The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-02-16
CURTIS j. LYONs, observer.

1903 tennis balls and rackets at Pear
| son Potter Co, Ltd.
1 The l. !. :. n. co. will hold an an
nual meeting on March s.
Olaa Sugar CO.'S annual meeting is
set for . p. m. February g.
The :. 5. Alameda will sail at noon
Wednesday for San Francisco.
-Four DRINKS were fined So and costs
each this morning by Judge Wilcox.
on Thursday, James f. Morgan will
sell 33 1-3 shares of w. G. Irwin & co.
The travel club of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association will meet
tonight at 1880 o'clock.
The stockbooks of the Oahu Railway
& Land Co. will be closed to transfers
from the Path to 27th inst.
To close out odd lines Wall Nichols
Co. are holding a clearance sale. Pic
lures go at % per cent off.
The annual meeting of the stOckhOld-
ers Of The Waimea CO., Ltd, will be
held on Friday, February o.
Paia Plantation Haiku Sugar co. and
Hawaiian Sugar Company, all have
meeting notices in this issue.
|. Livingston, 1871 Bishop street is
now ready for business. A full and up
to-date line of gents furnishings.
The annual meeting of the stockhOld-
ers of the Oahu Railway & Land co.
DR.. *. Haida has removed from King
and Liliha streets to Beretania street
near Emma. Office hours to II, and 6
to s.
The appointment of p. L. Weaver, as
Assistant Deputy Attorney General has
| been made by Attorney General An
drews.
j. A. Magoon and family have gone
to their KaalaWai home for a week for
10 If 10 oil
daughter.
The next mail from San Francisco
! will arrive by the S. $. China She is
! due Friday but may arrive Thursday
afternoon.
| Janet Waldorf and her company will
arrive from the Orient on March 10. and
will play a season at the Hawaiian
! Opera House.
! Mrs. Parker, the venerable mission
airy Mother is 81 years of age. rather
than 95 with which she was credited in
a recent publication.
! A beautiful site has been selected for
our new school house, and it is hoped
/ that negotiations may be completed TO
| secure it.-Mau News.
! Mariana will be repeated at the
I Opera House on Saturday as benefit
for Hospital for Incurables and the Ka-
| piolani Maternity Home.
Gardiner Jones arrived on the, Ala
media to make arrangements for Dr.
! MclVor Tyndall's appearance at the
I Hawaiian Opera House.
The illustrated lecture on the passion
play Will be repeated this evening at
the Y. NJ. g. A. hall for the benefit of
the KawaiahaO Seminary
The fifth annual meeting of the Wo..
mans Guild of st. Clements churcn
/ will be held at the Parish House, Tues
| day afternoon, Feb. "a, at 8 O'clock
| The Republican members of the leg
tslature will caucus tonight in prepar-
alton for the Organization of the two
houses which will meet on Wednesday.
The MiOWera came off port this morn
| ing about o'clock. She had been de-
| layed by head winds and bad weather.
/ She sails at 10 o'clock tonight for Suva,
| Brisbane and Sydney
| United States District Attorney r.
/ w. Brecllons is one of the latest VIC
/ TINS of the breakbOne fever j. j.
Dunno also has it and Dr. Shorey, food
commissioner, is laid up.
The engagement is announced from
San Francisco of Miss Mary Nichols
eldest daughter of Bishop William I ord
Nichols, of San Francisco, and Philip
NJ. Lansdale Of Honolulu.
| The Henry WaterhOuSe Trust Co.
| having been appointed receiver for NJ
q. Silva, give notice to persons indebt-
ed 10 nm against making payments to
anyone except the receiver.
). I. Alexander and w. NJ Alexander
of Oakland have been the guests of II.
z. Baldwin at Spreckelsville since We'd
nesday and have been looking over
their plantation interests on Maui.
| The first of the quarterly offerings
for Home Missions was received in all
the Episcopal churches of the mission
airy district yesterday. The funds thus
raised are to extend the work of the
church in these islands.
The ladies of Central Union church
will give a Martha Washington" sup
per from to 1880 o'clock Friday even
ing February 81 Following the supper
Mrs. Washington and the ladies of her
cabinet will receive their guests and
| will entertain them by a series of civ
ing pictures" of scenes and events of
the Revolutionary times. Nellie Custis,
Lafayette, Franklin, Patrick Henry and
many others of distinction will be there
in the accustomed dress of the age in
which they lived.
WINKLER DIVORCE DISMISSED