The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-21

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midday maximum temperature n; ba-
! rometer 9 a, m. 3O.OS steady corrected
| for gravity; rainfall "a hours ending
Q a. m. .O9; absolute moisture 9 a. m.
Ga grains per cubic foot; humidity a.
m. % per cent.
r. G. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorological.
Tomorrow night dance will be given
at the Moana Hotel
A reward is offered for the return Of
a coat See Classified column on page 4.
The 5. 5. Ventura arrived last night
from San Francisco with twelve days
latter mail
The steamer Niihau sails tonight on
the Mikahala's Kauai run, as the lat
ter boat is lying up
The s. S. Ventura is scheduled to de-
part at , p. m. today for Page Page
Auckland and sydney.
w. Pike was arrested last night by
Detective McDuffie on a charge of
carrying brass knuckles and a revolver.
ON and after May ., 1904 fee of $1.OO
viii be charged by the Board of Health
for the issuance Of every plumbing per-
nit
| 1t is said that Governor Carter will
probably appoint Archie Mahaulu dis
trict judge of Waialua in place of Judge
Kali resigned.
The Hawaiian Territorial band will
give a special concert for theoPacific
Mail steamer Korea and her rpassen-
gers at the Royal Hawaiian hotel to-
morrow evening.
Rev. w. d. Westervelt, will lecture on
Japan at Camp Mckinley tonight. Miss
Castle will sing in japanese. Miss
Coolidge will also sing
/ The postponed concert given by the
Kilohana Art League will take place
in the pavilion of the Young Hotel next
Monday evening at Sis.
If you want comfortable rattan
steamer chairs, parlor chairs baskets
and trunks at 25 per cent below cost,
call at The Oriental Bazaar
1t is said there is a shortage of the
/ kerosene oil supply which will be re-
lieved by the arrival of the bark Nuu-
anu which has $4,000 cases aboard
Try the delicious NJ. H. brand of pure
! preserves, jellies and jams at Henry
May & Co. Only the choicest selected
fruits and pure cane sugar used.
The sketching class of the Kilohana
Art League will meet for the first time
in the new rooms in the Young Build
ing on Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
san Francisco stock quotations sent
Henry WaterhOuse Trust Co., Ltd, by
Edward POLITE & Co., Hawaiian Com
mercial $4,000; HOnokaa, $115O; Maka-
we'll, $21 90.
H. A. Bigelow, a former Honolulu
attorney who is now law professor at
the University Of Chicago, is engaged
in editing a new edition of Mays
Criminal Law.
The best lunch in town is served
every day at the Criterion Saloon, COM
mencing at II a. m. Tables and chairs
are furnished. The bill of fare is
changed every day.
Representative Kupihea appeared in
the district court this afternoon to show
cause WIN he should not be punished
for contempt. The matter was con-
tinued until tomorrow afternoon.
The open air concert for the benift
of Boys Field and the Kauilani Home
takes place on April 80 at Kameha-
meha Girls School Both boys and
girls take part and there will be talent
from outside.
Information was received by the Ven
tura last evening that the Duke of
AbruzH brother of the King of Italy
and a we'll known Arctic explorer, viii
arrive here about the middle of May on
the Italian cruiser Legudia.
Henry Brewer, who is making tour
of the Island on a vegetable diet anc
on foot, arrived at the Waialua Hote
at Ais o'clock yesterday afternoon. He
had made the distance from Kahukr
since II o'clock in the morning.
Fresh crabs and shrimps today a
Metropolitan Meat Co. Also salmon
shad, smelts, sole and halibut. At thu
vegetable counter are green peas, eel
cry, caulifower, artichokes, rhubarb
horseradish, asparagus and fresh fruits
District Attorney Breckons received
word by mail this morning that tn
money for Kahauih military site lease
: amounting to $4,000 is now available
4 The transfers to the federal govern
ment win be made as soon as possible
Monsieur Antoine Vizzavoni Frencl
Consul at Honolulu, returned last nigh
by the Ventura from a nine months
absence spent principally in his nativ
Hand, Corsica, with visits to France an
IAlgiers. He is much improved i
health.
e. A. Berndt has received letters fror
T. F. Sedgwick who left here last Jun
to take charge of a sugar plantatio
experiment station in Peru. Sedgwic
says his work is progressing satisfa'
torly. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sedgwic
are well.
The Supreme Count held chamber
session this morning to hear argumer
of Cathcart and Milverton and r.
McClanahan, in the matter of the pr
tition OF C. ]. Hutchins for stay
proceedings under the writ of posses
sion secured in the Kona Sugar Con
pany case by ]. F. Colburn.
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