The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-13

Live sharl, at the Aquarium.
The S. S. Texan is due tomorrow
from Manila via Moii
Shirt waist sale at Whitney and
Marsh's closes tomorrow.
DIT. A. Mouritz, the purchaser of ka-
malo plantation, is i'm town.
Sale of Ladies Tailor made skirts be-
gins Monday at Whitney & Marsh's.
The Eagles win hold their annual
picnic at Pearl city the latter part of
this month.
An interesting photograph of a group
of Koreans is on exhibition in Rice g.
Perkins window.
The next mail to san Francisco goes
next Tuesday by the 5. 5. Sonoma due
from the Colonies
The schooner Lady arrived early this
morning from Koolau ports with 245
bags of rice paddy.
Hawaiian Sugar Company stock took
jump of dollar and a quarter a
share since yesterday.
Princess Kawananakoa will receive
this afternoon from to o'clock at
her Emma street residence.
$. Ehrlich, manager of the Pacific
Import Co., leaves for New York by
the Sonoma to purchase new lines for
his house.
The charge against F. Bertleman, ac-
cused of assault and battery on his
wife, was nolle pressed in the police
court today.
The ship Dirigo hauled alongside the
Hackfeld wharf this morning. She has
finished fumigating and will soon be-
gin to take sugar.
The Chautauquan Literary and Sci
entihc Circle viii meet this afternoon
at o'clock i'm the parlors of the Gen..
trail Union Church
Tomorrow at noon at the front en-
trance Of the Judiciary building a COM
missiOner's sale Of valuable residence
property will be held.
Yesterdays cablegram from E. Pol
litz & Co. to Henry Waterhouse Trust
Co. reports raw sugar selling in New
York at 81 cents cash.
Curtice Bros. famous Vermont Ma
pie Syrup is selling at so cents quart
bottle this week at Henry May & Cos.
Regular price is 65 cents.
A. NJ. Brown who went to Kailua to
attend the term of court there was de-
/ layed by business and did not return
today as it was expected he would.
BY permission of Judge Robinson this
morning the case of the Pacific Mill
Co., against the Enterprise Mill Co.,
was placed on the calendar Of the Jan
uary term.
w. w. Drummer the coffee man ar
rived this morning by the steamer w.
G. Hall from Hawaii.
w. F. Drake of the internal revenue
service returned today from an official
trip to Kona.
J. d. Paris and wife were among
those who arrived this morning on the
steamer w. G. Hall from Kona.
Francisco Gaspar a prominent resi-
dent of Kona arrived this morning by
the steamer w. C. Hall.
P. Sing Fat rice planter of Maui
came down by the w. G. Hall today.
Owing to lack of rain there has been
a curtaiment on western and south
ern Hawaii in sugar grinding, so the
! steamer w. G., Hall did not bring a
big cargo of that staple.
The S. S. Nebraskan due from San
| Francisco will load some sugar at EO-
nolulu for San Francisco.
/ j. A. Mcguire of Kona was an ar
irving passenger this morning by the
steamer w. G.. Hall.
Governor Carter is having material
prepared for use in his message to the
/ Legislature.
Warehouse & Kopke are having n
new artesian well bore dby McCandless
Bros, for irrigation of taro lands in
/ Kalihi
petition is being prepared for pre-
sentation to the Superintendent of
Public Works for the Strengthening
and improving of the Diamond Head
road from near the park out past Judge
Dole's house.
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