The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-08

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"a. m g. northeast; 30 a m D.. south;
noon i3. south.
Rainfall during "A hours ended S 90.
M. o inches.
ALIEN. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director 4. s. Weather Bureau
Live shark at the Aquarium
Hawaiian Sugar Co. will pay a divi-
deud ON the 18th.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Emerson. are
now at Hastings. England.
K0haIa Sugar CO. will hold its annual
meeting on February 27th.
The list Of officers OF the Waianae
, CO.. Ltd, appears in this issue.
There were only 81 deaths I'm Homo
lulu during the month Of January.
W. J.. Howard became registrar of
I the Land Court the first Of the month.
Piano taught in six months by ex-
| perieuced teacher. See Classified ads.
The legislature will meet the third
Wednesday I'm February. which is Feb
ruary Is.
A. v. Gear received some more ami
mails for his ZOO at Kaimuki by the
Nevadau.
Call at Hawaiian Electric Co. and get
estimate for incaudescent electric lights
iu the home.
About ten per cent Of the total tax
atiou Of Wailuku district for 1904 re-
mains delinquent.
The annual meeting of Waimea SUI
gar Mill Go. will be held on February
18th. at 10 a. m.
Judge Dole held court this morning
but only long enough to enable him to
adjourn until Friday.
Whitney & Marsh announce the open
ing of their new spring wash goods.
An inspection is invited.
There will be a band concert and an
informal dance afterward at the Mo-
ana Hotel on Thursday night.
Eva and Waialua annual meetings
Will be held on February 23rd. the for
mer at 10 a. m, and the latter at . pm.
Work on the trail up Palolo Valley to
the land which is to be opened for
homesteads soon, is progressing rapid
: ly.
/ Freight rates between Honolulu and
/ the terminal points of the Kahulu
/ Railroad have been reduced fifty cents
per ton.
There was an interesting meeting OF
/ the Womans Board of Missions at
Central Union Church yesterday af-
/ ternoon.
Very satisfactory progress is being
made in the construction of the i'm
migration station, just back of the
( Channel wharf.
Rev. John w. Wadman returned
from Kauai where he has been for
about ten days.
Former Physical Director A. ]. Coats
Of the local Y. NJ. c. A. was married
last month at Lincoln, Neb. Former
Secretary H. f. Coleman is at Ann
ArbOT
The subject for the prayer meeting
at the Methodist Church will be Peter
the Fisherman" Alex. Lyle will be
leader and all seafaring men will be
invited.
The adjourned annual meeting Of XII
| hei Plantation Co. WIN be held or Feb
ruary 9th. The stock books will be
| closed for transfers on Saturday, the
II inst.
There was considerable oil on the
water at the Waikiki beack on Mon
day, which made it unpleasant for
bathers. 1t is not known where the
oil came from.
Congo Gnat Oil is very effective as a
preventative and protection against
flies, fieas, ants and other small insects
| Thee. II. Davies & co. are the sole
agents for the territory.
Frank Nichols, pugilist and trainer,
came I'm on the oil boat Argyll and will
return to the mainland on her. He
will be back here i'm April, when he
wants to get on match with Weday.
| If you wish to obtain a pure paint
and one that has high gloss finish and
good wearing qualities you will find
that Fuller's Pure Prepared has al
these essentials. Sold by Levers &
| Cooke.
There will be a dance at the Alexan-
der Young Hotel roof garden either to-
night or tomorrow night, whichever
night the transport Sherman is in port
complimentary to the officers and pas
sengers on that vessel.
Edward f. O'Brien, for several years
past In the employ of the Wilder
Steamship Company and last as pur-
ser of the steamer Likelike left on
the Ventura for the mainland yester-
day. He goes to take up a business
offer in an eastern city.
The Ladies' Society of Central Union
church will hold its regular business