The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-22

The Kinau was sighted 20 miles east
at S:2O this morning.
For direction to a good meal con-
suit Scotty's ad. in this issue.
The opening of the Kawaiahao Boys
club house will take place next Friday
night.
The S. S. Coptic is thought to have
been in Hongkong at the time of the
recent disaster
The band was in Louisville when last
heard from and is said to be playing
to big houses.
Mrs. A. b. Ingalls, returned this
morning from Seattle where she has
been visiting.
The quarterly meeting of St Louis
q College Alumni Association will be
held at 1870 a. m September 90.
New and crisp are your clothes when
you get them back from the Honolulu
tin of vegetables, see them first 1863
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Gaines entertain
ed at luncheon at the Moana Friday
for Mr.. Reynolds, his wife and daugh-
ter.
Every housewife knows that Golden
Gate flour is supreme above all other
fiours 1t is best in every sense of
the word
DR.. OLSEN Setter, a rubber expert is
in town and is stopping at the young
hotel. He is to look into the rubber
industry here
If you care for a flour of merit look
up the virtues of Golden Gate Flour
as set forth in H. Hackfeld & Co.'S ad
in this issue.
The opening of the football season
will find E. o. Hall & Son equipped as
never before with football goods. Call
and see the latest.
Prof. E. Cook, a former music teach
er of Honolulu, is now conducting the
musical corner" of the Philippines
Gossip at Manila
Republican headquarters will be
transferred today to the second story
of the Hawaiian News Company build
ing on Merchant street.
Mrs. H, M. Mist and Miss f. Mist re-
turned this morning from British Col
umbia where they have been visiting
for about three months.
A cablegram has been receiver from
William A. Love stating that he has
arrived safely at Portsmouth, O., the
home of his wife's parents
Plenty of Rainier Beer ex S. S. Ne
vadan. Send in yout orders early;
first come first served Rainier Bot
Ting Works. Phone White 1881.
superintendent Colly of the Midway
Gable Station will return probably "
Honolulu on the Restorer for visit.
He will be accompanied by his wife.
Manufacturers Shoe Co, is better
| equipped to supply children with shoes
than any other store. Take your chill
dren there for school and Sunday
shoes.
Palms, fish-tails and maiden-hair
ferns, hanging baskets, begonias, and
caladiums will be sold at 1416 Alexan-
! der street as parties leave for the
mainland.
The best place to get your suit made
is at w. w. Ahana Co., 90 King street,
They carry a full line OF nice English
and American wooden goods; also lin
en-, cotton and khaki.
A Chamber of Commerce representa-
tive at the Mohonk conference is soon
to be appointed. The Chamber cabled
to Mr.. P. c. Jones but he states that
he was on his way home.
We are now showing the latest
weaves in Dress Goods, such as Chiffon
Panama, Taffeta and Henrietta Cloth,
and Shepherd Checks. Watch our
ads, they will interest you. Sachs.
The S. S. Rosecrans carried 100000
/ in gold as freight, so cases Of furs and
$50 600 as payment for her previous
cargo, from Nome recently. The Rose
Grams has been in this harbor the last
| few days.
Just received at Sachs, the newest
weaves in dress goods, such as chiffon
Panama, Taffeta and Henrietta cloth,
and Shepherd Checks. The latest IN
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