The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-02
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News OF the Day.

coorga Iycurgus writes from Hlo
of increased activity in the Nolcaho'
Return foreign postage coupons are
now on sale at Honolulu postonlce'
Jananese strikers are drifting back
to Aiea plantation and asking lor
work.
udge Robinson granted divorce 10
1yrrano Suehiro from Shintaro Sue
hiro for desertion.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold its regu-
lar meeting this evening for transac-
ton of business.
n. G. II. privates will have sInok-
er Thursday, and non-commissioned
officers Friday evening
There will be a regular meeting oil
Harmany Lodge No. 3, l. o. Q. f., TINS
evening. All members are requested
to attend.
The engagement of w. George Ash
ley Jr. of Honolulu and Miss Dolores
e. Williams of San Francisco is an
nounced.
Among Hilo people about making
trips to the mainland are DIR. and
Mrs. Fred. Irwin, w. S. Ward, p. G.
Beamer and H. C. Gresham.
DR.. Osmers, who is a candidate for
government physician at Waikiki, is
booked for a trip to San Francisco
from Hilo in the Enterprise.
Judge Whitney appointed Henry
Warehouse Trust Co. as administra-
tor of the estate of Allie NJ. Felker,
deceased under $1,000 bond.
1t is said % Japanese returning to
Waipahu plantation to work on Satur-
day were stopped by strike pickets
and dissuaded from their purpose.
A motion is filed to place on the
Supreme Court calendar the case OF
Virginia E. Sands alias Virginia e,
Lynch VS. Henry Kailiehu, A. N. Ke-
poikai and John Richardson.
Judge Whitney committed to the
Boys Industrial School little boy
named Kanalii Amoka who, neglected
| by his father, slept in parks and odd
places and was fed by kindly watch
men or sailors on the waterfront
Mrs Kapaahu, aged "a, was found
dead in her home in Manoa Valley
on Saturday. She was a retainer of
| the Kamehamehas, receiving her ku-
! leana in the reign of KamehGmeha Ill
Try a Conlllin Self-filling fountain
pen. New stock at Dat & Mossman.
Just a pressure of the thumb while
dipping the pen into an ink well fills
| it, The handiest and best pen made.
Road Supervisor Wilson nas replac-
ed the prisoners withdrawn from Mo-
Hill quarry with citizen labor. BY the
adoption of mechanical traction in
! hauling, he has the laborers formerly
! driving the wagons to spare for the
quarrying
The sailing of the Lurline has again
been postponed 1t is now announced
that she will leave this port for San
morning. She is not expected to ar
rive from Kahului till tomorrow morn
ing.
There will be a public hearing of
all interested in the dairy and milk
ordinances held by the sanitation and
utdllH tOluulllltt VI TIC DOdlu Vi Du
pervisors at the municipal assembly
hall, Mcintyre building, at 1880 this
evening.
Treat your feet to the Regal Clog
last Natures greatest rest for the
/ foot A wide sensible toe and broad
#, fiat walking heels, A sure cure for
corns and tender feet Only 81 90 a
pair at Regal Shoe Store.
w. T Lucas, manager of H. May
& Co., Ltd, was reported by cable on
Saturday to be seriously i'll of pneu-
monia in San Francisco. He left here
six weeks ago intending to visit the
Seattle fair and later to take a va
cation in the country out of San Fran
cisco with Mrs. Lucas.
Rev Doremus Scudder, d. d., an
nounced III his sermon at Central
! Union church yesterday morning that
! he declined the call to the secretary
ship of the American Board in New
York City. For the present at least
he would remain as pastor OF Central
Union church, where a door had been
opened to him for work in harmony
With his life ideals.