The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-24

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/ Elk silk umbrellas at Sachs.
/ MARBLE like HOT SNOW tonight
Harmony Lodge meets tonight 1880
o'clock.
/ Do your shopping at Sachs and get a
Souvenir free.
/ There will be no issue of the Star
tomorrow, Christmas Day.
Elegant fat turkeys alive or dressed
| at the Metropolitan Meat Co.
If you enjoy warm bath get a gas
water heater from the Honolulu Gas
Co.
+. A. Rowland has received the news
| Of the death of his father-at Metuchin,
/ n. ].
The Elks plan big time at the OPP
ening of their fine new lodge rooms on
/ New Years eve.
The New Years number of the Ho-
nolulu Times will be issued early
Thursday morning.
James D. Dole and bride who was
Miss Belle Dickey, will return on the
Mongolia due next Thursday.
Take your feet off the koa! Lease a
block Of Boulevard! Jap-a-lac the
Mrs c. V. Sturtevant, daughter Of
James Lyle, arrived yesterday from
the Coast on the s. S. Enterprise.
Ralph Balding, who has been on
visit East as far as Chicago, returned
on the Enterprise Herald.
George ]. Richardson, a member of
a well known HiIo family, was married
recently in New York.-Hawaii Herald.
The Hawaiian band will give a con-
cert tonight from 7:3O to 1920 at the
Catholic Mission, Fort and Beretania
streets.
Sheriff Brown, Harry Murray and
Chris Holt returned yesterday from
Molokai whee they have been driving
cattle.
The Hawaiian Band will give a con-
cert tonight from 80 to 1920 at the
Catholic Mission, Fort and Beretania
avenue.
Start the new year right by ordering
your suit for the new year from the
King street.
H. f. Reed, director of exploitation
for the Alaska-Yukon Exposition to be
held in Seattle in 1909, will visit Ho-
nolulu in June.
About 70 feet of the fence on the
Waikiki side of the League baseball
ground was blown down in one of the
recent storms.
+. b. McClanahan, a prominent bust
ness man of Honolulu, who makes an
annual trip to California, is at the An
gelus.-Los Angeles Herald.
Judge Highton is resting easily at
the Queens Hospital. He is awaiting
the arrival of his wife from New York
before undergoing an operation,
The steamer Helene arrived at Ma
hukona from Honolulu with measles on
board and it was decided to bring her
here for Northumberland Herald.
The library will close for circulation
of books at $3.50 p. m. today and the
entire day tomorrow, but the reading
room will be open during the usual
hours.
John Luis, for many years in the en-
ploy Of the Hawaii Railroad Co. at Ma
hukona, has accepted a position with
H. Hackfeld & Co. at Kailua.-Hawaii
Herald.
Byron E. Cooney of Butte, Mont,
editor of F. A. Heinze's Butte Evening
News. is a guest at the Van Nuys. He
will sail from San Francisco Friday
for Honolulu and Japan on an extend
ed vacation.-Los Angeles Times.
The Honolulu Tobacco CO., Fort
street near Hotel, have the very thing
for Christmas in fresh Manilas con-
sisting Of Perfectos. Panatellas, Bou-
quets, La Insular and Ybana Brands.
The new private office for County Clerk
pua has been completed and the roller
top desk for which he prayed has been
provided The County Clerk is now ms
happy as small boy with the key of
the jam closet in his possession.-IIilo
Tribune.
Wives and sisters will do well to con-
suit the Myrtle Cigar store, Fort street
between Merchant md Queen, before
they make their purchases for their
husbands or brothers Xmas presents.
Special attention has been given by