The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-11
Section Director, US. Weather Bureau

Live shark at the Aquarium
| For your health's sake drink Primo
/ Lager
The S. $ .Miowera is due today from
| the colonies
/ The bark r. F. Rithet sailed this
morning for san Francisco.
/ The L. $. $. Petrol went to Pearl
Harbor this morning for drill
| There will be a meeting of the Board
of Health at o'clock this afternoon
The 5. 5. China sailed yesterday af-
ternoon from San Francisco for Homo
| lulu and the Orient.
The stock books of oahu Sugar Co.
| will be closed to transfers from jan
uary II to 18th inclusive.
| About 2i7 hives of bees were taken
/ to Kekaha yesterday by the steamer
Noeau for Etc Knudsen
Otto Berndt, son of Fish Inspector
Berndt, goes to K1huku Plantation this
month as assistant bookkeeper.
The $. 5. Manchuria sailed direct
from Yokohama yesterday for San
Francisco, cutting out Honolulu.
August Gaudesbergen "a native of
Germany, was sworn in as an Ameri-
can citizen this morning by Judge Dole.
IL. Y. MiddleditCh, attorney. was adj
mitted to practice i'm the United States
District Court on motion this morning.
Donald MacIntyre, a British subject,
| became an American citizen yesterday
morning, taking the oath before Judge
Dole.
The band gave a concert at the Royal
]
airy to Brigadier General Moore and
staff.
Three japanese were fined Sc and
costs each today by Judge Whitney
/ for having been presene at a gambling
game.
Lieutenant Harlee had marines from
the naval station and sailors from the
Iroquois out for target practice yester-
day morning.
Hawaiian News Company carries a
full line of Sadler & Rowes practical
bookkeeping outfits for students at
Young Building store.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ahahui Iolani ma Wahine Hawaii was
/ held at st. Andrews Sunday school
/ room yesterday afternoon.
Five Chinese were fined So and costs
each this morning by Judge Whitney
for having been present at a place
/ where gambling was conducted.
/ The accounts of the different Federal
officers were formally presented in
| Judge Dole's court today and were APP
provedfor transmission to Washington.
The Moana Hotel will be sold at pub
/ lie auction on Monday January 23rd
] at Of Ir Ind Il.
| building by NJ. T. Simonton, commits
sioner.
! Ruberoid roofing is a weather-proof,
waterproof, acid-proof and fre-resist-
! ing material that is pre-eminently the
| finest roofing for all purposes. Levers
& Cooke Ltd, agents.
/ There was no meeting of the County
/ Act Commission last evening. The
] commissioners viii meet this evening
/ at 7:45 in the throne room, when the
completed drafts of the proposed bills
/ will be submitted.
/ A Spanish class is being formed at
the Engleside to meet once a week
/ Miss Wilhelmina Schmidt is the in
/ structOr. Any persons outside of En-
gleside desiring to join the class may
/ confer with the general secretary of the
y w. c. A.
| Application for letters of administra-
| ton Of the estate of the late Mrs. Ma
/ leka Kahau Nahalau was made this
morning by her husband W. x. Naha-
| lau. The estate is valued at $4,000
| consisting Of property on Vineyard
streets and at Pawaa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Dohrmann sailed
| by the Alameda this morning after
stay I'm Honolulu of a little more than
a month. Both express themselves as
highly pleased with their stay here, and
both express the hope that they may
be able to return some time.
The following cases are also appeal
ed: Lou Pho VS. Machado assumpsit
$O.5O; j. w. Hall VS.. Bergestorm Music
Co, replevin Of a piano; Julia Frietas
VS.. M. f. Cunningham, assumpsit $50;
j. c. Fullerton VS.. Yin Siarock, as
sumpsit $23O.S8; c. w. Ashford VS.. IN
ter-Island Telegraph Co. assumpsit
$685. 80.