The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-27

and cold baths at Hotel Arlington.
For the best maue rubber stamps
90 to Wall, Nichols Co.. Ltd. They
make them.
If YOU are Planning a trip be sure
to see the new trunks, suit cases and
bags at Silva's Toggery, Ltd.
BRING 10 green stamps and one dol
ar for a complete Boy Scout Suit.
Green Stamp Store. Beretania and
Fort streets,
Cooke Library at Oahu College will
be open during the vacation each
weekday, except holidays, from eight
O'Clock to noon.
We will receive by the Ventura to-
morrow morning fresh California
Primrose" Pork Sausages, Henry
May & Co., Ltd. Telephone 1871.
BY the Ventura tomorrow we will
receive a shipment of fresh Califor-
mia Fruits and Vegetables and "Puri-
tan" Creamery Butter, Henry May
& Co., Ltd. Telephone 1871.
Two men are under arrest on Kau-
a for a criminal offense, and cannot
obtain bail owing to there being no
Judge for that circuit. The only trI-
Lunal that can act in the matter is
the supreme court.
Captain Warren T. Hannum, T. S.
Corps of Engineers, will deliver an
Illustrated lecture on the Panama Ca
nal at eight O'Clock this evening, in
the Hawaiian Opera House, under the
auspices Of the Honolulu Chamber of
Commerce.
The hulk Of the old Hawaiian man
Of-war Kaimiloa has been placed at
the disposal Of the Fourth of July
committee for a bonfire on the even
ing Of the national anniversary She
viii be burned on the flats where
Sumner Isand'once existed.
Although recommendations have
been sent 10 congress urging that
provision be made for the investga-
ton station at the leper settlement
in Molokai. federal medical men now
here state they believe it will not
be reopened this year, and possibly
not for some time.
Charles Costa, superintendent of the
county garbage department, who is IN
charge Of the work of disposing of the
refuse from Clean-upDay, reports that
the work will be completed this week.
A force of ten prisoners with several
wagons has been at work removing
the temporary dumps left in various
places in the city.
According to estimates the Sugar
Factors Co. will move 100000 tons of
sugar this season. OF this amount
$4,000 tons has been shipped and
$4,000 tons reached the market The
shin William p. Frye from Kahuui
with $500 tons takes the last sugar
TO be sent round Cape Horn, making
$4,000 tons for that route
Preparations are said to be MAKING
for a luau for the seventy-eight mem.
bers Of the Kuhio faction in the late
Territorial convention. 1t is timed for
the latter part of July. Should Gov
ernor Frear be reappointed i'm the
meantime, it is said, Delegate Kuhic
will announce his retirement from the
political field and propose R. w. Shin.
sic TO succeed him as Delegate
Crisco the new cooking compound
that is recognized in domestic science
schools and hotel kitchens as supe.
rior to butter and lard is now for
sale by all grocers in Honolulu.
Berths are selling at the Inter-lsl
and Office for the trip to Maui by the
Claudine leaving here the afternoon
Of July and returning early on Tire
morning Of the fifth. The fare Tor
the round trip viii be eight dollars
The Lord-Young Engineering Co..
Ltd, was the lowest bidder for con
structing the army reservoir at Leile-
hua. It's figure was states against
$T9i7 bid by the Honolulu Con
strucuon and Drawing Co., Ltd. The
Lord-Youne company was also the
lowest bidder at $1,000 for CLEARING
the reservoir site. Japanese compel
ed for This and other work such as
ditchiug and tuuneling and some cali
cuIatiue viii have 10 be done TO de-
tormiuo Inc winners