The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-10


Rehearsal of Honolulu symphony
Club this evening.
Nearly 100 trees we're planted in La
haina on Arbor Day.
Registered Treasury Warrants 1851
to 155OO are payable on presentation.
The Misses Mackinsosh, who arrived
on the Ventura, have gone to Kauai.
Col. Y. S. Spalding Of Kealia, Kauai
called on Governor Carter yesterday
The list of officers of Lee Toma Co.,
elected November Z, appears in this
issue
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bowen returned
turn on the Siberia today from OBer--
lin, O.
A safe deposit box costs but So per
year at Henry WaterhOuse Trust COM
pany.
Morgan win sell choice ferns at auc--
tion Monday November 10 at the Ka-
riolani building.
Governor Carter was receiving con-
gratuIatfons today on the birth of D.
son this morning.
Registered Treasury Warrants 1859
to $500, inclusive, are now payable at
the office of the Treasurer.
Supervisor Moore was not at the
meeting of the board last night, being
kept at his home by illness.
A pair of gold trimmed eyeglasses
in black case is lost. RetUru TO w.
NJ Giffard and receive reward.
The Christian Endeavor correspond
ence class will meet at the home of
A transcript in the o. r. & L Co.
tax appeal case had $3,OOO000 as the
value of land by mistake for
$500 900.
The stockbooIs of Oahu sugar Co.,
Ltd will be Chased to transfers from
November 18th to 18th both. dates in
elusive
The tax office will be open tomorrow
from a. m. to p. m. and on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday from s a. m
to p. m.
Dr. Shepardson expects co be suf-E
fciently recovered to preach at Central
Union church on Sunday both morning
and evening
Capt. Berger says that lie has been
assured of a bandstand for Aala park
H. L. Kerr, the architect, has already
drawn the plans.
The shaft on the dredger Pacific
broke Tuesday night but Captain Con-
nor replaced it in time to resume work
the following day
Treasurer A. J. Campbell gave the
first of a series of Thursday evening
talks at the Y. NJ. c. A. last everJing.
His subject was Taxes
Ben Jones the famous IHawhian
basso. left for San Francisco or the
China to join John Ellis quintette club
now singing at the Techau Tavern.
Arthur O'Neill formerly of the Doric
and later of the S s. Siberia has been
granted citizenship papers and can
now serve i'm the American merchant
marine,
A japanese jumped off the Pearl
City Peninsula dummy when it was go-
ing on Tuesday and broke a leg. He
was sent to town and placed in the
| Japanese hospital.
Ernest Horton has been transferred
from Chicago to Honolulu to relieve e,
NJ. Shaw as chief clerk in the light
, house service. Horton will arrive here
! by the transport Sherman November
13.
Mr.. and Mrs, F M. Swanzy's we'd
ding anniversary was celebrated last
night by a gathering at their home of
the descendants of Dr. G. p Judd, An
ecdotes of DR.. Judd We're told by all
present.
AT the regular monthly meeting OF
the trustees of Oahu College, w. H
Rabbit resigned from the corporation
Mr.. Rabbit was urged by all his fell
Ilow-trustees to remain, but he felt
that his new duties required all his
time.
Paymaster A. S. Brown, U. S. N.
who has been attached;to the Honolulu
Naval Station for the past two years
leaves in the Siberia today for Manila
where he will be assigned as assistan
to the general naval storekeeper a
p Cavite.
Treasurer Campbell has issued a no
tice that the Territory is ready to pa!
the the remaining registered warrants