The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-06
A Public Lands sale is published in


this issue.
There was only one suicide in Homo
lulu last month
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Brown have gone
to Pukoo by the Likeike.
Fifty-seven births were reported in
Honolulu during November.
Five persons in Honolulu died of
typhoid fever last month.
There was a military hop at the
Moana on Monday evening.
Twenty-four deaths occurred in pub
| lie institutions during November.
Bishop Restarick will not go to Kauai
this week as he expected to do
There will be a meeting of the Board
of Health this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. E. D. Tenney, who has been i'll
on the coast is reported much better.
M. Whitehouse and Mrs White
house left for Hilo by the Kinau yes
terday.
The Hooulu and Hoola Society met
this morning at 10 o'clock at the Ma
ternity Home.
There were fifty marriages reported
to the registrar of vital statistics dur
ing November.
If you want your father, brother or
beau to be a Shaver again, consult
f. o. Hall & Son.
E. w. Quinn has removed his plumb
! ing business to the Paragon Market
block, on Beretania street.
Father Thomas who came to greet
| the Bishop on his arrival from abroad
returned to Lahaina by the Kinau.
Oahu Canton, No. l, will meet for
drill this evening. Memb RS are re-
quested to appear in full dress.
There were deaths from pulmonary
consumption i'm Honolulu during No
vember and from glandular consump-
ton.
! There were five deaths in Honolulu
during November from pneumonia, five
from heart disease, and five from gas
tro-enteritis
Mrs. ]. R. Myers left last evening on
the W. G. Hall to join her husband,
who is now with the Kilauea Sugar
Co, at IIilauea, Kauai.
| The Honolulu symphony orchestra
will meet tomorrow evening instead of
Friday All members are requested to
attend.
Miss Marie Romero, who has resided
in Honolulu for the past year, returns
to San Francisco today in the bark R
p. Rithet.
! The chief mechanic of the Depart
ment of Public Works, James Morse,
and his assistant, have gone to Hilo to
attend to the Territorial wharves.
| ~ ha ri a
| the Hawaiian Hotel, and later bill
collector, is now doing private detective
work, it is understood for Governor
Carter.
]. o. Lutted has two poi -four mills
coming on the Alameda. He has or
dered six altogether, intending to erect
one on each of the main islands of the
Territory.
A sled and surf board suppos d to
have been the property of High Chiefess
Kaneamuna two hundred and odd
years ago, have been found in a cave
at Hookena.
! You'll risk straining your throat to
get the last drop from glass of Primo
Lager Beer made in Honolulu for Ho-
noluluans. Everybody likes it. AL
ways ask for it.
Get your gas range now it means
all-year-round relief from unpleasant
kitchen duties-building fires, carrying
coal, unnecessary cleaning, etc. The
Honolulu Gas Co.
Grand struggle for supremacy. Pu-
nahou VS.. Males in a championship
game of football. Game at baseball
park Saturday, December 9th. Tickets
on sale at Hawaiian News Co. Young
Building.
There will be preaching services at
Cooley Christian Chapel at Kalihi by
Rev. Pier Thursday December 7 at
1880 p. m. Those that have heard Mr..
Pier know there is treat in store for
all who come.
Do not fail to attend DR.. Jefferis'
lecture on India and the east to be
given in the parish house of st. Glenn
ent's on Friday evening next for the
benefit of st. Clements church. Tickets
are rs cents each.
1t is reported that Miss Beatrice
Campbell, daughter of Col. and Mrs.
Sam Parker, has been stricken with
appendicitis. Her sisters, Miss Muriel
and Mrs Walter Macfarlane have both
recently undergone operations for APP
pendicitis
Governor Carter will be the guest
Of honor at the Thursday Club to-
morrow evening Dinner viii be serv-