The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-22
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News Of the Day

the estate Of William Brede is pub
lished in This issue
The Hawaiian News Co. Ltd, Alex.
Young Building, have any number Of
attractive articles for the Holiday
/ time.
Hawaiian Lodge No. q +. & A. NJ,
win hold a special meeting tonight
at 1880 o'clock. Works in second de-
gree.
The Republican superyisors-elect are
planning to put the garbage system of
the city under the supervision Of the
health department.
You're always next at the Silent
Barber Shop. Six chairs in opera.
ton.
For business and personal commu-
nications with the other islands and
with ships at sea use the Wireless.
The charges are very low.
The store Of Henry May & Co Ltd,
the Leading Grocers, Telephone 1871,
will be closed all day Thursday No
vember "a, Thanksgiving Day.
DO you know what comfortable
feeling it is to have money in the
bank? Open a savings account today
with the Bank of Hawaii Ltd, Mer-
chant and Fort streets.
The very best pant that you can
buy is w. p. Fuller and Co.'S Pure
| Prepared Paint. 1t is durable, easily
applied and made OF the best mater
ials. Levers & Cooke, Ltd TT South
King street.
II. M. Ayres leaves on the Sierra
! this week for London, on account of
the serious illness Of his mother, and
to settle up some estate matters re-
curing his presence. He expects to
be back here next spring.
The handling of Trusts by the Ha-
waiian Trust Company, Ltd, has been
developed to the highest point of eff
! ficiency. Absolute security and free
dom from worry are assured by plac-
ing your affairs in our hands.
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.
There will be a luau at Kahuku on
Saturday evening for the successful
Republican candidates. They are re.
quested to meet at X. w. Shingles
office on Thursday noon at 10 o'clock
to devise ways and means for trans
portation.
A civil service examination was
held on Saturday at which Bert He'll
bron passed the test FOR deputy col
lector of Internal Revenue. AS a re-
suit of his success he will be appoint
ed permanently to the position, which,
| by the way, he has been holding for
the past six months, awaiting exam
| inatiOn.
Cheong 10y who was charged with
having assaulted a little Portuguese
girl under the age of twelve years,
was found guilty today. The jury were
away from their seats for only six
minutes. The accused will come up
for sentence on Friday next at two
o'clock. A second charge Of a similar
nature has been preferred against the
accused.
William Brede ir., has presented a
petition to Circuit Judge Robinson
asking that the Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co. be appointed administrator
of the estate of his late father, VIII
liam Brede. The estate is valued al
sG,818.2G, and consists of real estate
said to be worth $4,000, $500 worth o.
furniture, and s2,418.26 in the Sa'
wings Bank The hearing Of the petit
ton has been set for December Ia.
There Will be a meeting of the guile
of st. Andrews today at three o'clocl
at the home of Mrs. Robert Levers
1925 Kewalo street. The Rev. Cano
Ault will continue his talk on Christ
ian Symbols" The hostess invite
all ladies' of the church to be present
. State Printer Shannon Of California
! with headquarters at Sacramento, VIII
! arrived on the Sierra last week on
, vacation tour, returned yesterday fror
trip to the volcano.
Visitors registered at the Hilo He
tel last week were: Mr.. and Mrs. /
b f. Campbell Of Sonoma; w. w. Shar