The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-30
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Territorial Meteorologist
frs sale notice is published in


A sheriffs sale notice is published in
this issue.
Big clearance sale of rattan ware still
on at the Oriental Bazaar
Hawaiian Lodge will meet tonight for
work i'm the second degree.
The Promotion Committee received
233 letters by the Siberia yesterday.
Mrs. n, G. Prescott. of Lihue. Kauai
will leave on the Korea on a trip to
the coast
School boys can make big money
quick by selling The Wonder Toy. See
classified ads in page 4.
United States Marshal Hendry is
confined to his home in the Alexander
Young hotel with a severe cold
j. H. Proteous and wife, formerly re-
sidents of Honolulu, but lately resident
in Shanghai were arriving passengers
by the Korea today.
3O4 shares of fully paid up stock in
Emmeluth & Co., Ltd, will be sold
at auction by Jas. f. Morgan Satur-
day April at u o'clock noon.
A. j. Patten, 9 prominent merchant
Of Sydney, who has been at the Mel
1 lOSt lOl SOllle time leaves lOOdN by
the Ventura for a visit to England.
w. A. Maurer a merchant of Council
Bluffs Iowa is a visitor in Honolulu
accompanied by his wife. They ar
rived yesterday by the S. S. Siberia.
Attorney II. L. Ross of Hilo will leave
on the Korea for a vacation trip to the
Mainland. He will visit his former
home in Iowa and will go to the St.
Louis exposition.
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.
p. r. Helm writes that he and S. L.
Rumsey are tenting about five miles
from Phoenix, Arizona and both are
improving in health.
Hot Cross Buns for Good Friday and
Easter Sunday, delivered to any part
of the city. First delivery at a. m.
Hart & Co., It'd, Elite Ice Cream Par
lOrs, Telephone Main 1872.
A number of convincing endorsements
as to cures performed by Bro. Ben
jamin's Herbalo are published in to-
days issue. Hebron Drug Co., Ehlers
Block are the agents for Hawaii.
The MONDAY service in the Alexan-
der Young Building conducted by Arch
deacon Weber was well attended to-
day. Among those present were a few
passengers from the three mail steam
ers in the harbor
Chang Chau, who has held positions
in E. o. Hall & Sons and the Pacific
10, L., CyfI,
ria for Hongkong, where he will go
into the hardware business.
The Hawaiian Planters Monthly for
March has just been issued under the
editorship of Royal D. Mead. This
number is largely taken up with Di-
rector Charles F. Eckarts report Of the
work of the experiment station.
A petition is being circulated by
Judge Stanley and numerously signed
by attorneys, endorsing Chief Justice
Frear and Justice Perry for reap
pointment to the Supreme bench.
The Promotion Committee will send
by tOdays mail to the coast 5000 pieces
of literature addressed to Knights
Templar communicates. The object
is to interest them in Hawaii and get
them to come here after the conclave
in San Francisco next August.
The Jockey Club committee appointed
some time ago to investigate a charge
that Jim Quinn had brought the racer
Cyclone to Honolulu as a ringer" has
made a report generating him. 1t
was charged that Cyclone was the ia
nous racer Joe Wheeler.
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Macintosh
and Miss Marie Won Holt will depart
for England per the Alameda next
month to be absent several months. Mr..
Mackintosh is the clerical delegate
from this Missionary District to the
General convention of the Episcopal
Church next October in Boston.
Another st. Patrick's hostess was
Mrs. William G. Irwin, March 18th be-
ing her birthday as well as st. Pa
tricks. Much cleverness was en-
ployed in carrying out in detail the
verdant scheme, and it is said the only
missing touch was the girl with green
eyes.-Chronicle.
The hOrseshoeTs of the city have
formed an organization with John w.
Mcdonald, president; John McLain,
president; Tom Hollinger, trea-
surer; and H. j. Harrison, secretary.
The Union has adopted a resolution
asking customers to pay bills by the
18th of the month, and providing a re-