The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-07

dence in Palama. Death was caused
by asthmal bronchitis She was
fifty-two years of age and native of
the islands The funeral arrange
ments have not yet been made.
s7eSGsI5G,ss $3.50 I,5s,s,es,e5e5
put off purchasing until too late. Hun
dreds and hundreds of satisfied Gus
toners have taken advantage of the
marvellous bargains during the past
week
Miss Hattie Kaluaikai Malalloa, a
native of Nawaieha, Maui, aged &C.
died at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Services will be held at Williams I'M
dertaking parlors at 4:3O this after
noon. The burial will be at Kawaia-
hao cemetery.
If it is one of Sharp's Signs it is
all right. Everybody says so and
everybody knows. Mr.. Sharp is busy
in dull as we'll as rush seasons. His
work itself explain the reason. Office
and shop in Elite building, Hotel street
John Mattos, the well known metal
worker and plumber of Alakea street
near Beretania, has an important word
to the trade in today's Star. The
rainy season is coming on and roofs,
cutters, ETC., should be attended to- at
once. See him next week.
Twenty thousand promotion folders
go forward to the Seattle fair by to-
days mail for distribution on Ha-
waii Day. Promotion literature will
be placed on board the Siberia for
the Congressional party and other pas
sengers on the return trip.
Kichitaro Nakamura was found not
guilty of unlawfully importing women
by the Federal jury yesterday. The
verdict was a surprise to District At
torney Breckons. 1t would appear
that the defendant succeeded in max
ing a scapegoat of the convict Isoi, to
whom he was confessedly a panderer.
George H. Paris has been awarded
the contract for the furniture of the
new Yokohama Specie Bank building,
the total cost to bme in the neighbor-
hood of $500. This furniture who'll
be combined steel and mahogany, the
tables having plate glass tops, and will
be by long odds the FINEST in any
bank or business Offices in Honolulu.
F. F. Fyler, bookkeeper for the Cas-
tie estate, writing from Savannah,
Georgia, at the close of his vacation
there, remarks on a registration of SO
degrees and says the people are sur
prised at the Honolulu temperature la
bles, finding it hard to believe that
such a mild climate can exist in the
tropics.
George w. Smithies, trustee of Stella
Keomailani Cockett and Stella X. Coo
kett, beneficiary, has filed suit against
John F. Colburn. executor Of the es-
tate of David Kawananakoa, and Jo-
nah Kalanianaole. for $52S0.75, the
amount of a deficiency judgment Civ
en- by the Circuit Court two years
ago against the defendants.
The May social committee of Eva
Mill whose entertainment was post
poned on account of the strike, give
their social this evening. The commit
tee consists of Mr.. and Mrs. McKeever,
Mr. and Mrs. Muller, Mr.. and Mrs.
ODowda, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsay, Mr..
and Mrs. Gliding, and Messrs. Nolan
and Newman
! Two local Portuguese were identified
in making fraudulent attempt to get
on the list of recently arrived immi-
grants sent hither by Special Agent
/ Trainor who were being booked for
free passage back to the mainland.
Clerk Savidge was issuing the tickets
and saw that the pair did not belong
to the crowd,
| The Independent Auto Stand, at King
and Bishop streets, have as a starter
five of the most expert chauffeurs in
the city. The stand is well located
and the cars among the best. The
stand makes a speciality of round the
island trips, but is at your service by
the day, hour or at hack rates. Teie-
phone 600.