The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-21

wind velocity. g 20. m. 4, northeast
IS %. m. ! east; 10 %. mn. 4. southwest;
noon z, southwest.
Rainfall during "a hours ended "a.
m. o inches.
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon 121-miles.
ALEX. Nice. ASHLEY,
Section Director us. Weather Bureau
Live shark at the Aquarium.
Lace curtains at Whitney Il Marshs
The band win play at Makee Island
tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
Next week viii be household week"
at Whitney and Marshs
Hawaiian Electric Company will hold
am annual meeting ON the 31st inst.
The symphony Society will give "A
smoker on the evening of February 4.
The steamer Kinau was sighted off
T<Oko Head this morning at 1855 a. m.
The steamer Helene arrived this
morning from Hamakua ports with a
load of sugar
l.. X. Kentwell has applied for a
registered title to property at School
and Fort Streets.
The Likelike will make one trip per
week instead of two commencing Mon
day January 30.
Don't forget the roast chicken dinner
with Concord peaches tonight at Mil
lers Hotel street.
The Hamehameha Alumni Associa-
ton has postponed its musical social
from January % to January 30.
The general meeting of Metropolitan
Meat Company. to decide the meat
question will be held i'm February.
Mail for San Francisco by way of
Kahului by the steamer Nebraskan will
close at the Postohice at 4 p. m. on
Monday.
Charles Ludwigsen Jr. will leave for
San Francisco i'm the next Korea for
two months visit
There was an excellent rehearsal of
the symphony Club orchestra last
evening. Almost every member of the
orchestra was present.
The Punahous and the Males will
play Association football at the new
baseball park this afternoon. The
Kickoff will be at 3:45 o'clock.
The January number of THE Para
disc of the Pacific" can be had at the
book stores. The current number is
UP to the usual good standard.
Charles Leadbeater formerly i a
church of England clergyman will
give a lecture this evening i'm the con-
cert hall of the Alexander Young hotel.
Inter ment of Mrs David Kaapl took
place in Kawaiahao cemetery at 10
o'clock yesterday the funeral having
King street.
On Monday at noon the fee simple
land, leasehold and other property of
the Moana Hotel Co., Ltd. will be
sold at auction by Commissioner NJ.
r. SimOntOn.
Owing to the low rates of admission
the L. S. 5. New Orleans Ministries
cleared only about IS by their show.
A subscription was taken up among
the men of the New Orleans for Ge-
neau's defense.
James ID. Levenson, manufacturers
agent, has received a cablegram with
the sad news of the death of his father
Leon J. Levenson at Frankfort-on-the-
Main Consequently Mr. Levenson's
Office will be closed today.
On page three of this issue will be
found a report on the condition of the
properties owned by the Hidalgo Plan
tation and Commercial Company of
Mexico The Investigation was made
by George r. Ewart and his associates.
The Male, Punahou, and Honolulu
Athletic clubs have all joined i'm an
entertainment tonight at the Honolulu
Athletic Club, which will take the form
of a smoker. There win be a program
of boxing, wrestling and funny stunts.
Taxpayers should make their tax
returns before the 31st of January, as
| if they are not i'm the hands of the
officials by that date the Tax Assessor
ment himself and the taxpayers will
| lose their right of appeal.
Carl Busch as leader of the Sym
pbony Society orchestra, is proving
very satisfactory and efficient. No
word has yet been received from Mr..
Stockton, who is expected to come and
take the leadership, but word from
him may be received at any time.
Miss Drusilla Marx, a sister of b. L.
Marx and a singer of note, will give a
concert at the Hawaiian Opera House
on the evening of Saturday, February
II. Among others who will assist her
will be Miss Bertha Werthmueller, solo
pianist. Mrs. L. Tenney Peck will be
the accompanist.
FOOT POLICE DRILLED TODAY