The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-09

A probate notice appears in this is
sue.
List of officers for +. O. Hall q Son
is published in this issue.
Rats caught or poisoned by an eX-
perienced man. See ad on page T.
List of officers of Man Sang CO., for
the ensuing year is published IN this
issue.
The law says you can drink if you
want TO. Enough said. Drink Primo
Lager.
Louis Meyer, formerly Of the Adyer-
tser is now city editor Of the Des
Moines News.
The tug Eleu viii be sold at public
auction tomorrow at y o'clock noon, by
Fisher. Ables CO.
The 1905 Columbia, Cleveland and
Rambler bicycles for T.. O. Hall K
Son, have arrived.
The 2lst Regiment Band viii give
concert on the Alexander Young Hotel
roof garden tomorrow evening.
George AIDE, the dramatist. has gone
to the West Indies for his health. He
suffers "a great deal from sciatica.
II is reported that the Elks are
planning TO erect "a building ON Hotel
street, adjoining the Y. NJ. G. a.
j. Mansfield bid 1874 cents "a lineaI
foot and l.. NJ. WhitehOuse 34lz cents
for fencing Kipapa road on both sides.
James V. Coleman Of San Francisco
is a wealthy young man who is here for
a visit. He arrived on the S. s. Sonoma
last night.
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benefit Of the Young Womens Chris
tan Association viii be given at the
! Opera House on Saturday evening.
! Major j. II. Upham, prominent
/ banker Of Duluth. Mimi, Is a guest at
/ the Moana hotel. He came IN on the
! Ventura after AN extended visit 10 the
entire group Of the Pacific Islands.
/ There viii be a Roof Garden dance
at the Alexander Young Hotel this
evening complimentary 10 the officers
and ladies Of the transport Sherman
which arrived IN port this morning.
| The Rapid Transit Is making a park
! Of its property at the corner Of Bere-
/ tauia and Alapai streets Of land which
/ IN the past has been used for the
storage OF rails and other material.
under a resolution Of the last leglsla-
ture, consisting Of Richard II. Trent
| w. w. Harris ana l.. H. McCandless,
VIII hold a meeting this evening at the
| Office Of r. II. Trent.
one Of the sweetest things on the
steamer Sonoma this morning was a
lot Of celebrated Lowney's chocolates,
fresh from Boston, for the local agency
| Lewis & CO.. Limited lG9 King street.
Take box home tonight.
Captain Jargstrom, manager Of the
| Won Young automobile depart
ment, Is said TO have made the run up
to the Pail the other day in fifteen
minutes I'm an automobile. The dis
! lance Is between six and seven miles
Mr. Hunt, who arrived last evening
on the Sonoma and registered at the
Young Hotel, is the head Of the water
works system Of Omaha, Neb. Mr..
Monat, another arrival Is a prominent
Shrlner Of Portland, ore, here for
recreation.
The Promotion Committee has made
arrangements for a native lual, for the
benefit Of visitors to the islands, for
next Saturday at 9 o'clock IN the even
ing Tickets can be procured Of the
Promotion Committee, Trent & CO.,
or at the hotels.
The S. $. Enterprise arrived this
morning from San Francisco via Hilo.
She viii load a cargo OF refined sugar
from Honolulu Plantation for San
Frapcisco and sail some time next week
She VIII probably go back TO HilO ar
ter a load Of bananas.
There Will be big mass meeting In
the M. e. Church next Sunday evening
in the interest Of civic reform at which
addresses win be made by Senator c.
II. Dickey, Attorney j. l.. Wilmington
and other prominent citizens. Fuller
particulars later on.
Captain Berger gave a lively con-
cert TO a large crowd, at Thomas
Square last night. A delighted listen
err, who lives In the neighborhood, sent
TO an Ice cream parlor and secured o
1O-gallon keg and gave the contents 10
fba hand hoVa "a alMN