The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-05

! this issue.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold special
meeting this evening.
j b. r. Banning returned yesterday to
the coast by the Sierra.
j. NJ. Webb and wife left by the
Korea for the coast yesterday.
Miss j. De Lartigue sailed by the
Korea for the Coast yesterday.
| The Ventura was sighted off Koko
Head at $50 o'clock this morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Philip Frear sailed by
the Sierra yesterday for the coast.
The schooner Matthew Turner go
days from Newcastle, was sighted this
morning
DR.. J. NJ. Whitney and wife departed
on the Sierra for the states, where
they will visit
H. e. Hendricks left by the Sieprl
yesterday for the coast to be absent
about four months.
Mrs. Louis Marks and three children
went tothe coast yesterday by the
Korea, for the summer
Miss X. NJ. Graydon, one of the teach
ers at Oahu College, left by the Korea,
for a vacation in the States.
The Hoola and Hooulu Lahui Socie-
ty held their regular meeting at the
Maternity Home this morning.
Mrs. A. A. Quick of Bakersfield, Cal.
desires position as housekeeper in a
hotel or frst-class rooming house.
There was no business i'm the Capitol
yesterday. Acting Governor Atkinson
attended the races at Pearl Harbor.
c. a. De Cew will be acting superin-
tendent of the wireless telegraph sys-
! TEN during the absence of Mr.. Cross.
The ship Arthur Sewall is loading SUI
gar rapidity and will probably get
away for Delaware Breakwater next
week.
The regular police patrol wagon has
been sent to the shops for repairs and
an open wagon is being used in its
place.
/ p. w. Ryder superintendent of the
Kakaako Mission, went to the coast on
the Sierra yesterday for a much
needed rest.
/ The bark Nuuanu is the last sailing
vessel to load sugar at this place for
/ Delaware Breakwater, She is now
out 1O4 days.
The Cleaners rummage sale will be
held in the Bailey Building, Alapai
street, mauka of the pumping station,
July 18th and Sth.
Miss l. NJ. Pope, principal of the
Kamehameha Girls School, sailed by
the Sierra yesterday She will spend
her vacation in the states.
There We're lively sports at the Kali
mulIi Zoo yesterday under the direc-
ton of e. Buffandeau and Guy Living
stOn, with Charles Wilson as starter
The steamer Stanley Dollar is ex-
pected to get away tomorrow for Vic
toria, under bonds in such libel suits
as may be brought against her by
Japanese who failed to get started for
Seattle on the day set for sailing.
Mr.. Crabtree will conduct a Bible
Reading and Study, at 1880 o'clock this
evening, at the Christian Church. All
members and friends are invited to be
present Strangers and all interested
in Bible Study will be welcome Come
and bring your Bible.
w. $. Glidden and wife of Maine,
who have been in the Islands some
time, sailed by the Korea yesterday.
MIR. Glidden came originally to enter
upon church work under the direction
.
health prevented this.
Miss N. B, Forsythe for several years
past a teacher at the Kamehameha
Girls School, sailed by the Korea vest
erday She will visit for a couple Of
weeks Mr.. and Mrs Francis w. Smith
at Hotel Tuxedo in the Santa Cruz
mountains, and then go to New York,
later she will enter the Boston School
of Technology as a student
Dr. N. A. Cobb and family arrived
by the Sierra yesterday from Sydney
DR.. Cobb comes to take an important
position in the scientific department at
the Planters Experimental Station.
He was here a few months ago when
his services We're secured. He is a Bos-
ton man but has been in Sydney for
the past fifteen years. He is accom-
panied by his family.
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