The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-21
1t is Governor Jack, now.

ings. 6 pence.
A stenographer and typewriter de-
sires a situation.
A new line of Childrens white wash
dresses at Whitney & Marsh
The regular Friday evening dance
was given a. the Moana Hotel last
evening.
Jas r Morgan will act for w. II.
Hoogs during his absence from the
territory
During e w. Macfarlanes absence
w. f. Allen viii act for him under full
power of attorney
w. G. Weldon has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Lum
Hoy, by Judge Gear
The secretary of the Territory will
act as Governor during the absence of
| Governor Carter.
To make room for new goods w. w.
| Dimond & Co., are Offering bargains
in dinner and tea sets.
A novel line of white mercerized
wash goods at % cents and 95 cents
just opened at Whitney and Marsh.
The funeral of the late George Solo
mon Harris will be held at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon at st. Andrews Cathe-
dral
E. S. Boyd who was taken into GUS
tody yesterday to answer to a charge
of embezzlement has been released on
bonds.
If captain Nicholson locates the
lost island he will call it Tacoma" ISL
and out of honor to the cruiser making
the search.
J. Sutherland Ross travelling pas
senger agent Of the A. & A. line arriv
ed by the Alameda and is a guest at
the Alexander Young Hotel.
Secretary Atkinson has issued a for
NAL executive notice that the secre-
tary will be acting governor during
the absence of Governor Carter.
Valuable plants, trees, shrub and
palms will be sold at auction COM
menclng Monday "a 10 a. m. by Will E.
Fisher at the government nursery.
w. j. COelho has issued the calendar
for the June terms of the Maui Cir
cult Court The term begins June 8,
and will be presided over by Judge Ke-
poikai.
A fine Merchants lunch is served
every day at the Criterion between the
hours of II a m. and 1870 p. m. Some
thing good every day. Try the lunch |
tomorrow.
Evangelist Hamilton will speak to-
night at the Christian Church on "The |
Greatest Word In the New Testament"
Mr.. Wilkinson will sing.
Evangelists Hamilton and Wilkinson
will conduct the service at the Y. NJ
c A. tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock, The subject will be Char
AT the Honolulu Bible Training
school this evening the Rev w. D.
Westerwelt will give a stereopticon lee
ture on the subject of Egypt in the
Time of Moses"
In a recent game in Boston between
the Boston and the Philadelphia teams
ICY" Dung of the Bostons struck out
twenty-One men, and none of the other
six got to first base.
The Filipino Commissioners were en-
tertained at a band concert on the roof
garden of the Alexander Young Hotel
last evening. There was a large at
tendance of townspeople
Umpire Cottrell has resigned and
President Isenberg has appointed
Charles T. Wilder in his place subject
to approval by the Board. Wilder will
begin his duties this afternoon.
Chun Chin Tung and Chun Man Ho,
the Chinese mandarins travelling in the
Siberia, were entertained at dinner by
tn Chinese Consul at the Royal Ha-
%aiian Hotel yesterday evening.
The baseball trustees have decided
against the game for memorial Day on
he ground that the public does not
approve of it, They are willing to let
he New York nine use the grounds if
some one relieves the trustees of re-
iOnsibility
Mrs. John F. Merrill gave a very in
ormal tea yesterday to Mrs. H. Damon
md Miss May Damon of Honolulu, who ,
ire guests of Mrs. Merrill. Only about
wenty were present all old friends of
both Mrs. Damon and her daughter and
Mrs. Merrill. Mrs. and Miss Damon go
rom here to New York and then to
Europe and will be absent, it is eX- ,
lected, year and a half-Chronicle.
The baseball this afternoon will be
Dy the H. A C's and the Punahous,
-h4 second by the Males and Rams,
The first game is expected to be a
rafting good one from start to finish,
and the Rams are laying for the Males