The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-08
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News of the Day.

Don't miss the ThaW lrlal at Tue
Gem theatre tonight
The best Csc. lunch in the city is to
be had at ThurloW's.
The Nauna loa and Claudine SAIL
ON their usual time on Friday but no /
freight will be received on that day.
A glass OF beer with your short
order at Thurlow's is just the thing
Waialua Agricultural Co.'S dividend
No. IA is due and payable on June
18th
The annual dinner of the Kameha-
meho Alumni Association Will be CIV
en- at the Manual school tonight
Fresh frog legs and all the delca-
cies Of the seasons at Thurlows all
the time.
When the Hawaiian Trust Com
pany, Ltd, is handling the charge
you have left in trust, you are assur~
ed of the best service obtainable.
MIR. A. Z. Murphy, wife of the clerk
of the United States District Court,
and daughter left for the Coast on the
Manchuria
Copies of Mexico Today the Off
cial magazine of the National lines of
Mexico, are wanted at the Honolulu
| Normal School.
Call at Hawaiian News Co. in the
Alexander Young Bldg. and inspect
the big new line of Yawman & Erbe
Filing Cabinets and Card Indexes. Of
! flee appliance of all kinds
Colonel Schuyler of the Firth Cav
airy spoke before the Social Science
Club at the home Of Judge Ballou last
evening, his experiences with Kuro-
Ipatllin in Manchuria.
The case of assault against the Jap
Ianese strikers arrested some time ago
by High Sheriff Henry at Eva was
continued before Judge Robinson this
morning.
Jack Doyle received a cablegram yes
terday afternoon from Lester Petrie
dated Louisville KY, setting forth
that the Shriner party had arrived.
r. c. Lydecker and Roscoe Perkins
are members.
Stockholders of McCabe, Hamilton
& Kenny Co., Ltd, will meet at the
Company's offices Oh Wednesday, June
1G, at p. m. for the purpose of con
sidering changes in the By Laws of
the corporation.
When building your new home re-
member that artistic locks on your
doors do not cost very much but make
the house look one hundred per cent
better Levers & Cooke, Ltd, have
the finest assortment of builders hard
ware in the city. d.
! Mrs j. w. Timmons, daughter of
former Vice President Fairbanks, left
for the mainland today on the Man
churia. She will go East to meet her
, husband Lieut.. Timmons, of the U.
s. S. Idaho, who has been in Cuban
waters with his ship.
Deeds have been filed with Registrar
of Conveyances Merriam transferring
: lot on Liliha street from Captain
j. H. Black to C. NJ. Cooke, Ltd, fol-
} the sum of $500 Captain Black is
going to leave the Territory and re-
turn TO the mainland for good and sc
; has old his property here. He wai
the owner of the Advertiser at ont
time.
\ decision in favor of the defendan
win costs was handed down by Judg
Whitney this morning in the suit o
Z of Scott VS.. Pedro 1t was held tina
) Aaction was barred by reason of tn
Z statute of limitation. The suit con
) cerned the collection of $50 on a worth
: less draft of the defunct Kona Suga
Z Company.
) DR.. d. Moore of the U. S. Marin
Z Hospital Service at this port left las
} evening in the liner Nippon Maru o
y a trip that will take him around tn
world DR.. Moore has not had a vaca
ton in four years and, under the rule
= of the service, he Is now entitled t
4 four months off. He said last eVenin
= that he expected to return here, bu
= that his plans for the future were yer
= unsettled as yet. He will probabl
cross Siberia on the new Eastern 81
= IBERIA railway.
= The captain of the British shi
d Yeddo states that he may not gC
= away next Friday, as had been in
= tended, and the announcement has sc
w local cricketers to work in the hop
W of getting another game with the Wis
w iting cricketers on that date. AS
W will be a holiday with cricket play
x ers; but Mr. McGill will make a har