The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-29

There is a rumor of a dry goods house
consolidation
Carlos A. Long announces himself a
candidate for County Attorney.
The seismograph at Apia recorded
the Valparaiso earthquake shock.
A pair Of gold rim eye glasses with
chain and hairpin attached was lost
At 1870 p. m today the 5. S. Ven
tura had not been sighted off Wanna
ualo.
A notice to cabin passengers of the
Manchuria appears on page of this
issue.
Lloyd Conkling. manager for Fl
Hackfeld & Co. at KaiIua, has recently
launched new yacht
The sale of the Hebron stock begins
tomorrow at o'clock. The Soda foun
tain will also be in operation.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday will
see exceptional values offered at Sachs
IN ready-to-wear suits, etc See WIN
dow display.
CHARLES f. Chillingworth announces
/ himself candidate for the senate sub
! Ject to the action of the Republican
convention
All persons having claims against the
estate of Henry Gibson should present
same to p. r. r. Strauch, administra-
tor, at his office, Yaity Building.
Inquiry has been received as to
whether giant wireless telegraph
mast is now in process of erection on
Molokai for an across the Pacific ser
vice
Henry May & Co receive fresh
supply of California fruits and vege-
tables in the Ventura today. Also a
! stock of California Rose Creamery
butter.
Protect your house by using w. P.
rulers Pure Prepared Paint. 1t is
ready mixed for immediate use and
guaranteed pure. Sold by Levers &
Cooke Ltd.
At meeting of the Kennel Club
last night a committee was appointed
to meet and welcome the secretary of
the American Kennel Club arriving
by the Ventura.
c. Pringle, former employe of the
Rapid Transit Company, was yesterday
fined $40 for using profane language in
an alteration with a street car con-
ductor regarding a transfer.
d. w. Anderson of Bishop & Co., the
well known golf player, was made an
American citizen yesterday. He was
vouched for by j. Harris Mackenzie
and Judge w l.. Stanley.
A special prayer meeting will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church to-
night at 7:30 o'clock The missionaries
from the Manchuria will be present.
Tha
An assessment of 80 per cent of the
admission fee has been called by the
Commercial Club of Honolulu. Pay
ments may be made to ]. M. Riggs,
treasurer, at H. Hackfeld & Co.'s office.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Bar Association OF the Hawaiian ISL
ands will be held at the Republican
headquarters, 925 Fort street, Honolu-
lu, on Wednesday, August 20, 1906, at
o'clock p. m.
Phil Dankey, who played engage
ments as newspaperman and hotel
clerk in Honolulu, and who for some
time past has been connected with the
Manila Bulletin, is expected to pass
through Honolulu on a vacation.
Canon Alexander Macintosh for so
many years principal Oh the Royal
School, is still confined to his house
with illness. is place as principal will
be temporarily filled by j. c.. Davis for
merly superintendent of Public In
struCtion.
Rev w. d. Westervelt recently found
an ancient Hawaiian idol in a taro
pond near Haleiwa Hotel. 1t is carved
from ohia wood and is about eight feet
long, 1t is in a fine state of preserva-
ton 1t will be sent to the Bishop
Museum for exhibition.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. Marquardt violinist
and harpist, will be through passen-
gers on the Hongkong Maru due to-
morrow. They are on their profess
sional tour of the world on which they
had started which the San Francisco
earthquake. They We're here at the
time of the earthquake but felt OBJ
llged to return on account of their
property interests in San Francisco