The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-17
ALIEN. Nice. ASHLEY,
Section Director L. S. Weather Bureau

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Hong Kee & CO., have a notice i'm this
issue
A probate notice is published in this
issue
C. NJ. Cooke left by the Mikahala yes
| terday for Kauai
| A st. Patrick's party will be given
/ Saturday evening at Haleiwa.
The band will give moonlight con-
! cert at the Moana Hotel Waikiki. to-
night
Z. G. d'Albert left by the Mikahala
! yesterday for Kauai where he will give
a series of concerts.
Henry Warehouse Trust Co., sell
homes on the rental purchase plan. See
! advertisement on page 8.
| The st. Louis College band will play
| four Irish numbers at Progress Hall
! tonight before the entertainments
The public schools will close for the
/ spring vacation March 81, opening for
the closing term Of the year April 10.
Niggo jacobson has engrossed a
Stanford memorial for the local Califor-
mans which will be sent to the coast
i'm the next mail
Mrs G. H. Fairchid who has been
visiting in Honolulu for some time, re-
turned to her home on Kauai by the
Mikahala yesterday.
Observer Ashley's talk on Weather
Bureau methods viii be given before
the Research club at the U. s. Wealth
err Bureau offices Young Hotel, this
evening.
MI. II 4. s.
morning in honor of Kamehameha IT'S
birthday, with some special reference
incidentally to st. Patricks immortal
memory
Henry May & Co. have just received
a new shipment of Curtice Bros, cele-
brated preserves in Bib glass jars. Also
Gordon and Dilwortle brandy cherries
and peaches.
Owing to the large number of invita-
tfons issued, it is earnestly requested
! by the st. Patrick's Day entertainment
/ committee that as few children as pos
sible attend.
| Anyone having scrap rags for patch
work will confer great favor by leav-
| ing them with Miss Judd, Nuuanu val
| ley. They are to be used for the pupils
of the Maemae school.
Look at the array of soaps i'm the card
of Lewis & Co., Ltd. today. All the
/ fine French toilet soaps as well as
| every other soap needed i'm the house
| hold. Ring 'em up for any soap you
| want. Three telephones 24O. 1863 King
! street.
| The social given by the members of
| Central Union Church last night was
a pleasant affair and well-attended.
The program was held in the Sunday
| school auditorium and the adjoining
primary room was fitted up as a re-
! freshment room.
The Kilohana Art League will hold a
meeting on Thursday evening, March
2S, at s O'clock in the pavilion, Alexan-
der Young Hotel. Mrs. Alfred Eames
will read a paper on "HuXley's Rela-
! ton to the Time-Spirit." The paper
will be followed by a discussion.
| Governor Carter, accompanied by
/ Secretary Atkinson and Captain Nib
/ lack, paid a formal visit to the COM
mander of H. b. NJ. S. Bonaventure at
1870 this morning. salute was fired
I'm his honor. The visitors We're shown
all over the vessel and a lunch was
served in their honor
There viii be civil service eXamina-
tions held in Honolulu, March 30, for
eligibles for the position of scientific
assistant (male) qualified in agronOmy,
at $1,000 a year, in the bureau of plant
industry, Department of Agriculture
Also for cement expert at $24OO a yeaI
and another at $500 a year in the Re
clamation service, Geological survey