The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-19

Sugar: 3.7Oc
Low prices at New England Bakery
The band will play at Aala Park
tonight.
The Fourth this year promises to be
a big celebration.
The Lee Look assault to kill case
went over until Monday
The bark r. P. Rithet left today for
San Francisco with a number of pas
sengers.
Oahu Sugar stock changed hands at
$24 so today. Ookala is selling for
S.. 50.
U. S. Judge Dole was busy today
hearing the Manchuria libel case IN.
chambers.
The closing exercises of st. AM
drew's Priory will take place tomor-
row night
Royal School commencement exer-
cises will be held tomorrow evening at
1870 o'clock.
The transport Lawton has been sold
for $4,000. Her appraised value was
placed at $4,000.
Geo. B. Mcclellan and wife are plan
ming to leave for Washington early in
July by transport.
Makaeha was today granted a divorce
from Kealalaina Makaeha on the
grounds of desertion.
The local Salvation Army is to lose
Adiutant Bamberry, who has been or
dered to another post.
Eight deaths from tuberculosis and
two from typhoid, are reported for
week ending June Is.
The trial of Fugimoto, charged with
violating the liquor laws, was con-
| tinued until tomorrow.
Try Mamas Pancake Flour for deli
cious cakes tomorrow morning. Iour
| grocer has it. Ready for use.
The Z. S. A. transport Dix sails for
Seattle early tomorrow morning Her
crew went into quarantine today.
Tonight try bottle of Geo Goulet
& Co. Champagne-extra dry. It's fine.
The local agents for this champagne
are F. A. Schaefer & Co.
Primo Beer will give you a good
appetite and make you feel better all
around. It's made of the finest hops
and barley malt and contains less than
per cent alcohol
In Judge De Bolts court this morn
| ing Chang Cheong withdrew his ap-
peal in the case from Koolau and paid
a fine of 800 for selling liquor without
| a license.
A nolle prose- was entered in the
! case of violating the liquor laws a.
gainst Antoine Tavares gecause the
principal witness against him is out
of the Territory.
The hearing of the foreclosure ac-
ton brought by J. W. Lemhart against
Annoy Silvaet al was begun before
Judge Robinson this morning but was
continued until Monday
Try Mays Old Kona Coffee, roasted
and ground fresh every day The
berries are kept in storage several
years which gives them additional
richness and diatetic value. sc. a
pound. esEH
The prompt replacing of the cracked
glass in the McCandless building the
other day was due to the fact that the
same was insured with the Metropoli-
tan Casualty Insurance of which Bishop
& Co., Insurance Department are
agents.
The June number of the Paradise of
the Pacific is just from the press. The
! illustrations in this number are superb
This publication deserves strong sup
port from the people of Hawaii; it is
an excellent medium to send to friends
on the mainland.
On motion Of Wade Warren Thayer
attorney for Sam L. Wong, the an
swer Of Isaac S. Kaiu defendant in an
assumpsit case brought by Wong de-
PENDANTS answer was stricken from the
files and a default judgment entered by
Judge Lindsay today.
At the closing exercises of the Nor
NAL School there will be a sale of the
lace and embroidery which as been
made during the year at the Normal
Industrial, Kaiulani, Royal and Kaa-
humanu Schools, About a hundred
dollars worth Of work will be on sale