The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-14
Section Director, U. S. Weather Bureau

section Director L, y. weather bureau
See Norgauz column for auction
sales.
Insurance sold by Henry Waterhouse
Trust Company
The Mutual Telephone co. has de-
clared 20 dividend
Dr. T. r. Frear the dentist has re-
moved TO Boston building.
Pacific Lodge !. O. o. T.. will hold
their regular business meeting this
evening
The Buckeye Club win meet tomor-
row evening at the Kamehameha Girls
School
A twelve-foot shark was caught Sat
urday night and is now in the Aquari-
UNI tank.
The steamer Claudine arrived yester-
day with a large crowd of passengers
from Maui ports.
The annual banquet of the Planters
Association will be given at the Young
Hotel next Friday evening.
Telephone Main S7S and the Honolulu
| Rehovating Co. with call for your
clothes to be cleaned and pressed.
House and decorative painting, paper
| hanging, kalsomining and tinting a
speciality with Enos Bros. Union street.
If you are thinking of buying a trunk
you will do well to examine the excel
lent stock at NJ McInernys. Also suit
cases and valises.
The Home Rulers i'm convention on
Saturday at the instigation of j. NJ.
Poepoe proposed to contest the election
and to reorganize the party.
Excelsior Lodge, No. l, l. O. O. F.,
will give Hard Times Social and
dance on Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der %, at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Tax Office VII be kept open to-
night and tomorrow night until 8 o.
| clock. After tomorrow unpaid taxes
! bear penalty of 10 per cent.
| A number Of young gunners have
caused considerable anxiety to some of
the residents of Palama by promiscuous
shooting in the Palama rice fields.
Lieutenant Slattery has been appraised
/ by cable of the Federal Attorney Gen
erals approval of titles to the Waialae
and Puuoa lands wanted for fortihca-
/ lions
| Commander Lucien Young has been
given command of the gunboat Ben
nington, relieving Commander Kossuth
Miles, who has been ordered to com
mand the cruiser Boston.
A garbage man discovered an old
human skill i'm barrel last week. The
skull had evidently been thrown away
by some one who had found it years
before and was tired of the relic.
Four fine polo ponies were brought
yesterday on the steamer Mikahala
from Kauai, to be shipped to Maui for
the Baldwin boys. The ponies wree pur-
chased at prices ranging from 1925 to
$500 each.
The decree of divorce asked for by
Mrs Johanna Sarah WAGNER of this
city from her husband William Wage
ner has been granted by Judge Gear
on ground of neglect to support. No
defence was entered
! A luau in celebration of the Repub-
! lican victory was given yesterday after
noon by William Kaka at Iwilei, which
was attended by about eighty people.
! Among the speakers were William Ka-
ka and Bernard Kelekolio.
! A meeting of directors of the Oahu
| Sugar Company was held this morn
ing to consider the selection of a man
! ager to succeed August Ahrens, resign
ed. 1t is understood that he will be
! succeeded by Assistant Manager Bull.
The accounts Of George F. Renton
and Henry Fl. Renton, as guardians of
| Arthur H. f. Renton and Miss Maud
Gertrude Renton, having been approx
ed an order granting their discharge
was issued by Judge Gear this morn
ing.
Judge De Bolt today appointed James
| F. Morgan administrator of the estate
of his brother-in-law William f. Love.
the only heir is Mrs. Morgan, sister of
the deceased. The estate is valued at
| $500, shares i'm the Manufacturers
Shoe Company Ltd.
meeting of the people in Honolulu
of Portuguese birth or descent has
been called for next Wednesday even
| ing in San Antonio hall for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements for the
celebration of Portuguese indepen-
dence. The day which marks Portu-
guese freedom falls on Dectmber 1st
and it is intended to make the event a
memorable one in Honolulu this year.
Admiral and Mrs. Terry and Miss