The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-02
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1t is good for you-Primo Beer.
Low prices at New England Bakery"
w. c. weldon has some choice eggs
for Matching.
The Boardman block will be sold at
auction on May 4.
"Hawaiis Young People" for May
has been issued. Its contents are very
interesting.
Drs. l. Katsuld and family will leave
on the America Maru for a four
months vacation.
The Bishop Trust Co. have houses
to rent at Waikiki beach, Pacific
Heights and Pawaa at from $40 to $50
a month
Pure, rich and understandable home
made candies at the Alexander Young
Cafe. Everybody likes them. Why not
please "her?"
Summer rates commence May l at
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel for six
IuOllNllS. ItIDIe DOdlh, gov pei lh'llIll'
rooms 500 up.
The Hawaiian Realty and Maturity
Company deal in real estate, mort
cages and investment securities. Of
flee, Mcintyre Building.
Just on hand at Henry May & Co.,
Ltd, a fresh stock of the celebrated
Lehnhardt's Candies and Callers Cen
uine Swiss Milk Chocolate.
The Government schools closed yes
terday at noon in honor of May Day
At the High, Prof Scott gave a Short
account of the origin of the day.
On Friday at 3 p. m the Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society will hold their
regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Muir
phys home, 1928 Victoria street, cor
ner of Green.
Inquiry has been made at the Gov
errors office for Sylo Frithjof Larsen,
born at Grimstead, Norway, AZ years
ago. 1t is mentioned that some years
ago he naturalized as an American and
changed his name to Charles Abra-
hanson. He is thought to have come
to these islands.
Pat Newhall, well known in Homo
lulu, is a passenger to San Francisco
aboard the S. S. Sonoma. Newhall
came here with the L. S. V. Engineers
in 1898. Since then he has been in
South Africa, where he has done well
as an engineer After a short stay in
San Francisco he will return to the
Cape.
Santes and Sons have appealed from
a judgment for defendants L. A. Fai
& Co. given by Judge Whitney in the
district court.
Takahashi and four other Japanese
have appealed from the judgment Of
District Magistrate Whitney, who had
fined them in sums from $25 and costs
to $50 and costs for conducting a ere
ia game
Bruce Cartwright executor of the es-
tate of d. Kuawaa Paiko, defendant
has filed a general denial to the COM
plant in assumpsit filed by Henehaka
Kukapu.
Cecil Brown and w. o. Smith, execu.
tors under the will of Geo Galbraith
deceased have appealed from the re-
cent decision Of Judge De Bolt, hold
ing that they were not entitled t.
charge the fee for their bonds as exc.
cutors to the estate.
Judge De Bolt has issued an order
allowing Job Bachelor a fee of $25t
for services as master in the Galbraitl
estate, to examine the first accounts o.
the executors. The bond of the exc
cutors is also reduced to $125OOO,
John Marcallino, Alex NJ McBrydc
and NJ. T. simonton have been appoint
ed appraisers of the estate of Agatha
Mott deceased.
e. G. Peters as guardian ad liten
for Muriel X. and Beatrice w, Campbell
has filed a motion for an allowance o
attorneys fee for services rendered
these minors in the litigation over tn
estate of James Campbell, deceased, TIL
motion viii be presented to Judge d.
Bolt tomorrow at a. m.
High Sheriff Henry is at Koolau to
day. attending to some attachments o
property.
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