The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-04

Live Shark at the Aquarium
A probate notice appears in this is
sue.
Whitney & Marsh's sale will only last
for a few days longer.
Bargains i'm all lines at Whitney &
Marsh's clearance sale.
List of officers of Benson Smith Il
Co. is published i'm this issue.
Sugar on Kauai awaiting shipment
yesterday amounted to 56,672 bags.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabby Brown returned
yesterday by the S. 5. Manchuria.
There will be basket ball this af-
ternoon on the High School court.
A basket ball court is being made on
the lawn of the Methodist parsonage.
A miscellaneous sale will be held at
Morgan's salesroom Tuesday at 10 a. m.
The steamer Kinau was sighted at
1850 a. m. today from Hilo and way
ports.
only a few days left to buy rubber
garden hose at a very special price at
DimOnds
The adjourned annual meeting of The
Hawaiian Electric Co. will be held on
February 10.
Mrs. w. H. Hoogs, and children, and
Mrs. w. A. Love went yesterday for
short stay at Haleiwa.
1t is said that George S. Mckenzie is
a passenger on the Roderick Dhu for
Hilo.-Hawaii Herald.
Beautiful display of new spring dress
materials at Sachs. Everyone invited
to see the wonderful array.
r. c. Ridgeway and wife of Hilo We're
returning passengers from the mainland
yesterday by the Manchuria.
Judge Charles Willard of the Philip
Ipine judiciary is through passenger
on the Manchuria for Manila. .
/ Prof. f. Cook, formerly, for many
| years a music teacher in Honolulu, has
opened a music school in Manila.
| Football today between Iolani and
| Punahou at the baseball grounds. Kick
off will be at 3:45 sharp. Good game
expected.
Commander Cowles of the navy is go
! ing out to the Asiatic station for as
| signment. He is a through passenger
on the Manchuria.
on the night of the transport Sher-
mans arrival a dance will be given at
the Hawaiian Hotel, with a concert by
the Twenty-first Infantry band.
Representative Lewis will leave for
Honolulu tomorrow. 1t is understood
that he will be made temporary speak
er of the House-Hawaii Herald.
w. F. Reynolds is reported to have
received instructions from Colonel S.
Norris, who has been i'll the past
month, to negotiate a sale of Kahuku
ranch.
1t is said that if Judge Gear is not
reappointed he will enter into a law
connection in San Francisco with w. F..
Herrin, General Counsel for the South
ern Pacific.
Hermann HILL Of Salt Lake City, who
has been a guest of the Alexander
Young Hotel for some time is a mem
| Der of FL Kalah Temple, Mobiles of the
| Mystic Shrine.
Miss Ramus the violinist, will give
the two last movements of Brusch's
concerto at the concert at the Hawaii
an Opera House next Saturday night
under the direction of Miss Drusila
! Marx.
Under the auspices of the Japanese
Patriotic Association there will be civ
en- at the Orpheum next Monday even
INK a kaleidoscope exhibition of Rus
sian-Japanese war scenes and comic
pictures. p :,
AS the Government band will play to-
DAY at the Chinese Consurs reception
there will be no concert this afternoon
at Emma Square. A concert will be
given tomorrow afternoon at Makee
Island, Waikiki.
There will be services at the Chris
ton Church tomorrow at II O'Clock.
and also in the evening at 7:SO o'clock,
at which time the Rev. j. L .Hopwood
VIII preach, the subject will be, "The
Method of Revelation" All are COR
daily invited to these services.
A motion to dismiss the writ of error
was filed this morning by c. w. Ash
ford acting for the plaintiff in error in
the case of Junius Kaae, plaintiff in err
nor against Clarissa Annoy Monsarrat
and Elizabeth Renjes, executives I'M
der the will of Annedaria Annoy Haa-
lelea, defendants in error. The suit is
one which has been pending for long
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