The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-27
Section Director, U, S. Weather Bureau

Section Director, T. S. Weather Bureau
Olowau Sugar Company has a no.
tice i'm this issue.
Ne Ing Low has opened restaurant
on Mauuakea street
The Pacific Rebekah Lodge viii hold
its initiation this evening
w w. Dimond & CO., are holding a
special sale of vegetable dishes.
A special meeting Of Kihei Plantation
Company viii be held on May 9Th.
There will be a cottage prayer meet
ing this evening at the Engleside.
Battle burglars by investing in a fire.
proof safe deposit box. Hawaiian
Trust Co
Lieut.-Col. Mcclellan, who is in COM
mand of Camp Mckinley, will leave
Honolulu i'm June.
a meeting of all the Republican Pre-
cinct Clubs throughout the Territory
is called for May 6.
The second annual music festival
win be held at the Hawaiian Opera
House on May 5th.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Congregation of St Andrews Cathe-
dral will be held this evening.
Frank Dekum, brother of ed. Dekum
Of this city, is now playing in "The
Pit" supporting Wilton Lackaye.
The Honolulu Times was issued to-
day. Miss Prescott, the editor, al
ways has something Of interest to say
in the Times.
Lieut.. r. 5. Douglas of the u. S. S.
Alabama has been assigned to duty at
Guam and will pass through shortly on
the Solace.
Tom May is expected from England
by the Korea, May 10. Mrs. May and
her daughters have been in the islands
for some time.
Mrs. Abel S. Nascimento suffered
/ fall while going up the steps at her
home this morning. Her injuries, it is
/ feared, are severe.
Col. Jones has been presented with
! the pen with which Governor Carter
signed the act providing for an examin-
( alton of court stenographers.
| Mrs. Cation gave an enjoyable dane
| ing party at her home on Kinau street
/ last evening. There was a very large
party of young people present.
| Work for the twenty-third semi-an-
nual exhibition of the Kilohana Art
League will be received on May IS, 1905.
Private view reception May %.
There was a union revival prayer
meeting in the lecture room of Central
Union church last evening, led by Rev.
| ]. L. HOpwood, of Kamehameha
The coroner's jury yesterday brought
in a verdict of death due to heart dis
ease in the case of Maui. the aged Ha-
waiian found dead near Waikiki road
Monday morning.
The annual convocatiOn of the Epis-
copal church of the Missionary district
of Honolulu which includes the entire
Territory, will be held next Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
There will be a meeting of the eXecu-
! tive committee having in charge the re-
vival meetings at 4 o'clock this after
] noon at the parlors of Central Union
church.
All the cars of the Rapid Transit
Company are to be equipped with
/ double steps on the sides, greatly to
/ the satisfaction of patrons, especially
women.
Independence, Iowa, is making much
ado over the fact that for the first
/ time in twenty-five years Republican
mayor was elected there last month
/ in the person of c. f. Herric5, an UNI
Gle Of Charles f. Herrick of Honolulu.
/ The relation of diet to health is an
important one. Henry May & Cos
health foods from the Sanitarium Food
! Co., California stimulate energy, re-
pair tissue and assist digestion.
The Poultry Association had a
meeting at Haalelea Lawn last even
ing at which it adopted the bylaws
and took in new members. No other
business of Importance was done.
Last night was a very busy night in
the executive chambers. The boy
Orator" and young Sullivan both put
in a long day and night of work and
did much typewriting and other work.
The Honolulu legislators are now ir
trouble. But if there ever was an ex-
cuse for drinking, however, one would
thing that it should be furnished by
a visit to a leper colony.-News Let
ter
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