The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-14

ton, 3.75c. per pound, or $75 per ton.
Carl Klcmme is working in a second
class hotel at Shanghai.
Nraull Vida is in the advertising
business at Shanghai.
Volcano Marshall is in the hospital
with broken leg at Shanghai
Dick DAILY is running a grill and oys-
ter room in Shanghai and is doing
well.
Don't miss Sachs ad tomorrow big
specials for Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday.
| a. Haneberg, administrator estate Of
( Lee Ahlo. has a notice to creditors in
! this issue.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening Work in Third
Degree.
Mrs. George Martin and two children
left by the Korea today for a visit to
the coast.
Ferdinand schnack left by the Korea
today to resume his work at Stanford
! University
Police Captain Sam Leslie is at the
queens Hospital, seriously i'll with
typhoid fever.
The Hebron Drug Company are do
ing business at the old stand until
Saturday nigh
The annual meeting and election of
the Chamber of Commerce will be held
tomorrow at p. 49,
Treasurer Campbell has a notice in
this issue, regarding an application for
liquor license.
The Hawaiian Gas Company is
doubling it's capacity by the addition of
new machinery.
Miss Gertrude Hall left by the. Ko-
rea today for a vacation which! she
will spend in Boston.
Mr.. Super, the new local secretary of
the Y. NJ. c. a. will arrive here next
Monday on the Manchuria-
Misses Helen and Freda Gay We're
the Korea passengers. They
are to re-enter school at San Jose.
There will be a rehearsal of "Sllip
Alloy at Elks hall this evening a D.!
m. \ full attendance is requested
Grand and petit jurors for the Ser.-.3
temper term of court will be drawn IN
the circuit court tomorrow morning.
Mike Patton is earning SIS Mex. per
day as bouncer at the AlharHhra Gar
dens, a popular resort on the outskirts
of Shanghai.
Saturdays coast steamer brought, 4
some beneficial parasites from DR.. Koe-
belle, who is in Mexico, for tine Plant
ers' Association.
Judge Robinson this morning con-
frmed the sale by VIII E. Fisher, COM
missioner in the case of the Oahu Lum-
Der and Bupilding Company against T.
Horita.
A Nelson, of Cushman and Nelson,
has received news of the death of his
father in Oakland. The death was
FASTENED by the hardships following the
San Francisco disaster.
Col George w. Mactarlane left by
the Korea today for San Francisco.
He goes in connection with the float
ing Of the Kohala Ditch bonds, which
has just been accomplished.
L. r. Welhey, former attorney gem
eral of the Philippines and now United
States Judge for the district of China,
who is a through passenger on the
Korea, called on Judge Robinson this
morning.
| j. j. Greene ana j. II. craig Will ldlh
on chickens and pigeons respectively at
the monthly meeting of the Hawaiian
Poultry Association to be held at 8
O'Clock tonight lat the government
nursery at 144O King street.
On the transport Thomas Is a collec-
ton of thousand orchids from all
parts of southeast Asia on its way to
Mrs. Roosevelt. The collection is sent
by Senior Manuel Yriarte who was on
official from the Philippines at the St.
Louis exposition
Rev. T. p. Fem, wife and two chill
dren, of Wichita, Kansas, who have
been visiting Honolulu fISr some weeks
returned today by the Korea. While
here, Rev. Fem made an enviable rep
utation as a pulpit orator. He preach,
ed several times at st. Andrews Cathe'
dral.
Manager and Mrs. George f, Rem
ton. Of Eva Plantation, sail by tn
next Alameda to be gone for SOM
time. They will remaiV in California
. for a time and afterwards go east, t
Chicago, and New York, and will visi