The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-12
PLANTERS
SESSION
SUGAR MEN SPEND MORNING
LOOKING OVER THE LOCAL EH-
PERTINENT STATION.

The visiting managers and represent
/ tatives of the different plantations who
! are in town at the present attending
I the annual meeting of the Planters
/ Association, met this morning at the
! Experimental station to look over the
work which was being done and toI
hear the reports from the different.
heads of the departments.
Shortly before nine o'clock the
! guests began to arrive, and by nine
thirty nearly all the members had ar
rived The guests were taken around
to the different departments,
each department head giving them a
short talk on his special work
The members We're very much pleased
at the work which has been done in
the past year, and the prospect for the
coming years work is better if any
thing than the work just finished.
Shortly before twelve the meeting adj
journed until two o'clock this after
noon, when the reports Of the work
done at the Experiment Station will
! be read, and other important matters
will be taken up.
! The special trip to Oahu plantations
will probably be given up, although
/ the matter will be finally decided upon
! this afternoon.
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regard to the changes and remodeling
of the Judiciary building. There is an
appropriation of $4,000.
A penalty of 10 per cent and in
terest at the rate of 10 per cent on
Property taxes and ~ per cent on
Income taxes will be added to all
delinquents.
A lease by the Queens Hospital to
the Hawi Mill & Plantation Company
of a certain tract of land in Kohala,
was placed on record this morning.
The term of the lease is ten years, at
an annual rental of $1,O5S.
Former Governor Carter and James
A. Wilder will take a party of tour
lists for a hunting trip to Molokai
Among their guests will be Mr.. Chase
and Mr.. Cushing of Southern Califor-
mia, and William Kent of Chicago
President Pinkham of the Board of
Health has advertised for bids for the
/ construction of the new Kalihi receiv-
ing station, for which the last Legisla-
2 ture appropriated $4,000 The bids
2 will be opened on the 21st inst
The perfection of a cigar is the old
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street, telephone $40. In sizes to please
you. Reina Victoria, Panetelas, Puri-
tanes, Finos, Regalia Britannica and
PerfectOs
Careless piano movers will do more
damage to an instrument than the
cost of the moving amounts to. If
you want your piano moved without
damage, phone SIS, to the most care
full piano mover in tOwn-Union-
Pacific Transfer Co.
The Hawaiian Congregation of the
Iolani Guild of ST. Andrews CATHEDRAL
will give benefit concert at the Kilo-
hama Art League Hall on Thursday,
November IA, 1907 The receipts will
go toward defraying the running ex-
penses of the said congregation. Ad-
mission SOC.
The Tax Office is not required un-
der section 1867 r. L., to send out
individual notices of the amount of
taxes due by each and every tax
payer.
w. A. Kinney will leave tonight for
Kauai where he will defend Snoch
, Lowell, the jailor who is held on a
charge of murder The case will come
up this week, and may be finished be-
fore Saturday. Lowell kicked a Jap
anese prisoner under his charge, who
died as a result of the injuries inflicted
Isaac Lando yesterday filed petit
ton in voluntary bankruptcy in the
United States District Court. He
schedules his liabilities at 1851. GA, all
due Triest & Co.. Of 734 Mission street,
San Francisco for merchandise
bought. His assets are personal wear
ing apparel, including a watch, alto
gether valued at $125.
The Lowrie 100000 damage case is
- still being argued on the motions to
amend the original complaint and to
strike from the docket, and bids fair
to continue during the remainder of
the week on the same questions. There
is little else in sight on the calendar
of Judge Robinson's court that will in
, terfere.
A concert will be given on Thursday
night of this week at the rooms of the
Kilohana Art League by the Hawaiian
- Guild. A very interesting musical
1 programme mas been arranged, and a
S large number Of people will probably