The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

Treasurer Campbell has a notice in
this issue.
Board of Health advertises for tend
ers for beef cattle.
An executive notice is printed else
where in this issue.
The band will play at the wharf on
the departure of the Korea.
The steamer Noeau takes the Ke-
auhoU's Kauai run this afternoon.
The S. S. Alameda departs at 10 a.
m. of Wednesday for San Francisco.
Morgan will hold Christmas auc-
tion sale at the Kapiolani Building on
Friday next.
Fl. G. Ginaca, the inventor of a cane
cutting machine leaves by the Korea
this afternoon.
At the head of all vinegars are Heinz
CIDER and malt vinegars. Ask your
grocer for them.
Call on the Hawaiian Office Specially
Co. and investigate the Wabash Cab
met fl ling system.
DR.. A. ]. Derby has returned from
Kauai and can be found in his office
in the Boston building
Sayegusa's line of Christmas goods
is the most complete in the city. Store
open evenings until $3.50.
Archdeacon Jefferis preached at the
Methodist church last evening. He
made a plea for Christian unity.
Rev. Mother Superior Judith desires
to express her thanks to the ladies and
pupils of the Convent for their gen
erous donations recently.
Police payrolls for the county of Ha-
waii, from the beginning of county gov
ernment in July to the end of Novem-
Der, amounter to $S065.30.
Rev. G. d. Edwards, pastor of the
Christian church, yesterday began a
series of sermons expounding the aims
and purposes of that communion.
A joint meeting of the trustees of the
Chamber of Commerce and the direc-
tors of the Merchants Association will
be held at o'clock this afternoon.
General Sumner will leave by the
Korea this afternoon. He has been
here on a tour of inspection of the
military property and military forces.
The Hawaiian Sugar Planters Asso- !
citation will meet in the Judd building
at 8 p. m. today to consider recon- !
ton.
All members of the Order of the
Eastern Star are invited to the insti- |
tuting ceremonies of Lei Aloha Chap |
ter in the Masonic Temple Tuesday at |.
p. m.
The entertainment at San Antonio |
Hall Saturday night for the benefit
of the Free F<indergartens was well at
tended. A pleasing entertainment was
given.
B. +. Schoen will leave on the Kinau |,
tomorrow to catch the Korea for the !
mainland, He will spend the holidays
with relatives in Spokane.-Hawaii |
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Hagencamp will |
leave for the coast tomorrow on ac-
count of the illness of some of the
members of Mr.. Hagencamp's family. |
Hawaii Herald.
James Morse, government diver, ar
rived yesterday and while here will
inspect the government wharves under
orders from the Public Works Depart
ment.-Hawaii Herald.
The schooners c. l.. Woodbury. and
the Concord arrived on Monday within
ten minutes of each other. 1t was
race from Honolulu and they both call
ed at the same ports on the way up
Hawaii Herald
The promoters of the cannery enter
prise have secured a price from the
Hilo Electric Light Co. with the view
to establishing the plant in the build
ing of the old company on Pitman
street.--Hawaii Herald.
The bark Abbey Palmer bumped into
the coal wharf yesterday morning while
she was getting ready to tow TO sea.
Her rudder was damaged and she will
have to remain in port some days to
have T. damage repaired.
Memorial exercises for Bernice Pau
ahi Bishop will be held at the Memorial
Chapel, Kamehameha schools this
evening at s o'clock. The services at
the Mausoleum will be held tomorrow
morning at the Kamehameha tomb, |
Nuuanu Valley, at 10 O'clock