The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-06

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| Rainfall during "A hours ended 8 a
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! Total wind movement during "a hour
| enued at noon 2S6 mics.
! ALIEN. Nice. ASHLEY,
| Section Director, u. >. Weather Bureau
| WEATHER. Rel DAT,
There will be a special meeting o.
Hawaiian Lodge this evening at 7:SO p
m.
There was no quorum present yester
day for a meeting of the Board of Agr
culture and FoiestrY
BmHshers in Honolulu are working
for celebration of King Edward S
birthday on November 9.
The S. S. Siberia will sail from San
Francisco tomorrow for Honolulu and
the Orient. She has been repaired.
Two sailors who deserted the British
ship Fairport, were arrested yesterday
by Captain Flint of the harbor police.
Miss Swanson who arrived on the
SQnoma takes charge of the Art de-
partment at N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.
Fashions exclusive fail millinery show
takes place at N. S. Sachs Dry Goods
of next week.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
will meet on Friday at $3.50 p. m. Bust
ness of Importance will be transacted
ut the meeting.
The S e w label is attractive but the
real attractiveness is within the cans
Try these goods-you will like them
Henry May & Co. Ltd.
There was a varied calendar before
judge Lindsay this morning. Three
Porto Ricans charged with vagrancy
q We're reprimanded and discharged.
Tho new time table of the Oahu Rail-
way and Land CO. goes into effect to-
| day.
The monthly business meeting of the
/ Honolulu Chess Club will be held this
| evening.
All those who are qualified are asked
to present themselves at once for re-
gistration. The registration board is
/ holding daily sessions in the uilding
adjoining the post office.
The annual report of the Hawaiian
/ band by Captain Henry Berger shows
that including rehearsals, which num-
Der 65, the band played exactly 500
times during the year.
The board of supervisors of the Free
/ kindergarten and Childrens Aid AS
| ISOLATION will ho.d their regular meet
! ing Friday morning October Z. at nine
| thirty in the Y. w. c. A rooms
The japanese girl who was burned by
tie explosion of an oil stove at the
residence of Frank L. Winter, U. S.
Deputy Marshal, last week, died from
her injuries on Tuesday evening.
a fine silk banner will be awarded
by tle Republican Central Committee
to the precinct club polling the largest
number Of Republican votes in COM
parison with it's registered voters.
AdviceS from San Francisco state that
the steamer Enterprise, which is on the
Hilo-San Francisco run, may not make
any more trips until the first of the
year, when the sugar season reopens.
William McCluskey has brought suit
in Maui against Charles B. Kinney and
the Inter-Island Telegraph Company as
garnishee, to collect SIS and interest
alleged to be due on note given July
l, 1904
The United States photographic office
has sent to the local United States wea-
Their bureau number of pilots charts
of the North Pacific ocean, which are
for free distribution among those who
have use for them.
The funeral of Miss Helen Lowrey, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. J Lowrey, !
who died on Tuesday evening, was
held yesterday afternoon at o'clock
a I f1 mil II,
caid conducting the service.
Several passengers on the Sonoma
visited the Promotion committees
rooms yesterday and said they had first
come across Hawaii advertising litera- !
ture on the Atlantic steamers and had |
become interested in the islands
L. de L. Ward severed his connec- |
ton with the firm of w. G. Irwin &
Co. and eparted last night by the S. S. !
SonOma for New Zealand to locate per- |
manently. Ward is a native of New
Zealand but had lived for many years |
in Honolulu.
Governor Carter, with Mrs. Carter
and Miss Coleman, accompanied by Sc |
crctary 4. L. C. Atkinson, will leave on
Saturday morning FIR Senat L. L. M
Candless' Tlace on the Koolau side of
this islano where the party will remain +.
over Sunday
President TenneY of the Chamber of
Commerce was directed by resolution |
of the Trustees yesterday to communi- |
cate with the Secretary of the Treasury
of the United States on the necessity of
securing a revenue cutter for service |
in the Hawaiian islands
Morris Keohokalole, the stranded pri- !