The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-31

Live shark at the Aquarium.
whitney & Marsh's big clearance sale
begins tomorrow morning.
The Waianae Company win hold an
annual meeting ON February 18th.
Charlie BelIna is expected back from
the coast tomorrow by the Nevadan.
Reductions I'm all lines at Whitney
& Marsh's annual clearance sale to-
morrow
Rubber garden hose % feet for $2.4O
for ten days only at w. w. Dimond &
Company.
Misses and childrens shoes almost
given away at Manufacturers Shoe Co.
this week
List of officers for Kihei Plantation
| Company and Nahiku Sugar Company
appear insthis issue.
The list of officers and directors of
Hustace-PecS Co., Ltd, for the en-
suing years appears i'm this issue.
The new Sheriff !. c. Searle will oc
cupy the old Reid premises formerly
occupied by J. w. Mason on Waia-
nuenue.-Hilo Tribune.
The Superintendent of Public Works
advertises for tenders for a court
house and Jail at Kapoho Hawaii also
concrete culvert South Hilo. Hawaii.
Herman Hill Of Salt Lake City, who
has been a guest at the Young Hotel
for some time returns to his home by
the Ventura thoroughly i'm love with
Hawaii.
The second Seeing Honolulu coach
| ing party started this morning, taking
! the Pail tour The vehicle was a four
horse park wagon from the Club
Stables driven by w. e. Bellina.
A public hearing to consider the
question of extending the terms of the
! franchise held by the Kohala and Hilo
Railway Co., will be held on February
| 14th at p. m. by Governor Carter
! An unusual sight on Hilos streets
at this season Of the year is sprink-
! ling cart, belonging to the Publ
Works Department 1t has been kept
busy for the past week, laying the dust
which hes accumulated by the lack of
Iain.-Hilo Tribune.
The Research club will meet this even
/ ing at the residence of w. w. Hall,
Nuuanu street. Judge Philip II. Wea-
yer will deliver an address on the to-
! pic Needed legislation to exempt the
family homestead from forced sale, and
proposed bill to accomplish the re-
suit"
Those famous waters: Apollinaris,
Apenta Hungarian Aperient and
Johannis Lithia, have no rivals. Their
superiority to ordinary waters is ac-
knowledged by all. You want good
D .,.sI,g sfFna FlaG ftUl
before breakfast. Try it. Lewis & Co.
Ltd, sole agents for the Hawaiian ISL
ands, 1863 King street, three telephones
| 24O.
! The regular quarterly meeting of the
Diocesan branch of the Woman's Au-
Hillary will be held Friday afternoon
| at 3 o'clock at st. Clements parish
house. 1t is hoped that Bishop Resta-
rick will be back i'm time to give an
| address. Bishop Roots, the new Epis-
I copal Bishop of Hankow and Bishop
! Graves Of Shanghai who are passen-
| gers on the Manchuria which will be
| i'm port that day, are expected to be
| present and give addresses
Richard II. Trent, the general agent
! for the Volcano House excursions to-
day issued a handsome souvenir pas
senger list of the tourists going to the
| Volcano House by the Kinau toda
The first page contains picture of the
| Kinau. The second gives a list of
the passengers. The third is ruled for
autographs as a souvenir letter home.
The fourth page contains Mark Twain's
mo Alien Land" and brief descrip-
ton of the Volcano House and its sur
roundings.
The seniors and juniors of Oahu Col
lege gave a dance in Pauahi Hall on
! Friday evening.
On her present trip the steamer Ma
una Loa calls at Hilo for a lot of seed
cane for Kau plantations.
When the Manchuria arrives next
Friday she will not enter the harbor
| according to present plans.
c. A. Brown and wife are expected
on the Manchuria. They will again re-
side at the Hawaiian Hotel.
A cablegram received Saturday from
Col. George Macfarlane at San Fran
cisco stated that his little daughter
| Eyleen was critically i'll.