The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-23

Live shark at the Aquarium.
There was fine surfing at WaiIil
yesterday.
Sugar on Kauai awaiting shipment
amounts to Al ,23O bags
| The main closes for the Likelike at
1 4:3O o'clock this afternoon.
Thoroughbred Pekin ducks for sale.
/ Apply w w. Dimond & Co.
The annual meeting of c. Brewer &
| Co., viii be held on February Sth.
Seventeen gambleds were fined s.
and costs each today by Judge Whit
ney.
Imamura was fined SO and costs to-
day by Judge Whitney for common
nuisance
Choice ferns, palms etc, will be sold
at auction on Wednesday at Morgan's
salesroom.
The Office of harbor master has been
moved to the corner Office i'm the Gus
tom House.
The barkentne Koko Head had 500
tons of coal discharged at Maxwell
on Saturday.
DR.. Waterhouse returned yesterday
from Maui where he is interested i'm
the new rubber enterprise.
A lot on Kewalo street near LunaIilo
and another at Puunui are for sale. See
ad on page for particulars.
Captain r. *. Clarke, port superin-
tendent Of Wilder's Steamship Co. re-
turned from Maui I'm the Claudine.
The Cleaners meet on Wednesday,
January 25, at o'clock p. m. at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Atherton, King
street
There will be a meeting of the vestry
of st. Clements church next Thurs
day evening at o'clock at the Parish
House.
The air at Kaimuki on Saturday was
unusually clear, and visitors there had
a magnificent view OF Molokai Lanai,
and Maui
Housekeepers should all use Golden
Gate flour. It is and has been for
years the standard Of quality. All
grocers sell it.
Rev. f. w .Thwing expects to make
trip to China very shortly I'm con-
nectiOn with the mission work among
the Chinese in these islands.
Two Of the love birds at the Kai-
muh ZOO got into fight last Satur-
day and one of them killed the other;
case of love (bird) grown cold.
Kishi is charged with having stabbed
Nakamura while the latter was Sc
parating Nishiura and Kishi who were
fighting. The case was continued I'M
til January 25.
Two important bargain events take
place at Sachs beginning Monday
morning. Ladies' ready-to-wear suits
and wash neckwear will be sold at
sweeping reductions.
A demurrer was filed today and ar
gued before Judge Dole on behalf Of
l. Livingston against the petition to
have him declared a bankrupt A de-
cision will be given tomorrow.
w. G. Irwin has commenced a reple-
vim action for the purpose Of recovering
certain carriages and rigs, which he
alleges to be wronsfully held by High
Sheriff Henry, to the value Of $500.
A number Of youth who frequent the
surf of the Waikiki beach have learn
ed to ride the sturf board, standing
erect. This was an ancient pastime,
but it was supposed that it had become
almost obsolete.
Charles Webster Leadbeater of Lon
don will deliver his text lecture be-
fore the Honolulu Branch Of the Theo-
sophical Society on Saturday evening
OF this week. The subject will prob
ably be "Reincarnation."
The oahu Railway & Land Company
has commenced injunction proceedings
against thirty four japanese who have
been fishing in Pearl harbor, to res
train them from so doing. The case
follows a recent case I'm which a con-
viction was obtained, the company
claiming exclusive rights to the fishing
privileges.