The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-08

SUGAR.: June 7, 1886 cents a pound
or S77.2O ton; last previous quota.
ton, June 5, 3.s4 cents a pound or
$3.50 ton.
LONDON BEETs: June a, 9 shiI-
Iings ia pence; last previous quo
tation June I, 10 shillings 11M pence.
Low prices at New England Bakery.*
A commissioners sale appears in
this issue.
Jas, f. Morgan will sell a large mule
next Friday.
A. r. Gurrey returned from Hawaii
today in the Kinau.
A first class dray and team for sale
at w. w. Dimond & Co., Ltd.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Perkins arrived
in the Kinau this morning.
D. Lycurgus came to town in the
Kinau from Hawaii this morning.
H. l.. Holstein is in town. arriving
today in the Kinau from Hawaii.
c. M. Lovested and S. e. Lucas were
among Kinau arrivals this morning.
DR.. P. F. Frear and wife returned
from the Big Island in the Kinau.
U. s. Marshal has started a new
criminal for the Hawaiian district.
Knights of Pythias will hold memo
rial services at 8 p m. tomorrow.
Mackenzie Gordon gave a successful
concert at Hllo last Wednesday night.
George H. Robertson returned to
the city per S. S. Kinau this morning.
w. H. Rogers, wife and five children
arrived in the S. S. Kinau from Ha-
wall today.
The local Christian Endeavor Union
will hold a monthly meeting on Mon
day evening.
The annual clearance sale of The
Sachs Dry Goods Co. begins Wednes-
day, June 18th, at a m.
Vat 10y Co. has received their new
line OF children's goods per $. S. Ala
media.
Look over the list of houses for rent
in The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. S
adj
J. T. McCrosson, James Glib and
E. G. Smith were among those who ar
rived in the Kinau from Hawaii and
Maui today.
Beginning today we Will sell at a
bargain our American and oriental
goods at half rates. Come and see IT
yourself. K. Fukuroda
You cannot afford to be in the poul-
try business without trap nests. The
best trap nests are the Superior"
Sold by e. o. Hall & Son, Ltd.
The Weather Bureau desires the SER
vices of a bright young man. A civil
service examination is necessary.
Blanks can be had at the Custom
House.
George A. Davis attorney for Chris
j. Holt, defendant in the suit of Eliza
beth Richardson, filed a statement yes
terday, of the particulars of defend
ants claim to a setoff.
The habeas corpus proceedings on
the part of Frederick F'reitas to re-
cover possession of his daughter Lucia,
was begun before Judge Robinson yes
terday and continued until Friday.
The turquoise image necklaces, so
unique. Mats, fans, tapas. Hawaii d
South Seas Curio Co., Alexander Young
Building. Brasses and pottery. Lau-
hala hats and mats.
At banquets and all feasts of fash
ion the champagne that rules supreme
is George Goulet & Co,'s-extra dry. A
new shipment of the tlnest vintage has
just been received by F. A. Schaefel
& Co. Phone Main 81
The second Tuesday in June occur
ring on the 18th, the regular meeting
of the Buckeye Club is postponed tC
Tuesday, June 18th. The meeting viii
be held at the residence of D. f
1hrum.
Inspector of Schools, j, G. Davis
has most thoroughly inspected all o
the schools in his circuit and will
leave soon for Honolulu where he will
be engaged during the vacation il
the office Of the Department OF Publ
Instruction-Maui News.
Hawaii Chapter No, /, Order of IA
mehamsha, will turn out in their full
Ahuula Regalia tomorrow, June 9th
TO commemorate Kamehameha's birth