The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-04

Low prices at New England Bakery.
Harmony Lodge No. 3, l. o. o. T.
meets this evening
There will be a regular meeting Of
Hawaiian Lodge this evening.
The Board of Education will hold
meeting at $3.50 this afternoon.
Your children will enjoy the Nc
Laughlin books sold by Wall, Nichols
Co. Ltd. These have just arrived.
The danger of catching cold in the
wet weather is eliminated if your old
shoes have been repaired by Vickers.
Safeguard your valuables by rent
ing a safety deposit box at Hawaiian
Trust Co. for only SOC a month. 1t
will pay you in the feeling Of security
alone.
There is a lot of fine Japanese goods
including many patterns of odd cups
and saucers at the Japanese Bazaar
and the goods are selling at a big dis
count.
The law firm of Magoon & Lightfoot
has been dissolved. J. M. Lightfoot
has taken Offices in the McCandless
Building
No freight will be delivered from
Matson Navigation Co.'S wharf tomor-
row morning TUESDAY, Nov. 81 until
after the sailing of the s. S. Hilonian
at ten o'clock
Passengers departing on Alameda or
HilOnian can have their baggage
checked at hotels or residences by
applying to Union-Pacific Transfer Co.
Ltd. Phone 58,
In the case Of Jas, L. Holt, assessor,
VS.. Chong Hong Kee, judgment was
today entered against the plaintiff in
the sum of $145.18 and costs. This
was a suit for taxes.
Kalola Kahalewai Dias has brought
suit for divorce from her husband Joe
Dias on the grounds that he is a leper.
The defendant has been on MOlokai
since September 1903.
In the divorce suit of Marion Myhre
VS. George c. Myhre, Judge De Bolt
this morning denied a motion to allow
the plaintiff $3.50 for travelling eXpens-
es in coming here from California to
prosecute her suit.
A deed filed for record this morning,
and dated November End, witnesses
the transfer of certain property on
Kinau street containing 1866 square
feet, from Sarah c. Dow, to Mary L.
Fennell The price paid was $4,000.
The second regular session of the
College Club class in city government
will be held at the home of Prof. w
| d. Alexander on PunahOu St, below
Wilder Ave, Tuesday afternoon at
four fifteen. The subject for the day
is "The City Council. The session
will close promptly in one hour.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
NJ. =. church will hold a rummage sale
on Tuesday, November 5. Any one
| having articles of clothing, etc, fol
which they have no further use, will
confer a favor on the society if they
will leave same at NJ. E. parsonage OF
ring up parsonage, and things will bC
called for.
The Hooulu and HoOla Lahui will
hold their regular monthly meetin(
for the first time after their vacation
Wednesday, November 18th, 1907, a
10 a. m, at the Kapiolani Maternit!
Home, Beretania street, Honolulu. Al
members are requested to attend, al
matters of importance will be brough
up for discussion.
The Missionary House." the frs
frame building ever erected in Homo
lulu, is now open to visitors. 1t will
be used as a museum in which relic
of the early missionary days will b
kept. The building has been restored
as nearly as possible, to its origina
condition. The expense of restoration
has been born by G. M. Cooke an
George r. Carter.
A meeting of the Honolulu AutomC
bile Club will be held this afternoo
at four o'clock in the offices of Ha
stead and Company, to decide on tn
events that will be held on Thanks
giving day at Kaplolani Park. A larg
attendance. is requested. and it
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