The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-09

! Temperatures-6 a. M, IS; $ a. m. "A;
10 a. m, IS; Noon, Is. Morning mimi
num- &C.
Barometer, a. m, 3O.OS; Absolute
! humidity, a. m, $500 grains per cubic
foot; Relative humidity, a. m, IS pei
cent; Dew point S a. m, Is.
| Wind-Nelocity, 6 a. ~, g. Ne; S a.
m, 4, NE; 10 a. m, 8, w; Noon, 12
Sw.
Rainfall during "a hours ended s a.
m, inches.
Total wind movement during "a
| hours ended at Noon, 1874 miles.
ALIEN. Nice. ASHLEY,
! Section Director, U. S Wea Their Bureau
Fun line of baby ribbons at Whitney
| & Marshs
The $. 5. Korea is loading 500 tons
of coal at this port.
Hawaiian Sugar co. have declared a
dividend of 20 cents per share payable
December 18th.
The transport Logan was sighted off
! KokO Head at 11:l5 a. IN. today She is
| from San Francisco.
The Hawaiian Tobacco Co.. have re-
| ceived by the Sonoma a large shipment
of Porto Rican Crooks cigars
Hawaii Shinpo has published a Prince
Fushimi 1905 calendar, bearing a big
picture of the japanese prince.
only three sailing vessels are in port.
The tug Fearless is out of commits
sion, having her boilers overhauled.
A farewell reception to Rev and
Mrs. Simpson was given last night by
the Brotherhood of st. Andrew and the
Woman's Guild of st. Andrews cathe-
dral
CasserOles. Ramekins and all other
sorts of French fire-proof ware are
displayed at Lewis & Co., Ltd Prices
within reach of all. 1863 King street.
Telephone 240
The schools of the Territory will close
on the 10th for two weeks Christmas
vacation. During the holidays there
may be some changes in the personnel
of the staffs at some of the schools.
The Park Commissioners held a meet
ing in the throne room at the Capitol
yesterday afternoon, and discussed the
amount of the appropriation which
they will ask at the hands of the COM,
ing legislature.
search Club on Friday evening De-
cember &c. at the residence of w. c.
Parke, Beretania street. Lieut.. Com
mander a. p Niback L. S. ~, will
speak on THE Modern Battleship."
c. J. Hamilton, a representative of
the weekly Inter-Ocean of Chicago,
passed through on the Sonoma bound
for the colonies. He is touring the
world studying agricultural conditions
for the benefit of the American farmer.
Carlos a. Long, recently appointed
by Judge Gear as administrator of the
estate of the late r. w. Holt, filed his
bond for $4,000 in the Circuit Court
yesterday, The sureties are John f.
Colburn, James F. Morgan and An
tonic a. Long.
H. BOle, bOok-keeper for McBryde
Plantation. returned by the Sonoma
from visit to his old home. He was
accompanied by his daughter, a miss
of thirteen, whom he had not seen be-
fore he made this visit, since she was
two years old.
A cablegram was received from Bos-
ton yesterday containing the intelli-
gence that, in the opinion of DR.. Lea
witt, an operation upon the son of Bish-
Op and Mrs. Restarick will not be nee
essary. The Bishop does not know how
long he will be detained in the East.
An order of the Supreme Court was
promulgated yesterday appointing H.
E. Cooper, Arthur A. Wilder and r. b.
Anderson of the local bar to be a com
mittee for the examination of candi-
dates for admission to the bar of the
Supreme Court of Hawaii.
H. Hackfeld & Company have issued
a number of very fine 1905 calendars
They are of various sizes and in colors,
and the pictures on them are works of
art The variety is unusual this year
and the calendars will be in much de-
mand.
Get your cakes, pies, doughnuts at
the Perfection Home Bakery Saturday
night, Emma and Beretania streets.
The bakery has changed management
but kept all hands. Good recipes,
cleanliness and honesty. Give us a call
and you will be convinced that it is as
we say. Open every Saturday night.
C. Dohrmann of San Francisco, who
arrived by the Sonoma on Wednesday
did not come to take the management
of w. w. DimOnd 81 Company during
the holidays, as has been stated, but
will assist in the business during the
holidays. The management of the
business during the absence of Emil A.
Berndt is in Ernest Wolff, the acting
manager.
Mrs. William G. Irwin has issued in
VitatiOn 70 q large ma rtV tO he given
on Wednesday, December IA, at 2
o'clock, at her handsome home on
Washington street in honor of her sis
ter, Mrs. Ivers of Honolulu. Mrs Ivers
did not leave for her home in Honolulu
as she had planned 90, but will spend
quite a while longer here before return
ing to her island homes. +. Bulletin.