The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-14
II, = y 7 DEOh LN,
Territorial Meteorologist.

Advertiser wants to buy horses and
/ vehicles. See classified column.
! Fort street cars yesterday displayed
the sign: This car goes to Richard
street only"
The Rapid Transit company is tear
ing up its track on Beretania street
beyond Artesian.
The fishery cases in the Maui Circuit
Court have 9u been continued until
the next term of court.
This is exactly a twelve hour day.
the sun rising at 6:O9 this morning and
setting at 500 this evening.
On Wednesday evening, Morgan will
continue the sale of Art pottery at
store of II. f. Wichman & co.
There will be a rehearsal of princi-
pals and chorus of "Rowdy Dow" at the
kilohana Art League rooms tonight at
$50 o'clock.
Intending passengers per the bark
R. p. Rithet are requested to be on
board the vessel at 9 a. m. sharp to-
morrow morning.
On Wednesday evening in the Ger
man school, Pastor w Felmy Will lee.
ture on The German Forbears." The
topic will be an interesting one.
Miss Linda Schaefer daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Schaefer has writ
ten Greek play which may be pro-
duced during the coming spring.
There have been no rubber overshoes
to be had in Honolulu for several days
but Manufacturers Shoe CO. have now
full stock for men, women and chill
dren.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held at Central Union Church
parlors tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock.
1t is proposed that a band stand be
erected at Aala Park Captain Berger
says the band concerts given in this
part of the town are the most largely
attended of any.
The woman's Auxiliary of st An
drew's Cathedral will hold a tea and
bazaar on Saturday, April 9, on the
grounds of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Won
Holt, at Waikiki.
w. 4 Robinson, Edgar Morton, E.
H. Rodgers and J. G. Ralston have been
given licenses to practice on the Dis
ltrict Courts of the Second Judicial
Circuit h. Judge Kalua.
A dramatization of George EIiot's
"Silas Mariner" has recently been com
pleted by Miss Katherine Graydon of
Oahu College, and will be presented
during the school year by the senior
class of the college.
Henry May & Co. invite the ladies of
Honolulu to sample the many good
things for the table known the world |
over as the Heinz 81 Varieties" De- |
liciOus dainties will be served from the |
chatting dish and samples of the Heinz |
celebrated food products will be given |
out gratutiously by the Heinz young
lady
The Raymond & Whitcomb party
ch is coming on the Alameda Fri |
day in addition to F. F. Crowson the
conductor consists of Mrs. Erskine
Hahn, George Spottiswood, DR.. Sarah |
Spottiswood, Mrs. c. L. Hartshorn, Miss |
Lila Kneen, Miss Mary B. Sickley, Hor-
ace c. Manning, Miss NJ. E. Gibbs and
Mrs. Shannon.
There will be no band concerts at the |
Hawaiian Hotel on Wednesday even |
ings hereafter; or if it is especially de-
sired that there shall be a concert there |
that evening it must not begin earlier
than $3.50 o'clock. The reason is that
prayer meetings are held at Central
Union on Wednesday evenings and the |
band concert disturbs the service. The |
request was made for this order by the
officers of Central Union and has been
given by Governor Carter.