The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-20
Bis meeting this evening.

Elks meeting this evening.
Low prices at New nngYand Bakery.
A white boy with bicycle is wanted
to carry the Star
The jurors in Judge Lindsay's court
were yesterday excused until Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The handsome residence of Mrs. H.
A. Isenberg will be offered for sale at
public auction on Nov. 16.
A pink silk shawl was lost We'd
nesday evening. A reward is offered
for it's return to this office.
S. S. Indiana arrived yesterday at
Vancouver from Honolulu with Japs
They were allowed to land,
Pains of every description relieved
by the use of German Liniment at
Honolulu Drug Co., rs and SOC. bot
tie
The Commercial club will be open
to members and their ladies during
Regatta day Lunch will be served
as usual.
The Ellis Bros. Glee Club have a
number of new catchy songs and SOLO
lists. VIM. Ellis will shortly be heard
singing them
Men who are careful as to dress
find the greatest satisfaction in Hart,
Schaffner & Marx clothing Sold by
Silvas Toggery
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Christine Perry to John E.
Bargas on next Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER &c, at the Catholic Cathedral.
Mrs. "Scotty" Weston goes to the
mainland in the Sierra, to return on
the next boat down Estate matters
require her attention in California.
There will be no courts held tomor-
row. and most of the departments
will be deserted on account of the
days being a legal holiday-Regatta
Day. -,s
For the benefit of their Kaimuki
customers, Henry May & Co., will
make two deliveries to Kaimuki Mon
day and Thursday will be the days.
Phone %.
The smoothest running and best
sewing machine made is the well
known old reliable Wilcox & Glib
Automatic sold in this city by E. o.
Hall & Son.
When you wish to treat a friend to
the best that the world affords serve
Moet e Chandon white seal cham
payne. H. Hackfeld & Co. Distribu-
ters for this territory.
Annie Kaniniu Hart and James R.
Love have applied for a registered IT,
tie to the lot at the notheast corner
of King and Kekaulike streets, in the
Land Registration Court.
There will be but one delivery from
the Metropolitan Meat Co, tomorrow
and the shop will close at ten o'clock.
The Sanitary Laundry wants a girl
over eighteen years old to mend
clothes.
The Grand Judy which had expected
to take up the case of the oil ware
house fire yesterday, did not do so
because the prosecution was not
ready, and adjourned until next We'd
nesday at 10 o'clock.
By stipulation an order has been
made to take the deposition of ]. F.
Clyde, of Los Banos, Cal, in the case
of the Hawaiian Carriage Mfg. Co.
VS.. Schuman Carriage Co. Both par
ties to the case filed lengthy interro-
/ gotaries
The case of J. J. Byrne VS. e. De-
vauchelle, for balance on a debt con
tracted for merchandise from Davies
& Company to the amount of $500,
was this morning ordered stricken
from the calendar by Judge De Bolt,
for want of prosecution.
The masters report on the final ac-
count of Henry A. Giles, administrator
of the estate of Harold Giles, deceas-
ed, was this morning approved by
Judge De Bolt, and the administrator
ordered discharged, The estate
amounted to $3.50, but after settling
up various debts, a balance of $43.65
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