The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-03

A bankruptcy notice is published to-
day.
c. @. zee Hop & CO. guarantee their
preserved sweet ginger.
There is a fifteen-foot, man-eating
shark at the Aquarium.
The schooner BERTHE Minor sailed yes
terday afternoon for Eureka.
There will be good ring contests at
the Orpheum tomorrow night.
The 5. S. Enterprise is to leave San
Francisco for Honolulu November 10.
j. Powell charged with rape was
discharged in the police court today.
A nice comfortable furnished room
with telephone and all conveniences is
for rent.
Watch Hebron Drug Co., space for
their next announcement that will
interest the ladies.
The Rapid Transit Company is oiling
its track through the city with view
to abating the dust nuisance.
officer w. Needham was arrested to-
day on a charge of assault and bat
terry on a Portuguese woman.
United states Marshal Hendry has
sent checks to the federal grand jurors
just discharged, for their fees.
Burglars robbed the cabin of mate
Wallace of the bark Kaiulani i'm San
Francisco recently taking $500.
The household furniture of j. d.
Downing will be sold at auction on
Monday next by Jas. F. Morgan.
Mrs. Theresa Wilcox is reported as
saying the Naniole club dance at Prog
ress hall, managed by her cleared $500.
The Republican Central Committee
meets tomorrow evening to receive the
report of the rules revision committe.
\ special report will be read by the
secretary treasurer.
Every member of the Honolulu
Chess Club is earnestly requested to
attend the meeting at o'clock tonight
The California Restaurant will serve
special dinner from to s tonight. The
bill of fare is published elsewhere in
this issue.
The celebrated Heinz sauer kraut,
sweet pickles, midget pickles. mixed
pickles and German dill pickles in bulk
at Metropolitan Meat Co.
You can learn to speak French or
German in five weeks Come to the
free lectures at Y w c. A. rooms, Bos-
ton Building, today or Saturday
reception in honor of the birthday
of King Edward VII will be given by
II. B. NJ. consul r. de b. Layard at the
consulate, King street on November 8.
/ All members of the Honolulu SYM
hony Society are requested to attend
the rehearsal this evening in the club
/ the rehearsal lthis evning in tn club
! house on the corner of Richards and
| Hotel streets.
/ e. M. Shaw, chief clerk in the office
J of Captain Niblack U. S N, and as
/ sistant to the lighthouse district in
/ spector, will shortly sever his connec-
! ton with the department and return to
the states. He has been fifteen years
in the service.
Today being the anniversary of the
birth of the Japanese Emperor, the Jap
anese portion of the community cele-
brated in great style. There was a
general reception at the residence of
Consul General Mkt Saito and the
school children had sports at the Boys
Field and Kapiolani Park.
Some little excitement was OCCASION
ed at the Moana last night during the
band concert by the collapse of a por-
ton of the pier railing under the COM
bined weight of a number of young
men. They were precipitated to the
sand below but no damage was done
them. Jibing friends who escaped ex-
pressed cheerful regrets that they had
mot fallen further out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Baldwin's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Kittredge
left yesterday on the steamer Nebras-
ka for their home on Maui, Hawaiian
Islands. Mr. Baldwin was called East
suddenly several weeks ago by the seri-
Gus illness of his brother, whose death
has been a great shock to his many
friends both here and in the Hawaiian
Islands.-Chronicle.