The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-17
ALEX. Nee. ASHLEY,
Section Director, u. S. Weather Bureau

A purse was found Saturday night.
The rain of last Saturday is reported
to be very general all over this island.
The Koreans have just completed
thousand dollar Methodist church at
EVA.
Light showers fell along the Kohala
and Hamakua coasts, Hawaii. last
week.
There was a splendid rainfall at
Lihue Friday night, ? IL inches being
reported.
List of officers of the Hawaiian Real
ty and Maturity Company appears in
this issue.
f. A. Fraser, manager of the Hawaii
Railway company arrived by the XII
nau on Saturday.
A fresh supply of garden hose and
sprinklers have ust been received by
Pacific Hardware Co.
There have been rains in almost
every night and most of the days in
Olaa for the past two or three weeks.
The schooner Solano had 1870 tons of
coal discharged at Eleels Saturday.
She will begin loading sugar this week.
Miss Mackenzie, of Hilo, who sailed
a few days ago for Scotland, will. on
her return, be married to Dr. Irwin of
Hilo.
John G. Woolley addressed the min
isters meeting in Central Union church
It 10 a. m. today, and the business
mems meeting i'm the Alexander Young
EUilding at 1903
The w. c. Y. L. meeting will be held
tomorrow afternoon i'm Central Union
church at 2:3O p. m. for half an hour
to be followed by the Woman's Prayer
meeting at three.
NJ McInerny Ltd. is showing adj
vance styles of the famous "Manhat-
tan" shirts for men. The sooner you
come in to take a look the larger va
| riety you will see.
| The membership committee of the
/ Y. W. c. A. will meet a. Engleside at
! =. m, Wednesday. This is an i'm
| Icrtant meeting and all members are
requested to be present.
j. $. McCandless has returned from
| Olaa where he went to bore well for
the Olaa Sugar Company. The we'll
is now down over $50 feet and work is
progressing satisfactorily.
William Mahuka has filed an in
demnity bond of $500 i'm his injunction
suit gainst c. $. Holloway, Superinten-
dent of Public Works, and Samuel
Johnson, road supervisor of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian Engineering Associa-
ton will hold its meeting tonight at the
! symphony Club. A paper will be pre-
scented describing the methods of gas
making to be followed by the new gas
company.
E. A. Fraser of Mahukona received
! a new automobile by the S. s. Ameri-
can, which arrived yesterday.
Judge De Bolt granted a decree of
! divorce to Ala NJ HURT against Ma
bel 5. HURT on the ground of extreme
! cruelty. p. l.. Weaver and George A.
Davis appeared for complainant. The
! respondent made no appearance.
The following sugar was on Kauai
! Saturday awaiting shipment: K. S. M,
1000 bags; Diamond w, 21OO bags; NJ.
| A K, q 900 bags; G.. & r., 1917 bags;
Mob, 24,616 bags; X. p, $4,000 bags; G.
F., 9314 bags; p. L.. 5O45 bags; H. NJ,
q, 422 bags; NJ. S. Co.. 1885 bags
The commissioners to investigate the
value of Kalihi water rights have sent
i'm a report to Superintendent Holloway
signed by c. L. Wight and r. H. Trent
| Commissioner r. c. A. Peterson not
agreeing. Peterson says the time for
investigation has been so short that he
is not in a position to state his views
on the subject The other commits
sioners say there are rights aggre-
eating $4,000 gallons of water per
twenty-four hours and that the value is
100000. The report is a preliminary
one.
The hour of the noon devotional
meetings at the Y. w. c. A. has been
changed to 1926. to suit both those
who come for lunch and the leaders
of the meetings. The meeting today
was led by Mrs. Elizabeth WaterhOuse.
Miss Harriet Austin sang a solo. To-
morrow Mrs. w. L. Hopper will lead
and Mrs. Rasemann will sing. On
Thursday the meeting will be led by
Rev. e. b. Turner and the solo sung
by Miss Gertrude Hall. These meet
ings are open to the public.