The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-23
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News Of the Day.
Notes is the business mans oafe

meets this evening. All members are
requested to attend.
Miss Libble Victor, daughter of Joe
Victor of Honolulu, died at Hilo
week ago Saturday.
Secretary of the Interior Nagel will
visit Hawaii this autumn if he makes
a western trip.
Evan w. Estep, formerly of Hawaii,
is now agent for the Sioux Indians at
Greenwood, S. D.
Midday luncheon at Notes is serv-
ed quickly. Everything first class,
clean and neat.
Judge Parsons gave judgment for
William Hay against Hilo Sugar Co.
in a cane planting contract action.
En- Chang, brother of Chang Kim,
is alive according to news received by
the Manchura. He was lately re-
ported as deau.
Pastry made at the Palm Cafe is
better than is usually found in res
taurants. 1t is made every day and
is always fresh.
I make Hawaiian preserves. Take a
case home or send one to your friends.
Mrs. Kearns. 1874 Hotel Street.
w. II. McInerny has presented DR..
Katsunuma with small gun projectiles
which the giver lately dug out of
hill near Port Arthur.
William Hughes, son of Hon. John
A. Hughes, left by the Manchuria yes
terday afternoon for California to at
/ tend college at st. Mary's.
MI Ide, Japanese eleve consul, was
much improved on Saturday from the
critical condition in which an opera
ton for appendicitis left him.
/ Holders Of Oahu Railway & Land
Co. six per cent bonds are requested
/ to present same for redemption, with
out delay, at Bank of Claus Spreckels
& Co.
/ Plenty of men know how to and
do earn money but they do not know
how to save it, A gas stove will solve
the problem. See the Honolulu Gas Co.
Ltd.
The steamer Lurline reported her
self 114O miles away Saturday evening,
with 5000 tons of cargo, 159 bags of
mail and So passengers. She will ar
rive Wednesday afternoon.
Some very handsome blue and black
serges for mems suits just in at w.
/ w. Ahana & Co. the tailors. These
will make fine suits of light weight
for summer wear, Shop 62 King st.
Dr. Deas of Hama, last Wednesday
fractured his collar bone by falling
into a boat through the parting of a
rotten rope while coming ashore from
his medical inspection of the schooner
James Rolph from San Francisco.
Mr. Merchant! When you have
freight to be hauled to or from the
wharf place your order with us and
you will get the best services in the
city. Honolulu Construction & Dray'
ing Co. Phone 261.
Some very handsome blue and blacE
serges for mems suits just in at w. w
Ahana & Co., the tailors. These vii
make fine suits of light weight TO
summer wear Shop 90 King street.
You may enhance the value Of {
, picture by having it framed correctly
or you may ruin it by having any ole
thing put around it, The Pacific Pic
ture Frame Co, Nuuanu below Hotel
has the mouidings and they know how
Judge George Woodruff of the Fed
eral Court was the guest of honor, b!
way of welcome to Hawaii, at the an
nual dinner of the bar Association OF
Saturday evening. District Attorne!
r. w. Breckons was POSTMASTER
Judge De Bolt spoke for the Presiden
of the United States, Lorrin Andrew
for the Governor of Hawaii, Judge Dol
for the Bench, Judge G. A. Davis 70
the Association and Judge Robinson
for the Circuit Court. F. e. Phomp
son read paper on "By and By whicl
Thomas Fitch wrote for the occasion
and c. H. Olson read the annual pape
! of the Association.
W. Leslie West, bookkeeper OF Ew
Mill, has been granted a vacation @
two months and will leave tomorrow
afternoon for Waimea, Kauai, wher
he will spend the time. He will b
] accompanied by his wife and children