The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-28
ALEX. Nee. ASHLEY,
Section Director, L. S. Weather Bureau

A probate notice appears i'm this issue
The schooner Solano did not sail last
night for Eleele.
The band win play at the Hawaiian
Hotel this evening.
A Federal bankruptcy notice APP
pears i'm this issue.
This is ladies' day at the Pacific
/ Tennis Club courts.
The ship Title f. Starbuck is dock
ed at the Pacific Mail wharf.
Kamehameha Lodge, Chapter No.
will give a dance i'm the near future.
The list of officers of Kukaiau Plan
tation Co., is published in this issue.
There will be mail from San Fran
cisco Friday morning by the S. S. Ala
media.
Judge Dole's court was in session for
time this morning, hearing a bank
ruptcy case.
The revenue cutter Bear is expected
today from her cruise to Kauai and
Niihau waters.
The bark Santiago has hauled over to
the Oceanic wharf to take sugar for
San Francisco.
The barkentine Archer is to be given
quick discharge so that she can load
sugar for San Francisco.
Clarence Macfarlane expects to have
his yacht La Paloma rugged in time
to get away the first of next week for
Hawaii.
Hawaiian News Company makes the
best rubber stamps and every stamp is
guaranteed If you want the best
try them.
A fight occurred aboard the Gillian
bark Cristobal Soer this morning the
mate being knocked down by a be-
laying pin.
The $. S. Manchuria is now to take
the next mail to San Francisco. She
is expected to sail about April 2. She
is due from the Orient.
Great reductions in prices of well
paper are made at Levers &, Cooke
This is an excellent opportunity for
house owners and others.
DR.. Walters left this noon on the XII
nau for Kohala, in response to a wire
less message summoning him. He ex-
poets to return on Saturday.
1t had been planned to have the S.
S. Rosecrans tow the ship Marion Chill
colt back to the coast if that oil carrier
had reached Honolulu in time
The steamer Likelike is to return
probably tomorrow from Pelekunu. She
makes two trips this week. She is
due on her second trip Saturday or
Sunday.
George Lycurgus yesterday received
wireless message from his nephew
Demosthenes saying that the activity
| in Kilauea is increasing and that the
lava foundation is playing continually
and the lake of lava boiling.
All persons who are interested in the
lace designs submitted for the prizes
/ of the Allen and Garter Fund will
! have chance to see them this after
noon at the rooms of the Kilohana
Art League from half past three to
five o'clock.
The st. Clements branch of the
! WOman's Auxiliary will hold its
monthly meeting at 2;3O today. The
! Guild win hold its monthly business
and quarterly devotional meeting at 3
| p. m. Both meetings will be in st.
| Clements parish house.
Judge Lindsay this morning granted
a motion for decree pro confesso "a
gainst Blanche Cornwell Walker, w.
II. Cornwell and Kate L. Braymer, in
the foreclosure suit of A. Ahrens VS..
the Henry Waterhouse Trust Company,
administrators of the estate of w. II.
! Cornwell.
The Achi special committee of the
Senate will meet in the Senate Cham
bers tonight at 1880 to continue the
hearing upon the resolution as to
whether the governor shall be advised
to remove President of the Board of
| Health Pinkham because of his failure
to enforce the segregation of lepers
during the recent Molokai junket of
the legislature.
LATE ARRIVALS.