The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-22
r. C. LYDECKER.
Territorial Meteorologist.


London beets, s shilhngs, ~ pence.
The schooner Lavina is to sail to-
day for French Frigate shoal
standard sporting goods at reason
able prices. Pearson & Potter.
The $. S. Korea sails for the Orient
tOmOrrOW morning at O'clock
Hawaiian Lodge will hold q special
meeting this evening Work in first
degree.
Dr. Russell viii deliver lecture short
ly for the benefit of the japanese Red
Cross fund.
Attorney General Andrews has writ
ten that he will probably return on the
next Alameda.
Five deported Japanese will be put
aboard the s. S. Korea for the Orient
tomorrow by the immigration officials.
Work on the Beretania street line Of
the Rapid Transit system is progress
ing and is expected to be completed
very soon.
The fine household furniture of Mrs
Robert Haight, 1910 Kinau street, will
be sold at auction by Jas. +. Morgan on
Thursday April rs.
You can save from SO 1-3 to so per
cent on your ice bill by using the
''Sayin' Ice pad. To be had only at
w w. Dimond & Co., Ltd.
A fine Merchants lunch is served
every day at the Criterion between the
hours of II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Some
thing good every day Try the lunch
tomorrow.
The management Of the Moana Hotel
announce their usual Friday evening
dance at the Hotel this evening. Pas
sengers from the Korea and towns
people are invited.
The light that's right is the incandes-
cent light 1t is the best for every
home ana office use. Always ready for
use and no trouble. Get estimate at
Hawaiian Electric Co.
Judge Dole this morning granted
motion to remove Thomas 1. Dillon as
trustee in Japanese bankruptcy case,
on the the ground of his failure to
attend to the duties of trustee.
Among the new books received by Ha-
waiian News Co is the now celebrated
work, The Russian Advance" by u.
S. Senator Beverage. Other excellent
books you will want to read are an
nounced in their advertisement.
The Chamber of Commerce committee
approved ]. c. Cohen's plan for tour
of the mainland by the Hawaiian Band.
The plan now is for the band to go on
delegation to the Republican National
Convention, and thence made a tour OF
the principal cities of the country.
There will be a meeting of the Young
Mems Research Club at the residence
Of William A. Bowen, on Kewalo street
next Tuesday at 1880 p. m. r. A. P.
NewcOmb will address the club upon
THE Beautifying of Cities" AS there
are important business matters to come
before the Club a large attendance is
requested.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Renjes, formerly re-
| sidents of Honolulu but for the past
three or four years residing in Weis-
bach arrived by the Korea this morning
| and will remain here several months.
Mrs. Renjes lis a daughter of Mrs.
! COney. They were in New York at
the time her brother w. H. Coney died
/ They are on their way back to Europe
by way of the far east. Both are
well known in the islands.
c. NJ Cooke, who went up to San
! Francisco on the Alameda a month
ago, returned this morning by the Ko-
rea. He said they had very pleasant
trip on the Alameda There is a
slightly better feeling on the coast he
thinks, regarding Hawaii, and her in
dustres than there was, and good
deal of inquiry about the islands. He
was in southern California and while
there say the De La Vergnes, Mrs
McBryde, George Dole, brother of judge
Dole and other Island people.