The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-23


The Pail road is in bad need of re-
pairs.
The Nuuanu reservoirs are full to the
brim.
Luther Wilcox goes shark hunting to-
morrow.
Honokaa police captured four tins OF
opium and the owner last week
But one arrest was made in Honolulu
during all of last night. The victim
WI drunk.
The demand for Dole-Willis pamph-
let's continues but the STARS supply is
exhausted.
To-day Minister Damon has paid the
Road Board bills, the amount being
about $4,000.
pumped night and day without dimin-
ishing the supply.
A customs searcher found tin of
Hongkong opium in the deck railing of
the bark Velocity.
A new bridge with stone arch is to
replace an old wooden structure t
Kalapa, Hamakua.
There will be meeting of the Homo
lulu Cricket club this evening at 1880 at
the Hau allan hotel.
Paul Neumann's call on the OK Queen
is said to have been for the purpose of
telling her that her jig is up.
Electric power has been reapplied to
the presses in this office and hereafter
the STAR will be published at home.
Since the appearance of whales off
Waikiki Sunday scores of people have
been on the lookout for another school.
An interesting record at the Interior
Department is the brand book of 1916,
lately indexed by Chief Clerk Has
singer.
DR.. r. w. Anderson, the popular
Hotel street dentist, has gone to Kauai
ON professional trip. He will return
on Sunday.
Applicants for membership in the
American League now average twenty
five a meeting. The Leaguers will soon
wear a special button.
The Chinese joss house is favorte
opium r, p ,sii ory. 1t has double W, LIS,
and between these Captain Langley and
his men found in the last raid 100 empty
tins.
The program for the final appearance
of the Al5u sisters at the opera house
Saturday evening will include all OF
the popular numbers and some new
ones.
An official Midwinter Fair bulletiI
says opening was postponed on account
of Chicago shipments being delayed by
snow blockades in the Rocky Mountain
country.
The usual concert was given by Pro
, fessor Berger and his men at the Elk
ecutive Building this morning. Tn
popular number was selections from
martha"
James +. Morgan will hold an evening
sale of bicycles. roller skates, nicke
} plating outfit, hanging lamps, etc, a
the Beretania street armory, on Frida,
next at Z pm.
The Social Science Club met las
evening at the residence of Chief Jus
/, tice Judd. The feature of the program
: was paper on practical Politics." b
w. R. Armstrong.
The Minister of the Interior advertise
S the sale of the remnant of the Cover
ment land at Waawaa, Puma, Hawai-
on Wednesday, February 2sth, at III
' upset price of S437.
D +. Duff informs us that the Perc
t Gardiner affidavit, in which affair
4 stated that he and Mr., Duff built I'll
. dredger is untrue. The dredger W;
. constructed by John Dwyer of the Ri
v don Iron Works.
!. q. A. Long and Miss Laurita X. Kai
e were married this morning at the Cath
: lie cathedral. A wedding breakfa
Il was served at the home of the bride
: parents. The couple will spend the
c honeymoon in Kona, Hawaii.
b, At noon next Monday, at the Auctio
J. Rooms, James F. Morgan will sell to Il
= highest bidder six building lots {
n Hackfeld and Prospect streets. I'll
h lots are fenced in and water already la
lie on. Terms half cash and the balance
q one year.
1t is said that Johnny Bowler thong
that all he had to do to join the Amei
d, can League last night was to wa
n right in to the meeting. Mr.. Bowle
10 Americanism is so well known, ho
10 ever, that he will experience prop
al treatment at the ballot box when he q
I'd plies for membership.
=, FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.
nd Ger blk Galveston, Hongkong Overd
So Am brgt Lurline, Hilo, ST i
I'd Am bkt J. d. Spreckels, Knh, ST l.
he Am blk B c CLANCY, Departure Bay /
I, Ger blk ii Hackfeld Liverpool L
y Ger blk Nautilus, Liverpool /
u Am blk Albert, San Fran l.
Am blk Harvester, Hilo, ST
Am sch Carrier Dove, Newcastle
Br sh Eastcroft, Newcastle
dc Am bkt Mary Winkleman, N'wcastle
ue Haw blk Leahi, Newcastle Fe