The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-17

Low prices at New England Bakery.
Morgan will sell three buggies at
auction on Friday next.
A boy is wanted at the Sanitary
Steam Laundry See adv.
H. F. Wicnman & Co. take special
care in duplicating broken eye glass
lenses.
The case of the Territory VS.. Ushi-
lima, for selling liquor to a minor was
nolle prosiqued yesterday
Don't take chances with drinking
water. Try Grape-Catel, red or white.
BY the bottle at Benson, Smith e Co.
No matches required; no smoke Oh
odor; no danger or inconvenience, II
you use Electric light. Ask particulars
regarding cost and installing. Hawaii
an Electric Co.
There will be a public reception
given to Rev. A. c. McKeever and
wife, at the Christian Church on
to 10 o'clock. All friends are invited.
to / O'clock. All friends are invited.
Superintendent w. H. Babbitt, of
the Board of Education will leave this
evening for Molokai where he will
make a formal inspection of the public
schools. He will be gone several
days.
Wednesday night will be the night
No question of that. The Bal Masque
at the Seaside and the last night In
port of the Big Four"
In the case of the Territory VS.. Lau
Tung Piu, ct al for assault, a second
indictment was nolle prosiqued in
Judge Lindsay's court yesterday, con-
viction having been obtained in the
other. Dresentment.
If you need perfumery or toilette
articles of any description go to Hol-
lister Drug Co. for them. This firm
makes a speciality of this line Of goods
and you can get what you want to the
very best advantage.
Ladies never rail to notice the kind
of cards you give them to play with at
your card party. Hawaiian News Co
has a splendid assortment Of the fam
Gus Congress cards with new picture
backs. Call and see them.
Remember the great Mardi Gras at
the Seaside on Wednesday-th great
est event in Honolulu social life. Get
your tickets from Wall, Nichols & Co.
or from any firm who put Seaside Pos
tiers in the windows
Judge De Bolt granted an order of
license to sell certain real estate to
Tung Apo, guardian of Annie Tung
Apo and Suilon Tung Apo, minors,
in which the latter have an interests
in two kuleanas valued at $3.50, to be
sold to one Akai
In the case of Takahashi, and four
other Japs who were charged with
conducting a lottery, Judge Lindsay
yesterday ordered their bonds forfeit
ed, as none of the accused appeared
for trial The bondsmen are F.. W,
Maxine and o. Nakashima, and the to-
tai amount of the five bonds was $3.50.
The next meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors will be held on Thursday
night at the regular time. A number
| OF important matters Will come up at
this meeting. The new speed law in
regards to automobiles will come up
at this meeting, and the chances are
that the present speed limit will be
greatly reduced
H. L. Holstein, speaker of the
House in the Last Legislature arriv,
ed here from Kohala this morning on
a flying business trip. He was warm.
ly greeted by his many friends and
acquaintances here. This morning he
paid his respects to Governor Frear
Secretary Mott-Smith and other mem
bers of the Territorial official family
He returns home this evening.
Judge De Bolt entered an order re,
serving for the Supreme Court the de
cision of the point of law involved
in the case of Jas. L. Holt, assessor
and tax collector, VS.. Edgar Wood