The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-21
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News Of the Day.

NEWS OF the Day
Honolulu Lodge No. 6l6 b. p. O. e..
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock
You're always next at the Silent
Barber Shop six chairs in opera.
ton.
See that you get your green stamps
when you are buying at the stores.
And call at the show rooms. and see
the many valuable articles you get for
them
Your furniture can be moved with
out the slightest injury if you place the
order in the hands of the Union Paci-
tic Transfer Co., King street next to
the Young Hotel. Telephone 1874.
Three minutes sufficed to deal with
all the cases on the Police Court ca
lendar this morning. There were only
four cases down, two being drunks.
and the usual fine of SO and costs was
imposed, while the other two were
continued until Thursday next.
d. H Hitchcock, president, an
nounces that the annual business
meeting of the Kilohana Art League
will be held at the rooms corner of
Miller and Beretania streets, on We'd
nesday next at $50 D. m All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Hawaii will be represented at the
big conference to be held in San
Francisco on marine matters affecting
the Pacific Coast. In all probability
President Morgan of the chamber Of
comerce, now in San Francisco. may
be prevailed upon to watch Hawaiis
interests
Forty thousand trees are being pro-
pagated in the nursery of the bureau
of agriculture and forestry on King
street for Arbor Day planting. Arbor
Day falls on November II. Applica-
ti6ns can be made to the nursery now
and shortly before Arbor Day they
will be available to applicants
A summons has been issued against
Tue Bun for the payment Of sewer
1909. The rates amount to $117. The
Bun pleads the statute of limitation.
hut this it is understood, will be OPP
posed
Notice OF appeal has been given in
the case Of Ching Sum-yum and Jan
Kong VS.. Isaac l.. Cockett. Plaintiffs
were awarded judgment in the sum
of $63.5O, being rent due and costs.
Annie K. Paulo has been granted
a divorce from Sam K. of the same
ilk, on account of his failure to pro
vide for her; while JOba Garcia has
been released of her matrimonial
bonds with William Garcia, because
he has deserted her.
The work of surveying Punchbowl
has been proceeding smoothly for
some TINA. end Superintendent
Campbell anticipates that if the pre-
sent rate of progress is kept up, the
work will be finished at an early
date.
The adjourned annual meeting of
the Honolulu Library Association will
be held this evening at o'clock in
the Library.
The annual and final accounts of
Cecil Brown, guardian of Mary Alice
Porter have been approved by Judge
Robinson. Miss Porter having come
of age, Browns guardianship has
ceased
In the Office of the territorial treas
urer yesterday were filed papers of
incorporation for a new graveyard
company, the Pueo Cemetery Associa-
ton, the graveyard to be situated in
Kapalama. The associates are Mary
e. Leslie, w. K Isaac, w. A. Kane,
David Kahealeawai, Abraham x. Ke-
kau and NJ Huh.
The October number of Black and
Gold, the official organ of the students
of Mckinley High School, has made
its appearance The new editorial
staff consists of Kenneth Ables, editor
in-chief; Lester Marks, business ma
mayer; and the following assistant
editors and business assistants, Mae
Garden, Sigma Wikander, Pearl Nc
earthly, Annie Kong, Eloise Macaulay,
Adele Wicke, Esther White, W. II. d.
King, C H Dyer, William Rosa, How
ard Case, Marcus Monsarrat, Charles
T. Littlejohn and Henry zap. The
issue is very creditable one.