The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-19

The Mongolia was sighted 20 miles
west, at $3.50 o'clock.
Central Union Church Endeavorers
| give a social this evening.
| Dr. A. j. Derby has postponed his
| trip to Maui until next week.
Great war melodrama THE White
Tigress of Japan" tonight at the Or
pheum.
The list of officers of Benson, Smith
& Co, for the ensuing year appears in
this issue.
L. c. Peters, f. e. Thompson, p. e.
Tosh and r. Anderson will be among
| the orators of Burns night.
Kihei went up another 25c. yester-
day and there was said to be a move
mcnt to get hold of the stock.
Special sale of fat California turkeys
at the Metropolitan Meat Co., on Sat
urday January 20, Is cents a pound.
You can get $50 worth of furniture
for 81 a week from Coyne Furniture Co.
See their ad on page of this issue.
Three Palolo lots fronting on Waia-
lac road were bid in by the mortgage
at Morgan's sale yesterday for $1,000.
The delicatessen counter at the Me-
tropoitan Meat Market is a center of
attraction just now. 1t is unusually
wen stocked.
/ SUGAR: New York January IS, 3.6175
cents a poun or $72.25 a ton; last
previous quotation. January II, 3.6l
cents pound.
| The full symphony orchestra of
| twenty-five pieces will rehearse this
; vening at the Club House for the
coming concert
Bert Peterson's visit to New York is
associated by rumor with scheme for
| reclamation of land on the Eva side
of Honolulu harbor.
The steamer Helene took 10000 feet
Of lumber yesterday afternoon for use
| i'm building the new wharf at McGre-
gor's Landing at Maalaea Bay, Maui.
Extraordinary values in blankets and
| comforters, blankets at S5c pair and
comforters from 81 so upwards at Sachs
DR.. Edward Armitage has a card in
this issue.
The Gospel Mission will be reopened
/ tom7cyow evening at o'clock at Room
liz, Waveriey Block, corner of Hotel
land Bethel street. Mrs. S. f. Damon
| viii lie in charge.
The Registrar of vital statistics re-
ports that during the first sixteen days
of January there were deaths from
! tuberculosis. but none from diphtheria,
plague or typhoid fever.
The next meeting of the Buckeye
Club of Hawaii will be held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bo-
wen, No. 1901, Kewalo street, at 1880
o'clock, Tuesday evening.
The Alexander Street Improvement
Club met last night in the Chas. r..
Bishop Hall at Punahou and organized
by electing John Kidwell, chairman,
and A. F. Grifiths, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Jones of Bos-
ton lately celebrated their golden we'd
ding. Mr.. Jones is a brother of p. G.
Jones of Honolulu and from visit of
several years ago has many friends
here.
Some unknown prowler crept into
the home of Hugo Herzer Tuesday
night and was scared away Recent
ly Eerzer was robbed Of $50 by a night
robber Probably the visitor this week
wanted to steal the sing RS sweet
voice.
Rev. Charles Simpson who is visit
ing his daughter Mrs, Frank Ather-
ton, will speak to men at the Y. M
c. A. meeting Sunday at 4:90. Sub
ject, "a Friend to be Trusted" Tea
follows at $50. Strangers especially
welcome.
: The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
= Historical Society will be held next
Moiday evening at the Honolulu Ii
brary DR.. w. d. Alexander will pre-
side, and Chief Justice Frear will b
the speaker of the evening on the sub
ject, Hawaiian Statute Law"
A quartet from the Kawaiahac
Seminary will sing during the moor
hour at the lunch room of the Y. w. c