The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-05

Elks meeting tonight.
A probate notice appears in this is
sue.
Grading has advanced to Punaluu on
the Koolau railroad.
Hawaiian Lodge will mold a special
meeting this evening. Work in first
degree.
The sugar crop at Laupahoehoe this
year was the largest in the history OF
the place.
The Lawton yesterday forty miles
off ordered supplies OF the Mtoropo-
Titan Meat Market.
The nomination papers OF D. n
Keoui and 5. w. Kaai, candidates Tor
the House, have been filed.
A swell shoe at modest price is an
all patent colt welt oxford for women
at Manufacturers Shoe Co. Price S3'7O.
Try Sunny Side Condensed Milk. 1t
is Invaluable for household use. ADJ
solutely sterilized and safer to use
than ordinary COWS milk.
superintendent of Public Instruction
w. H. Rabbit is at work on some
tables of school statistics, for the an
nual report of the governor.
Adelina Patti is no relation to any
of the Roughriders, but both are the
best cigars on the market. and both
are sold at Fitzpatrick Bros new
cigar store.
Manuel Vierra, for number of years
connected with the Silen< Barber shop,
leaves by the Claudine tonight for
Wafluku, Maui, where he will conduct
first-class barber shop.
Emil A. Berndt, manager of w. w.
Dimond & CO., leaves by the Ventura
on Tuesday for the mainland on busl-
ness for his concern. He will probably
90 as far east as New York.
Judge Lindsay has set the cases of
the Thomas Floris, charged with as
sault with weapon and Paahu charg-
ed with a criminal assault, for next
Monday. The case of c. A. Schmidt,
charged with embezzlement is set for
Tuesday.
The captain and the officers of H. l.
J. NJ. training ship Anegawa have is
sued invitations for an At Home on
the ship tomorrow afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock. Launches will be in waiting
at the foot of Fort street to take guests
to the steamer.
The signs of the times indicate that
the prices on all kinds If lumber are
shortly bound for the higher attitudes,
and the City Mill co. urge thoughtful
people to provide against that time by
giving them an order now and laying
in a stock now.
The ladies of Leahi Chapter, No. 2
fancy articles Saturday of this week
in the vacant store of the Masonic
Building, Alakea street beginning at
10 a. m. These goods will be sold at
o. E. s., will have a clearance sale OF
your own prices. Light refreshments
will be served during the day
Attorney General Peters has receiv-
ed a letter from F. II. Larned, acting
commissioner general of the bureau OF
| immigrat ton and naturalization in
| washington, thanking the attorney
| generals department for assistance ii
applying the new immigration law ant
! expressing appreciation of the Interest
| shown here.
Mr., and Mrs s. w Wilcox and theil
Z ia * llltls MISS -lcble w llNbAt VI lNeA
uai, arrived on the Enterprise and ar,
visiting relatives on this island. They
went to Puma Sunday to visit at tn,
home Of r. A Lyman; tney will return
to Hilo Thursday, and after visiting a
the home Of f, S. Lyman a few day
will return to Honolulu probably b!
way of the volcano.-Hilo Tribune.
Luke f. LeBlonde, son of Charles NJ
LeBlonde OF this city, after an absenc
of five years on the mainland arriv
ed by the Claudlne Sunday His com
ing had not been previously announces
and his arrival was a most pleasan
surprise to his father Mr.. LeBlond
has been engaged in travelling for com
mercial houses with headquarters a
Cleveland, Ohio but has always mad
longing for the islands and desire t
return. He comes on a visit and ma
remain several months,-Hilo Tribune