The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-02

Low prices at New England Bakery.
Morgan advertises a number of land
sales for Saturday.
A cold glass of Primo Beer is just
what you need these hot days. Keep
a few bottles on the ice at home.
There will be a meeting of the Ma
Eoa Improvement Club at the resi-
dence of Judge H. E. Cooper at 1880
tomorrow evening.
The Seamen's Institute last evening
entertained the men of the German
cruiser Condor, local men and women
lending their talents to the program.
After attending to a few small mat.
ters of business this morning, Judge
Dole adjourned United States District
Court until Friday morning at 10
o'clock
A wine-glassful of Malt Murine at
meal times and before going to bed
will give you new strength and make
red corpuscles in your blood. Sold by
Hollister Drug Co.
At the University Club a Smoke
Talk will be given Thursday evening,
October 8, 1907, at o'clock. c. H.
Merriam will speak on TAX Reform
and Methods of Assessment"
Judge Dole this morning examined
and approved the accounts for the
quarter ending with September, of
United States Marshal Hendry, and of
United States Commissioner F. NJ
Hatch
DR.. Cofer, chief of the local Federal
health service away on vacation, is at
present the medical officer in charge
of 5000 immigrants at the Ellis Island
station, New York, the largest station
in the country
Claudius H. McBryde, recently con-
nected with the Government Expert
ment but who has been appointed
by Governor Frear as his private Sec
rotary, entered upon the discharge OF
his new duties yesterday.
Mrs. w. R. Foster mad a narrow es-
cape from injury in a runaway yes
terday. Mrs. Foster was in her buggy
and the horse became frightened and
bolted. The lady jumped out as the
horse fell.
]. Hopp & Co., is offering great re-
auctions in all lines OF furniture to
make room for the increase Christmas
stock which is now on the way. Low
err prices for new furniture than ever
before.
Ernest Kopke will begin his course
of lectures on the machinery used in
the manufacture of cane sugar tonight
at the Y. M. C.. A. 1t will be course
Of twenty-four meetings taking place
every Wednesday night.
r. K. BONNIE, who visited here some
time ago as the representative of the
Edison Company, and toured the ISL
ands making moving picture films, is
on his way back to Honolulu to exhi.
bit his pictures ana take more.
Hilo was cut off from communica-
ton with the outside world yesterday
owing to the action of the Hilo Tele-
phone Company in refusing to allow
wireless messages to go over it's line
without an extra charge of twenty-five
cents per message.
On the petition of c. F. Peterson,
administrator of the estate of S. M.
Pedro, deceased, Judge De Bolt this
morning granted permission to the ad-
ministrator to sell certain property of
the estate valued at about $500. Bond
was required in the sum of $780,
High Sheriff Henry made return
this morning on an execution in favor
Of the Territory against Harvey r.
Hitchcock issued from Maui, to salts
fly a judgment of $16479O, rental on
land. The Shelf was unable to find
any property of the defendant to levy
on and the execution was therefore
returned unsatisfied.
Among the arrivals from San Fran
cisco yesterday by the Korea was
George ANGUS. He went to the Coast
with the Shriners for the convention
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