The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-02
Territorial Meteorological.

The Kmau will arrive a day ahead of
time this week.
Proposals for road work are adver-
tised FOR in this issue.
Cottage ON Emma square for rent.
Apply to James Morgan.
A new line of imported socks and sus-
penders at Livingston & co.
Homes built ON the insalment plan
by the Hawaiian Realty and Maturity
co.
Miss Elizabeth White will leave for
San Francisco on the Alameda Wednes-
day.
There were quite number of dinner
parties at the Alexander Young Hotel
last evening
The moonlight concert at Kameha-
meha Saturday evening was well at
tended and very successful.
The Merchants Association will hold
a meeting on Wednesday May 4, at 3
p. m. at room No. As Young building.
The Merchants lunch at the Critic
ron is gaining in popularity every day.
The dishes are we'll cooked and well
served and the price is reasonable.
Miss Ethel NJ. Andrews, sister of the
Attorney General who returned with
him by the Alameda for visit of some
months, graduated at Cornell in 1900.
The Henry Warehouse Trust Co.. are
prepared to handle all business entrust-
ed to them. Investments secured,
loans negotiated and property managed
The household furniture of Mrs.
Hening WI be sold at auction on
Thursday, May D. by James F. Morgan
ar
nau.
The luau given Saturday evening to
the patrOnesses and those who took
part in the presentation of the Pirates
of Penzance, was a very enjoyable af-
fair
Mrs. George F. Renton leaves on
June 10 on an extended trip to the
mainland. She will spend most of her
time with her mother at Madison, In
diana.
In buying dress material etc, during
this weather note what f. W. Jordan
& Co., have to say regarding the pros
pective purchases, they offer great bar
gains.
A petition to declare Sumitaro Kato
a bankrupt has been filed in the fed
eral court, by Sanshichi Ozaki, Yashu-
hei Suga and the Won Hamm- Young
Company.
James Wakefield head of the dry |
goods department of T. H. Davies and |
Co., sails for San Francisco by the |
on a business trip to be gone |
about two months.
Complaints are made that the num- |
bers on the backs of the seats at the |
baseball grounds are not fast" and |
that ladies' dresses are discolored by |
leaning against them.
1t is said that the new mammoth |
Dakota and Minnesota own
ed by the j. J. Hill interests for the !
Oriental trade with Seattle and Ia |
coma may make Honolulu a port of .
call
The silver wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer was cele-
brated by them at their home, Rose |
bank" last Friday evening. Many |
guests We're present to congratulate !
them.
1t seems to be generally accepted a
mong lawyers that the conviction of F.
j. Tesla and solomon Meheula, in the |
United States District court carries |
with it in each case, a forfeiture of the /
civil right of voting and holding office. |
This disability can only be removed by |
the President.
The Woman's Guild of St. Clements |
church will hold a special meeting at
the Parish House at s o'clock tomorrow
afternoon to prepare for the Flower
Carnival to be given Saturday May a. |
All children are invited to participate
in this carnival and some very pretty |
prizes will be awarded.
The Lurline Social club, an off growth
of Mrs. Gums dancing school, VIII
give a dance in San Antonio hall on the !
evening of Saturday, May Z. Tickets !
are being sold by the members, the
proceeds to go to the permanent es-
adjustment of the organization. A.
Melville is nresident of the clnh