The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-13

A number of lost certificates are ad-
vertised for in this issue.
Bougainvillea vines all over town are
beginning to riot in color
The Promotion Committee meets this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The steamer Mikahala is due tomor-
row morning from Kauai ports.
DR.. Jared Smith of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Experiment Station is
sick with the grip.
The bark George Curtis departs
Thursday for San Francisco with about
5000 tons of sugar.
Lincolns birthday was recognized in
city public schools yesterday with APP
propriate exercises.
Bishop Hamiltons lecture on Mis-
chief in Mexico" will be given tonight
at Odd Fellows Hall.
c. Q. zee Hop & Co. are now located
on King street near Maunakea and
carry first class goods in the meat line.
Oahu College is just putting in an
artistic moss grown rock gateway at
| the Alexander street entrance to the
grounds.
| A rehearsal will be held tonight at
! 7:3O of the Elk's Minstrel Co. in b. P.
| o. f. hall. All participants are re-
| quested to be on time
Our safe-deposit vault is as secure
as the Bank of England. Rent a box
in the vault and place your valuables
therein. Hawaiian Trust Co.
Archdeacon Jefferis lectured before
the Social Science Association at j. S.
Emerson's house last night on "Scien-
tific and Christian Socialism"
Mrs. Ozawa and child and Mr.. K.
| Kobayashi sailed today for Japan on
the Mongolia. Mrs. Ozawa will joint her
hunband who is now in Japan.
Col and Mrs. John G. Neumeister OF
Chicago, who have been in Honolulu
for the past two weeks sailed today
by the Mongolia for the Orient.
Jacob Gargus, the Austrian who was
badly injured in the Kakaako railroad
accident, is still in a very precarious
condition. His recovery is doubtful
We carry a complete line of the
celebrated Wostenholm knives, also
eTasers for book-ke epers, and invite
your inspection. Hawaiian News Co.
In the government gardens on King
, street a tree is in bloom whose bios
fume the air for some distance around
At the Mochizuki Club on Saturday
evening, a farewell banquet was giver
to DR.. Mort who gos for a years
furlough to Japan, sailing on the Mon
golia.
Ruberoid is by far the most satisfac
tory of any of the roofngs at presen
on the market. IL is inexpensive t.
buy and easy to keep in repair, Lever
: & Cooke.
There's nothing like baked beans 70
a hasty lunch and Heinz Baked Bean
with or without tomato sauce are tn
best of all II. Hackfeld & Co., whole
sale agents.
James f. Morgan yesterday sold
shack and lot at Puunui, 5OX1OO feet, t.
: Marie Olsen for 1925. The Jones trac
on King street was also sold to orde
\ on private terms.
, A. n. Campbell of the Waterhous
u Trust Company was a returning pas
senger on the S. s. Mongolia, He wa
up on a combined business and pleasur
r trip in San Francisco.
George w. Carr, Railway Mail In
spector, who has been in Washingto
\ for the past two months returned o
, the Mongolia yesterday Mr. Carr
. family resides in Washington
There will be meeting of the IA
pahulu Improvement Club tomorro'
evening in ]. ]. Egans office, Fol
street, by order of the president "A
members are requested to be present
William K. Nakakoa, a graduate {
Kamehameha School for Boys, ha
been appointed as lecturer on Hawa
in the public schools Of New Yor