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bottom of each glass of
No table should be set with
aut this health-giving water. It
fm essential at meal tlmc3 as It
entalns all the necessary min
eral properties which nature de
mands. Sold at all drug stores.
ARREKA&COM
LIMITED.
117 Hotel St. Tel. Main 219.
HAKE
SELL and
RENT
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HAKE and
SELL
THEfl
Potter
Co., Xtd.
931 - - Fort St.
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Jus. P. Morgan Page S
H. Miiy St Co Page 3
Hawuinn Trust Co Page 1
By Authority Page 6
Scaled Tenders Page 5
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs Tli.it Give Coudcnned
Sens at the Dnj.
If greatly troubled with mos
qnltos notify uhe Boa.d of Health
Send to, or Immediately notify
the Board of Health of nil rata
found dead from unknown
causes.
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THE WEATHER.
Weather Bureau, Punahou, 1 p. m.
"Wind, light, northeast; weather, fair.
Morning minimum temperature, 73;
midday maximum temperature, S2;
barometer, 9 a. m., 30.01, steady, (cor
rected for gravity); rainfall, 24 hours
ending 9 a. m., .02; absolute moisture, 9
a. m., 7.2 grains per cubic foot; humi
dity, 9 a. m., 71 per cent.
R. C. LYDECKEIi,
Territorial Meteorologist.
Three pencorks are for sale. See
classified column.
Tenders, for printing election pro
clamations, are advertised for In this
Issue
Every day this week at 10 a. m. fur
niture will be sold at Morgan's sales
room. There will be a rehearsal of Said Pa
sha at the Elks' Hall this evening, be
ginning at S o'clock.
Judge Gear is expected to return on
tlie next Klnau from Hllo, where he has
been holding court in cases in which
Judge Parsons is disqualified.
Proposals for constructing a four
room teachers' cottage and out build
ings at Kalaheo, Koloa are advertised
for by the Superintendent of Public
Works.
Bishop ltestarlek Is to leave in the
near future to attend the Episcopal
convention in Boston, beginning Octo
ber 5. He will be awny about three
months.
J. W. Pratt, Superintendent of Pub
lic Lands, returned today from Hllo
where he had been in connection with
the charges which were made against
Land Agent Baldwin.
The best lunch In town is served
every day at the Criterion Saloon, com
mencing at 11 a. in. Tnbles and chairs
are furnished. The bill of fare is
ch"nc:ed overy fay.
From the asture to the churn and
throughout the whole process of mak
ing every care Is taken to make Cali
fornia Rose Creamery Butter the best
in the market. Sold by Henry May
& Co.
Doremus Scudder has filed a petition
in the land court for registration of
property he has purchased onProspect
street. J. M. Monsarratt lias been ap
pointed to examine the title.
Judge De Bolt has Issued an order for
Walter J. Lundy of Los Angeles to act
as commissioner to take the evidence
of Robert Keating In the suit of
Frances Keating against Robert and
Jnmes Keating.
A mistaken idea with some people is
that safe deposit vaults are only for
the rich who own bonds and stocks in
large quantities. It not so, all need
protection ard it can be giiied, through
a private box at the Hawaiian Trust
Co., for $3.
J. 1-. 'ouke arrived from Maui on the
M iuna Loa this morning and will stay
here a week. He is much Improved in
health and will proba'bly return to Ho
nolulu permanently to take up busi
ness here, at about the end of the year.
This is the birthday of the Chinese
Emperor Kwanrr Hsu. The day was
celebrated at the Chinese consulate by
a reception from 12 to 2. Acting Gov
ernor Atkinson sent the Government
band to the consulate at 9 o'clock this
morning as a compliment to His Im
perial Majesty, and the band also play
ed during the receiption.
Acting Governor Atkinson has receiv
ed a request from the Hawaii Promo
tion Committee to have the Government
band play at the Hotel Annex Sunday
afternoon in order to bring a crowd at
that point and to the Young Hotel An
nex, the Moana Hotel, Waiklkl Inn and
other places along the beach, so that
Photographer Rice of Rice & Perkins
may obtain a picture of Waiklkl Beach
with plenty of life In it.
VISITING MAUI.
PUUNENE, Maul, August S. Profes
sor Barton and party of Boston teach
ers were in Puunene during the week
and spent several hours looking
through the Puunene Mill under the
guidance of Collector of Customs Wal.
ter Aiken of Kahulut. They left here
for a visit to the cra.ter of Haleakala
and numerous trips to Iao valley and
places of tcenlc beauty on Maui. They
will leave on Tuesday for the trip on
the Kinau to Hilo and to the volcanoes
on the big island. The teachers of the
mirtv are delighted with the balmy airs,
the equitableness of the climate and the
n-pnrireousness of the verdure which
they have seen since coming here. It
has been the practice or an me pmcea
where they have heen refreshed to see
that they were furnished wltn tne va
Tious fruits which this soli produces.
HOT WEATHER MERCHANDISE.
Ccol, delicious beverages, are welcom
ed these sultry days. A class of soda,
flavored with the juice of ripe fruit,
cold, with plenty of flz and sparkle Is
the kind served at Hobron Drug Co.'s
fountain.
CHOICE ALGAROBA
FIRE WOO
DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE
CITY. LEAVE ORDERS WITH
W. W. DIMOND & CO.
Agents for East Nlu Ranch.
SAILING CRAFT
TO HAVE
IMPORTANT RULING BY DEPART
MENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR
REGARDING EQUIPMENT.
The following ruling by the Depart
ment of CoinnitrJe and Labor regard
ing the necesisty of sailing craft Car
rying fog horns and bells, has been re
ceived by Collector Stackable:
Referring to the Act of June 7, 1897,
embodied In Department Circular No.
88 of 1S97, I invite your attention to
page 9, relating to the equipment of
sailing-vessels with foghorns and bells.
In a number of cases reported to the
Bureau it is found that there Is a fail
ure to fully observe the regulations.
Please endeavor to have them brought
to the attention of masters of vessels in
your district. You will observe that a
penalty is provided for In case of a vio
lation of the law governing the sub
ject (Art. 15, Act June 7, 1S97). Addi
tional copies of the circular can be for-
I warded to you If necessary, for the us?
of masters not already supplied.
Tespectfully,
(Signed) R. B. SANDERS.
Acting Commisslont-r.
SHIPPING MM
PASSENGERS.
Departing.
Per stmr. Kinau, August 9, for Hilo
And way ports: E. L. Like and wife,
J. T. McCrosson, Aklna, L. O. Towne
George H. Barton, Mrs, C. Kim Sing,
Mrs. Tong Hon, Miss Ida McKeagUe,
Miss H. De 1'rles, 'Mrs. George L. De-
,sha. R. E. Balding, W. T. Balding, C.
T. Day, George Stubner, Miss H. Cco
fleld, Miss G. S. Cofleld, Miss F. Scho
held, Mrs. J. Chalmers, Miss E. J.
.Chalmers, Miss A. Sherman, S. M. Da
mon, Willam Grombey, F. S. Dodge,
.Rev. R. A. Buchanan; E. A. Hartwell,
C. H. Hardwick, L.M. Meyers, C. P.
Egan, William Green, C. A. Stoble and
.wife, J. G. Roth well, J. W. Waldron,
Major Milsap, Master Mackenzie, A. J.
Williamson, M. G. bantos, Mrs. S. H.
Little, Dr. Mary G. Potter, Chlng Chow,
Dr. C. T. Rodgers, Mrs. H. Bell, Mrs.
Mattle Mahoe, Mrs. A. Makekau.
Per stmr. Claudlne, August 9, for
Maui ports: H. G. Danford, R. M. Ov
erend, E. P. Chapin, Andrew Adams,
Rev. J. E. KeklpI, Mrs. E. H. Hart, 3
children and nurse, Miss E. Jerman,
Mrs. G. Mayfield, Mrs. Hookiekie, 3
children and servant. Ah Ping, F. G.
Correa, wife and daughter, Mrs. W. G.
Scott, Miss Freltas, Master L. Fergu
son, W. B. McCormlck, Mrs. F. Hanu
na, 'Miss M. Kahlko Knm Chong, Lee
Let, George Mayfield, Enos Vincent,
Miss Jane B Massey, Miss Eva Kin
ney, Mrs. R. F. Wheeler.
OP
REGISTRATION
ATKINSON APPOINTS THOSE WHO
WILL ACT IN THE ELECTION
NEXT NOVEMBER.
Acting Governor Atkinson this morn
ing announced the appointment of the
different Board of Registration for the
November elections. They will be con
stituted as follows:
Hilo, Puna and Hamakua. Stephen
L. Desha, chairman, Hilo; Eugene H.
Lyman, Hllo; Joseph A. Prltchard, Ha
makua. Kau, Kona and Kohala H. L. Hol
stein, chairman, Kohala; J. K. Kekau
la, Kau; Joseph N. Koomoa, Kona.
Islands of Maul, Molokai, Lanal and
Kahoolawe W. F. Pogue, chairman,
Huelo, Maui; T. B. Lyons, Wailuku;
Solomon Fuller, Molokai.
Island of Oahu William T. Rawlins,
chairman, Honolulu; W. J. Coelho, Ho
nolulu; John D. Holt, Jr., Honolulu.
Islands of Kauai and Nilhau W. G.
Smith, chairman, Llhue, Kauai; Arthur
II. Rice, Llhue, Kauai; William L.
Sheldon, Walmea, Kauai.
The only ones who served on the old
boards are Kekaula and Koomoa of
Kau and Kona, Rice of Kauai and
Sheldon of Kauai. All of the other ap
pointments are new.
JEFFRIES WILL BE
THINNER
BILLY WOODS THINKS HIS OLD
PUPIL IS TOO GOOD FOR
MONROE
When Jeffries and Monroe come to'
gether towards the end of this -month
to settle the question of the' heavy
weight championship who will prove
the victor? Perhaps no one can claim
a better right to prophecy than can
Billy Woods and he can see nobody but
Jeffries in the light.
"It looks like Jeffries all the way to
me" said Woods to the Star this morn
ing "I do not think the fight will go
beyond six or seven rounds at that. The
wish is not the father of my thought In
this matter for I'd like to see Monroe
knock the block off Jeffries. J put Jef
fries in the business, trained him for
his first three fights and did more for
(him than he Is ever likely to ncknowl
edge but he Is about as ungrateful a
proposition as you can Imagine, A
good licking is certainly coming to him
but I don't think that It is In Monroe
to give It, Monroe has no doubt Im
proved a great deal since he went Into
the ring with Jeffries before but I don't
think that he has had enough ring ox
perlence to go up against the champion
yet for a while, I only hope I am
wrong. I've never seen Monroe fight
and he 'may be better than I think he Is
SIGNALS
Every Day
This Week
10 O'clock a. m. at
my salesroom 847
Kaalmmanu Street,
FURNITURE
JAS. F.. MOM-JAN
AUCTIOXK1CK.
The Sale of the
Wilcox Property
On Monday, Aug. 22
1904
Will Interest You.
I have a printed list.
Call for one.
J AS, F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
Auction Sale of Shares
ON WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
At my salesroom, S3" Kaahumanu
street, I will sell at public auction for
account of whom it may concern, the
following shares of stock held as col
lateral on a promissory note unpaid:
Certificate No. S 150 Shares of Paid
up stock in The Territory Stables Co.,
Ltd.
Certificate No. 54.-235 Shares of Pal-l.
up Stock In The Territory Stables Co.,
Ltd.
Certificate No. 61. IS Shares of Paid
up Stock in The Territory Stables Co.,
Ltd.
Terms cash. U. S. Gold coin.
JAS.T"!I0TW-AN.
AUCTIONEER.
but Jeffries Will certainly take an aw
ful lot of beating."
F
THE HILO T
ATTORNEY GENERAL ANDREWS
RETURNS TODAY JUDGE GEAR
WILL STAY ANOTHER WEEK.
Attorney General Lorrln Andrews re
turned this morning from Hilo, where
he has been attending to the Territory's
business 'before the special session of
the court there. Nearly all of the
criminal cases were continued, as the
counsel did not care to try them at the
special session. Two cases were tried
and convictions were secured' in each.
One was the case of a Porto Rican for
assault and battery and the other a
kanaka for stealing fish from a pond.
Sentence had not been passed when the
Attorney General left. Five indict
ments were found all against Japanese
for. assaults and minor offenses. The
grand jury was to have been discharged
yesterday.
Judge Gear will remain in Hilo until
the next Kinau as he has some civil
cases to try.
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
'Between Boards Sales. $2,000 O. R.
& L. Co. Bonds $104.00; $2,000 H. R. T.
& L. Co, Bonds $105.00.
Quotations Bid. Asked.
C. Brewer & Co $ $300.00
Ewa 19.75 20.00
Hawaiian Com'l 51.00
Hawaiian Sugar 22.00
Honomu 100.00
Honokaa Sugar
Kahuku 17.50
13.00
Klhel 6.00 7.00
Koloa 120.00
McBryde 4.0
Oahu Sugar Co , .. 87.00
Onomea 25,00
Olaa Sugar Co 5.00
Olowalu 80.00
Pepeekeo 130.00
Pioneer Mill.. 86.00
Waialua AgrP 40.00
Walmanalo Sucrar Co 150.00
Inter-Isfand 110.00
H. R. T. & L. Co., pfd
Hon. R. T. Co. c
Mutual Telephone 8.50
Oahu Railway Co
Fire Claims 4s.. 90.00
Havr. Gov't 5s 97.50
Ewa Flan, '6s 100.00
100,00
75.00
72. .0
Haw. Sugar Co. '6s
100.00
Haiku 6s ". 100.00
Hllo R. R. '6s 100,00
Hon. R. T. Co. Gs 104.75
O. R. & L. Co. 6s 104.50
Olaa 6s 100,00
Pala '6s 100.00
LOGAN IS BEHIND TIME.
The transport Logan is late arriving
here from San Francisco, She sailed
from San Francisco August 1 and
should have arrived this -.nornlng. She
will have two days' later mall.
BACK
Whitney & Marsh,
are showing some fine
Pongee Silk Raglans
and Shirt Waist Suits
Just received some
Stunning French Or
gandies, no two pat
terns alike.
Lin.
OFFICERS.
H. P. BALDWIN Presldeni
J. B. CASTLE First Vice-President
W. M. ALEXANDER... 2d Vlca-Prea't
J. P. COOKE Treasurer
W. o: SMITH... Seerwtarj
GEORGE R. CARTER AudltOT
Sugar Factors and
Commission
flerchants
AGENTS FOR
Hs tvallan Commercial and
ntr Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company,
Pala Plantation Compan.v
Nahlku Sugar Companj
Klhel Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
Kahulul Railroad Company,
AND
The Calllornla and Orient
Steamship Company
Gastle & Cooke, Ltd
lylf e and
Fire
Inaurenoa kgmk
AGENTS FOR
New England
Mutual Lift
Insurance Co
OP BOSTON.
iEtna Fire
Insurance Co.,
Or HARTFORD. CONN.
M. OHTA,
Contractor and Builder
House Painter
ECewalo, Sheridan Street, near Kins
Honolulu H. L
Telephone Blue 199L
- Just Received -
A SHIPMENT OF GENUINE PANAMA HATS IN ALL THE LAT
EST SHAPES. PRICES FROM $7.60 UP.
n
i msm
f Of BBI
7 ,aBr 1071 BISHOP
gsion y
Dainty Dishes. Year Rounc
Is the name of the booklet we give away with each Lightning 'Freezer. It
contains only the best Teclpes known. '
Shepard'sLightn ing
QUADRUPLE MOTION FAMOUS WHEEL DASHER
M jjfgcllfl
Automatic pcraper.
Electlc welded hoops.
Pail Is made of the
best Virginia white
cedar.
A Complete Line From 1 pt. to 20 qts.
i;t:i:'-.
W. W, Dimond & Co., Ltd
3T King Street
C, BE & CO,,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, H. T.
AGENT3 FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Oo
mea Sugar Company, Honomu tPug:i
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Haleakala Ranch Company, KapapaUi
Ranch.
Planters' Line Shipping Company.
Charles Brewer & Co.'s Line of Bos
ton Packets.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Charles M. Cooke President
Geo. H. Robertson. V.-Pres. & Mgr.
E. Faxon Bishop. ..Treas. & Secy.
W. F. Allen A-udltor
P. C. Jones Director
C. H. Cooke Director
G. R. Carter Director
All of the above named constltutinf
the Board of Directors.
Sandy Things
AT
Factory Prices
Pot Containers 15c
Flour Dredgers..'. .' 10c
Covered Sauce Pans, Iron handle.. ..20c
Lipped Sauce Pans 20c
Basting Spoons 10c
Deep and Shallow Jelly Cake Pans.. 10c
Steamers 35c
Wash Basins ...S0c
Graduated Measures 25c
Measuring Cups 15c-
Drlnklng Cups 15j
Coal Oil Cans ,tS6
Sandwich Cutters : 10c'
LEWIS & CO., LTD.
The Lewers & Cooke Bulldlaff.
169 KING STREET.
2402 Telephones 240.
BE AYE R LUNCH ROOM,
Fort Street. Opposite Wilder Co
H. J. NOLTB, Prop'r.
First-Class Lunches served with ttt,
coffee, soda water, ginger ale or milk.
Smokers Requisites a Specialty.
Want ads In Star cost but 25 cents.
f
m Young
0b? Building
STREET.
Makes 'the smooth est
and lightest cream. Is
the quickest and runs
the easiest.
44-
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