The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-03

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tation, Aug. 20, 10 shillings.
Low prices at New England Bakery.
A boy with bicycle is wanted to
carry papers.
The Sierra sails at five tomorrow
afternoon.
A Pointer dog has been lost. See
Classified Ads.
Mrs. Herbert S. Ewing, 444 Beretania
street, gives instruction on the piano
Sherwin-W Williams strictly pure lin
seed oil is on sale at e. o. Hall &
Son
Alfred Gumbs was appointed Spanish
interpreter for the September term of
court by Judge Lindsay.
]. M. Monsaratt, bankrupt, was
formerly discharged in the bankrupt
cy court by Judge Dole this morn
ing.
A special meeting of the Hawaiian
Pineapple Co. will be held on Friday
September at the Office of the COM
pany, Iwilei
H. f, Wichman & Co. Ltd, opticians
Eye glasses and spectacles manufac-
tured on the premises. Prescription
work a speciality.
Edward Hore, has been admitted to
the bar Of the Territory, his oath hav-
ing been placed on record with the
Circuit clerk.
In the bankruptcy case of John c.
Abreu the accounts of the trustee, G.
S Dole were approved and ordered
closed and the trustee discharged.
A cable has been received from Edi-
tor Shiozawa of Hawaii Shinpo, stat
ing that he would return by the Anne
RIGA Maru, due September 10.
Captain Won Oterendorp will leave
for San Francisco on the Sierra to-
morrow after a visit here. His daugh-
ter, Mrs Emil Berndt, will go with
him.
T. c. Mcclure rouled a total of 1880
pins yesterday Afternoon in six games
breaking all records that have been
made before here. His average was 2O5
for each game.
Hee Leong, small Chinese mer-
chant, filed petition of voluntary
bankruptcy this morning. The in
debtedness is small and the assets
as declared nil.
The appointment of Chester A. Doyle
as Japanese interpreter by Judge De
Bolt, was this morning confirmed by
Chief Justice Hartwell, of the Supreme
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sworn in.
Antonio G. Correa has filed his an
swer to his wife Adelaide V. Correa's
amended libel for divorce denying all
of the sensational allegations of the
bill relating to desertiOn non-support,
cruelty, abuse, etc.
In the case of Wing Wo Lung &
Co., banlTupts, in the United States
District Court ]. F. Morgan, trustee
was this morning discharged, his ac-
counts being accepted and approved
and ordered closed.
A libel for divorce has been filed In
the Circuit Court by John K. Hiram
Jr., against Annie K Hiram on grounds
of desertion. The petitioner resides in
Honolulu while his wife is said to live
at Waialua. They were married in
1898, but have not lived together since
1901. Two children are the result OF
the union.
Consumption is again the only con-
tagious disease that appears in the
mortuary report. There were nine
cases during the last half of August.
The mortuary report shows 65
deaitsh and 112 births during August.
There were 1875 marriages reported.
Consumption led as a cause of death,
with IA cases. The death rate is
"a.
Kim Yong Hun, the Korean who
was brought down from Maui on Sun
day by Marshal Hendry on charge of
counterfeiting, was given a hearing
this morning before U. S. Commits
siOner Hatch, who bound him over
to the October term of Court under
$4,000 bail. The prisoner was unable
to raise the amount and was remand
ed to Jail.
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