The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-22


Low prices at New England Bakery
Eva stock sold for S26. 90 today.
The Honolulu Gas Co. will sell a
gas stove for S11.5O
At o'clock this morning the Kinau
was sighted 20 miles off
J. A. Vogt, of San Francisco, is
registered at the Young.
E. A. Douthitt is now located in
the McCandless building.
Mr. and Mrs. e. N. Saunders arTiv-
ed in the Kinau this morning.
Monday will be the last day of
Sachs Mammoth Clearance Sale.
The Honolulu Times for July will be
out early Tuesday morning, 25th inst.
Call at the Star office and secure a
baseball counter. Free while they
last.
The Salvation Army will give a
children's picnic on the Fourth of
July.
w. NJ. Giffard and wife were at the
Hotel Alexandria, Los Angeles re-
Gently
The Board of immigration met this
morning to hear the report of E. R.
Stackable.
You have a chance now to get a SUI
perior grade of mutton at the Metro
politan Meat Co.
Mrs. C. r. Miller, of Baltimore, g
writer for Frank Leslie's Magazine, is
spending some time in Honolulu.
Think of Olaa raspberries and ice
cream soda and then go and buy a
glass at Benson, Smith e Co.
The new No. 364 Tan Potay Oxfords
for men at the Manufacturers Shoe
Co., Ltd, are certainly it. Fit we'll
wear well.
United States District Attorney R.
w Breckons and U. s. Marshal e. R
Hendry today returned from Hilo in
the Kinau.
DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Caven, of Bisbee
Arizona, are guests at the Young
They will probably spend several
weeks in the Territory.
Ice cream with Olaa raspDerries seas
tered over it is a delicacy fit for the
Waldorf-Astoria patrons. You can get
it at Benson, Smith & Co.
Miss e. H. Hind, Miss M. Hind
James M. Hind and Mrs. James M
Hind arrived this morning in the XII
nau from Hawaii and Maui.
Plaintiffs bill of exceptions in the
case of Hoopii Wire VS.. the Waialus
! Agricultural Co., Ltd, ct al, has beer
passed and allowed by Judge De Bolt
At Hilo, on Thursday night, a fare
well banquet by Hilo people was ten
dered to George F. Henshall, who re
tires from the Hawaii Herald to joiI
The Star,
Lucy Stevens has filed divorce pro
ceedings against James L. Stevens
She says they were married in 1898
he deserted her in 1897 and she
wants a divorce.
Before Judge De Bolt a nolle PROSE-
was yesterday entered in the cast
against Robert Colburn charged will
maliciously tearing down a fence. i
was an Appeared case. -
e. c.. Peters, cas- guardian ad liten
for the Campbell minors in the recen
litigation to construe the Campbell
will, yesterday filed a petition for al
lowance of attorneys fee.
Coarse Lauhala Floor Mats, Higl
Marked Tapas, Brasses, Pottery, Fans
Baskets, Loulu and Lauhala Hats
Hawaii e South Seas Curio Co., Alex
ander Young Building.
You will get more work from you
horses, more milk from your cows b.
using Cyphers Anti-Fly Pest 1t doe
keep insects Off See window displa
at E. o. Hall & Son, Ltd.
The Reverends Fenton Smith, c.
Linsley, J. w. Gum, r. e. Busch, Shi
Lin Chin, w. Ault and r. d. Wallac
were passengers from Hawaii ant
Maui this morning per S. S. Kinau.
Richard O'Meara withdrew his al
peal yesterday from a fine of SIS
the district court for assault and ba
terry on Mrs. Kaahanui. The mittimu
will not issue until June 81, by orde
Of Judge De Bolt
Honolulu people who have visite
Goldheld bring back gloomy reports
They say that most of the gold in tn
country has been taken from the POI