The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-07
Section Director, us. Weather Bureau

Live shark at the Aquarium
A mdy's link gold bracelet was lost at
Waikiki
j. G.. Cohen left by the Kiuau today
for Hilo ON business.
List of officers for Pacific Club is
published i'm this issue.
The $. $. Ventura sails at p. m. to-
day for san Francisco.
Quite a party of tourists went to the
Volcano today by the Kinau
Three of the fine COWS belonging to
Percy Ponds herd escaped last night
The :. $. Argyll arrived this morning
from KahuIui to discharge a cargo of
fuel oil.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. o. H.
will meet tonight at o'clock at Mis-
sion Hall
Tenders for publishing, printing and
binding the Session Laws of 1905 are
advertised for in this issue.
George Lycurgus was a passenger by
the Kinau today for the Volcano House
of which he is now the manager.
See the smart" oxford for men on
page one of this issue. You are invit-
ed to try it on at Manufacturers Shoe
Co.
John D. Willard, one of the leading
lawyers of Kauai, leaves by the Ven
tura today for a visit to his parents in
California.
George f. Henshal left by the Maui
ma Loa today for "a trip to Kona and
eeward Hawaii, as the guest of Pur-
ser Lloyd Conkling.
Drop in at the Woman's Exchange
and see the souvenir leather postals,
the latest and best novelty in town,
also their assortment of valentines.
Al Moore, the ball player, and N. Fer
nandez, the new member of the County
Act Commission, are candidates for the
clerkship of the House of Representa-
tives.
The thanks of the Catholic Ladies
Aid Society have been extended to The
! Star for the liberal amount of space
given to the affairs of the organization
I last week
+ Representatfve-elect Lilikalani has
received letter from President Roose-
welt acknowledging receipt Of his petit
ton for a commission TO investigate his
claim to the crown lands.
Another one Of the Promotion Com
mittees coaching trips started this
morning The tour was up Punchbowl
an Pauoa Valley. There was a large
number in the party.
The mystery surrounding the short
age in the postoffice at KOloa continues
to grow. The wonder is how there
could be such a shortage in such a
small office An investigation of pos
tai methods throughout the territory
may be the result.
Herman Hill, for thirty-two years q
wholesale druggist in Salt Lake City
who has been in the islands for some
weeks, guest of the Alexander Young
Hotel, leaves by the Ventura today. He
says he has had the most enjoyable
visit of his life in these islands.
"Reincarnation' is the subject Of Mr.
! Leadbeater's last lecture under the au
| spices of the Theosophical Society. Thii
lecture will be given this evening il
the Alexander Young Hotel concer
hall No admission fee is charged, bu
a collection will be taken at the door
Justice A. S. Hartwell has resigned
the presidency of the University Clul
for the reason that the Pacific Clul
liquor case is coming up before the Su
preme Court and he did not feel tina
he ought to be president of a clul
which might be affected by the decision
in that case. No successor has as we
been chosen.
j. T. Wilkinson, one of the most eX
tensive travellers who has ever VISITED
the islands, leaves this afternoon b!
the Ventura after a stay of a montl
or more here. He made tour of Ha
wall, and has visited nearly all tn
points of interest in the islands. He i
a newspaperman and owns a big rancl
near Vancouver.