The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-21
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News of the Day.

Honolulu Lodge, NO Olb, b. T. w. =
meets this evening.
The best 25c lunch in the city is to
be had at Thurlow's.
Dividend No. 143 of Eva Plantation
Co. is due and payable on May 81.
A glass of beer with your short
order at Thurow's is just the thing
E. o. Hall e Son are selling Ster-
ling bicycles for S25 while the lot
lasts.
Fresh frog legs and all the delica-
cies of the seasons at ThurIow's all
the time.
T. H. Benton. the noted pistol shot,
came in on the Alameda, bound for
Australia.
New York summer styles in Star ne
gligee shirts now ready at SiIva's log
gerry. Also their first shipment of E.
& w. negligee shirts. Call and see
them.
Itching scalp, falling hair and dan
druff are the forerunners Of badness,
Pacheco's Dandruff Killer viii destroy
the cause.
Finest seasoned ohia and algaroba
stove wood now ready at Uuion-Paci-
fc Transfer Co. Phone 5S Also best
stove coal
Sanitary cleaning by vacuum pro-
cess. Rugs, carpets, portieres, mat
tresses, etc. Inquire 1887 Alakea.
Phone 500.
no., ,-o,r Io,yr'- coIyo ,,eo I1oro,o
growth, the wonderful new fertilizer.
Sold only by E. o. Hall & Son. Ask
| for a sample
Fr1sh fruits and vegetables in sea-
son; also Primrose Pork Sausages ar
rive on S. S. Alameda today for Henry
May & Co. Phone %,
Notice is given today of q meeting
of the Queens Hospital Corporation
in the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce at $3.50 a. n. June %.
Edward b. Lada, who has been the
leader of the orchestra of the Alca-
Ear theatre for many years, arrived
in this city by the Alameda.
Godfrey Amy, son of the local
United States Shipping Commissioner
and editor of the Pathfinder arrived
this morning on the Alameda.
President John w. Gilmore of the
College of Hawaii will deliver the
Memorial Day address. Miss Whitford
will read patriotic selection.
Albert Warehouse has so far recov-
cred from his recent severe illness to
be taken from the Queens Hospital
to the residence of E. Kopke on Ke-
walo street.
James F. Morgan was appointed by
Judge Robinson commissioner to sell
land on Hotel street in the suit of the !
Lusitana benevolent society ond VIM.
AHA against Henry P. Bush and 9TH
ers.
Young men! Try the Crossett shoe |
Summer styles just received by Ma |
Shoe Co. and they are
the finest examples of footwear ever
shown in this city. Prices $3.50 to !
IS,
A verdict for B. f. Dillingham; in
the sum of $11O0 with legal interest |
from December 30, 1902, against NJ !
f. Scott on account of a loan was re-
turned by jury before Judge Rob-
inson yesterday.
Curtis p. Iaukea has resigned the |
position of financial agent for Queen
Mliuokalani on account of disagree
ment with her over transactions han
died by J. X. Aea, and Aea is again !
in charge of the Queens affairs.
Hawaii will be represented in the
Rose Festival Parade at Portland,
Ore. June 10, by a float symbolic |
ing steamer day in Honolulu also by
two decorated automobiles. Augustus
F. Knudsen made the ARRANGEMENTS. !
"The Elf King" and "The Nina
ture Circus" will be the feature films
at the Art theatre this evening. This !
is a delightful program for children
as well as grown folks. There will |
also be illustrated songs and fine in
music.
The finest roast beef, the tenderest |
juiciest mutton and the most palata-
BILE rabbits we have ever had are Of
fered for sale on our block today. An
order by phone will bring to you some
thing that will please. Ring up as, |
Meat Market.
w. Sumner Ellis, the Hawaiian mu-
stefan, and a member of his quintet |
named Fabian were turned out of a
cafe in Minneapolis on account of |
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