miss Hoffman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hooking, returned by the Ala
media this morning from a vacation
spent on the mainland. She was as
far as Boston.
Mrs, William LangtOn arrived by the
Alameda this morning after a visit of
several months in Southern California.
She proved the guide and mentor of
the editorial arty in matters Hawaiian
Captain Seabury, commander of the
Korea since she went into commission
is away on leave, enjoying life on his
ranch near Guernville. He expects ia
resume command of the Korea upon
| her return from the Orient I'm Novar,
Der
Alexander Center, for many years
general agent for the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company has retired from
the service Of the Hartman corpora
tion and the duties performed so long
by Center will be assumed by A. M
Garland.
AT a meeting of the Ship Owners AS
ISOLATION and the Sailors Union held al
San Francisco recently the So a month
increase for wages on sailing vessel: