The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-08

/ section Director, L. >. weather bureau
The band will play at the Zoo every
/ afternoon.
! Bishop Restarick returned from Wal
| lultu yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Boyd sail for the
| coast by the Ventura on Tuesday.
| The s. S. Nebrasllan sailed shortly
after midnight last night for Kahului.
A four-foot shark viii be exhibited in
a glass tank at the Aquarium tomor-
row.
Pioneer Mill Co. and Kekaha Sugar
Company win hold special meetings on
April 18th
Col. Chamberlain, L. $. A., and Mrs.
Chamberlain, are registered at the
Young Hotel
The transport Lawton is to be put
into commission as a training vessel
for the navy.
The genuine EI.s' lsh pig-skin puttie
leggin can be bought at Manufacturers
Shoe Co., for IS.
Maxine the janitor of the Inter-Island
wharf was hit by some falling tackle
yesterday and his hip was injured.
The $. 5. Ventura is due Tuesday
morning from the Colonies and will sail
i'm the afternoon for San Francisco.
Mrs. II. c. Egbert, widow of the late
General Egbert, who was killed in the
Philippines, is a guest at the Young
Hotel.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold an import
ant meeting this evening. Every
member is requested to be present or
to send his proxy to the secretary.
The concert this evening by Miss
Jessie Maclachlan is her farewell con-
cert in Honolulu. She sails by the
steamer Wednesday for the colonies.
There will be a dance at the Alex
ander Young roof garden this evening,
following a concert by the Filipino
Scouts band from the Transport Tho
mas.
Leah Chapter No . O. e. $. will
give q Salmagundi party after initia-
ton next Tuesday evening April II. All
visiting Eastern Stars viii be well
come
\. s Sachs Dry Goods CO. is ready
with charming stock of ready-to-
wear Easter garments. A few gar
ments are mentioned in advertisement
ON page five.
Major Hart quartermaster of the
transport Thomas, and Mrs. Hart were
guests at luncheon today of Mr. and
Mrs H. w. Lake at the Alexander
Young hotel
If, as they say, a mans heart can be
reached by way of his stomach why
not try some of the choice delicacies to
be found at Metropolitan Meat Cos
delicatessen counter.
A full line of gas stoves is expected
by w. w. Dimond & Co The famous
Jewel line will be carried. Like the
wood and coal stoves under this name
little need be said of their merit.
Mrs. Samuel Johnson, wife of Capt
Samuel johnson of the crack Co. F.,
National Guard of Hawaii, leaves this
| afternoon for San Francisco i'm the
transport sherman to visit with rela-
tives.
The Kamehameha Alumni Associa-
ton will give an interesting dance and
/ concert tonight at the Progress Han
at 1920. DO not fail to hear the most
noted singers from the Kamehameha
schools.
There Will be services at the Christian
| Church tomorrow at II o'clock in the
evening the congregation will join the
Union services at the Central Union
church at 1880 o'clock. All are cor
daily invited to these services.
Two japanese were arrested yester-
day afternoon by Deputy Marshal Win
ter, on charges of peonage. They are
Nakagawa and Tsuneld Maxi. They
are alleged to have held in bondage Il
woman whom they were intending to
ship to California.
There was no quorum at the Mer-
chants Association meeting yesterday
! for discussion of the Standard Tele-
| phone franchise. 1t is said that the
committee having the matter under
consideration will present minority
| and majority report.
on Sunday evening at st, Andrews
! Cathedral Bishop Restarick will con-
tinue his lectures on the belief and
practices of the early church. The
| subject will be "The Christianity of the
First Centuries and the Question:
! What Must l do to BE Saved. "