The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
ALEX. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director, U. S. Weather Bureau

Treasury notice appears on page s.
The band viii play at the zoo every
afternoon.
Experienced canvassers are wanted.
Address box 1855, city
The gunboat Petrol sailed yesterday
afternoon for San Diego.
Proposals for building school-house
are called for i'm this issue
w. S. Glidden and l.. G. Kellogg have
filed their oaths i'm the Supreme Court
as attorneys.
The Woman's Board of Missions will
meet at Central Union church this af-
ternoon at 2:9O o'clock
Mrs GUMS dancing class will give
an exhibition at the Hawaiian Opera
House on Saturday, April 18th.
W. NJ. Giffard and his daughter, Miss
Jennie Ginard, will spend several
months i'm Europe this summer.
Mrs. George r. Carter VIII not be "at
home tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon
as she is suffering from a severe cold.
T.. y. Olcott who arrived yesterday by
the S. S. China is the president of the
"Day-Line' steamers operating on the
Hudson River
Arthur WAL postmaster at Lahaina
is in town awaiting the arrival of the
Transport sherman. Mr.. WAL will
spend several weeks in California.
The Tesla libel case was postponed
by Judge De Bolt this morning, owing
to Attorney Long being busy in the
House. A che ia case was taken up.
L. G. Kellogg of Wahiawa was adj
| mitted to practice law i'm all the courts
4 of the Territory and the Federal Court
| upon motion on his certificate from
California yesterday.
/ Henry e. Highton, solicitor for APP
pelants in the case of V. O. Teixeira
and others against The American Dry
Goods Association Limited has filed his
opening brief i'm the supreme court.
After fifty-one years Of keeping at it,
. Brightness and Stein-Bloch Smart
Clothes are too firmly welded ever to
be divorced. Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes
sold by NJ. McInerny Ltd, corner Mer-
/ chant and Fort streets.
Q. II. Berrey won the first round of
/ the golf tournament for the handsome
new silver trophy offered by the Ha-
/ leiwa Hotel. The play was last Sun
/ day in a strong wind. His name will
( be the first to go on the cup.
A sailor was thrown out of a saloon
/ at the corner of King and Maunakea
streets yesterday afternoon. He struck
on his head and sustained a severe
scalp wound. 1t was at first thought
/ he had sustained a fractured skull.
The Palolo valley water commission
will hold a meeting to receive claims
at Moliii schoolhouse this afternoon
at o'clock. The Kalihi commission
will hold a similar meeting at Kalihi-
waena schoolhouse tomorrow after
. noon.
There will be daily Lenten services at
monday from 1905 to 1890 beginning
] April G, at the Alexander Young build
| ing 1871 Bishop street, under the aus
pieces of the pastors and leading lay
men of the city. All men are cordial
/ ly invited.
While Judge Whitney does not care
/ to express any opinion as regard the
moral side of segregation he thinks
however that segregation has one ma
terial advantage and this is in enabling
the police authorities to keep track Of
prostitutes and obtain a better control
over such classes.
The steamer Kinau took a large
crowd of passengers today. Many Of
those departing are bound for the vol
cano The vessel stops at Kaunakakai
this trip to land some people on Molo-
kai as the steamer Likelke did not take
any passengers yesterday on account Of
carrying explosives.
The Senate Iwilei committee did not
report i'm the Senate this morning. The
reason for the delay is a failure to
agree on a report as prepared by Sen
alto McCandless. McCandless and Lane
are said to endorse the report, while
Hewitt, Hayselden and Gandall object
to some of it.
Governor Carter is working on spe-
cial appropriations for unpaid bills. He
has a large pile of them on his desk and
is preparing a message for the legisla-
ture, asking for appropriations for
them. The governor does not approve
of the unpaid bills" form of appropria-
ton bill as it has been in the past, and