The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-04

ball to be given by the Native Sons
and Daughters of the Golden West at
the Moana Hotel next Wednesday
evening, to celebrate the anniversary |
of California's admission to the Union. |
A petition was entered in the Circuit |
Court this morning asking that an adj |
ministrator be appointed for the es-
tate Of A. Kauhi, deceased. The lat |
ter was the administrator of the estate |
of Frank Antoine and died without |
having filed his accounts. One of the |
heirs, Estacio Tavares Jorge, petitions
that an administrator be appointed to
handle Kauhi's estate that he may get
his money from the property left by
Antoine.
The golfer who takes first place three |
times on each of the three links, Ha-
| leiwa, Moanalua and the Country
Club, medal play, will win the Tansan
Cup. Play starts Sunday at Haleiwa,
entries closing in the hotel there at
1920 a. m.
The new Tungsten lamp multiplies
the light three-fold without consum-
ing any more current than an ordin-
airy lamp, or gives the same light at
one-third of the cost. See them at
| the Office of the Hawaiian Electric
! Company
Attorney General Hemenway will file
his brief in the pineapple tax appeal
cases in the Supreme Court this after
noon. All the cases will be taken up
in one brief, that of the Kauai Pine
apple Company being included by a
stipulation which was filed this morn
ing.
Lieut.. E. F. Constien, flag secretary
of the Pacific Fleet, and Capt. Cott-
man of the cruiser California have no
titled E. R. Hendry that the enlisted
men who desire to attend the Odd
Fellows entertainment in honor of the
fleet on Saturday evening will be
granted shore leave for the purpose.
Some people buy from the Japs a
"cord?" Of wood at a less price than we
sell cord, and think they're saving
money. They ought to stack the two
cords" alongside of one another and
see where the saving comes in. For
wood, coal and kindling ring up
Union-Pacltic Transfer Co. Phone 3d.
A bill will be introduced in next
legislature to authorize the Board of
Agriculture and Forestry to regulate
the handling of live stock by transport
tation companies. This action will be
of hn K,1Iz 10
Plantation Co., which made complaint
of treatment it's stock received in tran
sit.
Louisiana Watson was granted a di-
vorce from Nelson P. Watson yester-
day on the grounds of extreme cruelty.
The custody of the three minor chill
dren was awarded to the father.
Deputy Attorney Generals Whitney
and Sutton returned to their offices
: and work yesterday after visits to the
mainland.
The masters report of Jacob Batch
elor in the matter of estate of Manuel
A. Barete was filed yesterday APPROX
ing the accounts of William Savidge
The income amounted to $4,000 and
the expenditures to 1925 Co., better
: showing than has been made before,
the estate being the subject of con-
siderable litigation
: There will be a public opening OF
the College of Agriculture and Mech
anic Arts. The Board of Regents has
appointed President Cooper and Prof
e Gilmore a committee to confer with
= the Governor about securing additional
: tracts of pubic land on this and Other
islands for endowment purposes and
= experimentation in agriculture.
Governor and Mrs. Walter F. Freal
> entertained at dinner in their Punahor
street home yesterday evening, with
I Admiral and Mrs. Swinburne and AID
: miral Sebree as the guests of honor
In addition to these the following
guests were present; Governor and
Mrs. George R. Carter, Judge and Mrs
Sanford B. Dole, Captain and Mrs. Rees
and Mrs. Philip Andrews. the wife o.
Lieutenant Commander Philip An
L drews who was here with the fleet.
> The MQana Hotel will be the scene
;. of garden party given in honor of the
officers of the Pacific fleet this after
noon. The affair is an invitationa
= one given under the auspices of the
= Ladies' Entertainment Committee o.
q which Mrs. Walter F. Frear is the
chairman. Light refreshments will
be served and swimming and riding il
+ surf canoes will probably be part o
the program. Honolulu society will
h be out in force to meet the officers
Allan Herbert, A. Leckenby, Franl
B. Damon, A. H. Ford, P. M. Pond
c James B. Castle and H. R. Macfarlan
q are a committee to arrange for tn
q construction of accommodation house
; around Oahu after the New ZealanC
! example. Several houses are alread!
under construction or repair for tn
i purpose. AS soon as the auto roa,
reaches at Kahana rest house, Georg
OshOrna and his aSSOciates will Mac