The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-22
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Next Wednesday will be Chinese New
Year.
Governor Carter has purchased an
automobile.
S. NJ. Ballou returned by the Alameda
yesterday.
The kona of last week was general
all over the islands.
Buttericks February patterns and
Metropolitan now ready at Sachs.
List of officers for Kona BOttling
| Works is published in this issue.
Samuel Noar was admitted to prac-
tice in the United States District court
| today.
The transport Logan left Nagasaki
| for Honolulu and San Francisco Jan
uary TO-
Customs Insp ctor Wilson returned
| by the Alameda yesterday from a
vacation.
! Do your eyes bother you? Consult A.
! ~ Sanford, the eye specialist, in the
Boston building.
The annual meeting of the Honolulu
| symphony Club has been postponed to
! Friday February 16.
| The transport Sheridan will sail from
san Francisco January 25 for the
| Philippines via Honolulu
The bark Challenger owned by Hind,
Rolph and Company will prove a total
loss. She caught fire at Kobe recent
ly.
Rev. and Mrs. John osborne of st.
Clements gave a children's dancing
party at the Rectory the other even
ing.
c. O. Yee Hop & Co. will close their
market all day on Wednesday, January
"a, 1906 on account of Chinese New
Year
Miss L. NJ. Lennon and Miss Grace
NJ. Earle announce that they intend
to get out directory of the Territory
at once.
During the height of the late kona
the waves dashed entirely over the
Waikiki road at the entrance to Ka-
polani park.
The Hawaiian Relief Society will
meet on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. Samuel Allen,
Alakea street.
The postponed annual meeting of the
Hawaiian Historical society will be
held on Monday evening, January %, at
the Public library
: The McCandless Building Co., Ltd,
has petitioned for a registered title
of the site of its proposed block, cor
ner of King and Bethel streets.
The trail which is being built up Dia-
mond Head win be finished in a few
days Permission to build it was given
by j. w Pratt, Commissioner of Public
Lands.
The muddy condition of the water in
Hilo Bay has interferred with Diver
Turrell who has been unable to deter
mine much of the character of the
cargo in the hulk of the Martha Davis
George Cory, formerly stenographeI
at the U. S. immigrant station, has
received his commission as one of the
regularly appointed inspectors at the
Honolulu station. Mr., Cory has beer
y here about two years.
The following sugar on Kauai is re.
ported ready for shipment; X. S. M.
1000 bags; " X, 500; w, 5000; M. A
X, 344S; G. & r., 1928; Mob, 21,O6O
K. P. 5000; P. 1921; H. M, 1886; M S
Co, 10000; X. S. Co., $3.50.
Charles Moore r turned by the Ala
media He was in San Francisco only
a day. The stories he heard of Biz
? yards and cold weather in the Tonapal
and Goldfields region whittier he wa!
heading, deferred him from going.
H. w. Lake, formerly manager of tn
Q Young Hotel, is now the manager o
Tait's Cafe, one of the swell restau
rants of San Francisco occupying tn
0 entire ground floor of the Flood build
v ing which stands where the Baldwin
Hotel used to stand.
Dr. Walter Wyman of the Marin
Hospital Service has practically de
cided on the appointment Of DR.. Waite
Remsen Brinkerhoff, assistant patho
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