The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-02-01

California lumber man, who is the
guest of Hon. w. c. Wilder, will return
home on the Alameda.
All Lo, the universally popular mer-
chant, gave grand luau to his friends
during the noon hour. The big whole
sale houses all received.
Mr.. ID. Center has retired from the
management of the Spreckelsville
plantation and Mr.. G. NJ. Boote of San
Francisco succeeds him.
A ten-man match shoot between the
third team of Company II and the first
and second teams of the same com
pany has been arranged for.
The c. f. Sargent was sighted early
this morning. She is coal laden from
Newcastle. Capt. Sanders will bring
the Sargent in during this afternoon.
Mrs Bowen gave n talk on anatomy
Loyal Temperance Legion this after
noon in the Central Union church par
lors.
Divine service at st. Andrews Ca
| thedral yesterday was attended by a
detachment from the British warship
Icarus, in command of Commander
| Fleet
! On Tuesday afternoon at 1880
o'clock the Woman's Board of Missions
will meet to listen to Mrs. NJ. f. Rice's
/ talk on "The Motive Power of Mis-
sions."
To dress well requires a great deal
of thought and study, time and
trouble. Mederios & Decker are will
ing to take the trouble upon their
shoulders.
4 farewell luau to Mr.. August Ahren
the manager of the new plantation,
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Gillland, in Waianae, on Sat
urday night.
/ Most people like good breakfasts. as
to many it is the most enjoyable meal
of the day. Read what the Central
Market has to say about their break
| fast sausages.
Mr.. J. F. Clay has been appointed &c
| succeed Mr.. II. d. johnson as superin-
! tendent of the Postal Savings Bank.
Mr.. Clay has been in the customs Office
| for some. time.
w. w. Dimond anticipated the wants
] - I, Il, I,, ~, 1o 10
est stock of tools for carpenters and
machinists, and all goods are guaran-
teed first class.
J. w. Pratt today purchased the res
idence occupied by DR.. Russell for
! $1,000 The sale was auctioned by j.
! F. Morgan and is subject to the ap-
prevail of the Court. ~.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Honolulu Road Club will be held at
their club house tomorrow evening,
February at 1880 o'clock. Full at
tendance is requested.
]. f. Comes notifies all persons who
have any article in his repair depart
ment that same must be taken away
before March 1st, otherwise he will as
sumo no responsibility.
DR.. George Herbert and Assistant
Superintendent Cutter return thanks
to the Chinese merchants for bount-
eous dinner supplied to the inmates of
the Insane Asylum today.
There are several applicants for the
position in the custom house made
vacant by the promotion of j. F. Clay
to the Postal Savings Bank. NO APP
pointment has yet been made.
Three new members were added to
the Christian church roll Sunday. The
rite of baptism was administered to
two of the number after the evening
service; the other joined by letter.
Donald de V. Graham and Madame
Marquardt will give farewell concert
at the theater on next Saturday even
= ing. This will be their final appear
ance in Honolulu. Popular prices will
be charged.
William Burns, an Englishman of
: about forty years, died early yesterday
morning of consumption, in room
, on Nuuanu street. The remains were
buried yesterday, Rev. Alex. Mackin-
tosh officiating.
ladies open-faced gold watch was
lost on Beretann street tramcar Sun
day morning, or between car line and
, residence of George Paris, via Young
street. A liberal reward will be paid
the finder by leaving at the store OF
w. w. Dimond.
t By order of George Rodiek, assignee
for the estate of c. Klemme g. Co., j
f. Morgan will sell at public auction
Of hiS Salasroomc on Friday Eebru