The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-10

The transport Buford left Nagasaki
for Honolulu and San Francisco Feb 2.
The steamer Kinau was reported
twenty miles off at eight this morn
ing.
The S. S. Moana was reported off
Koko Head at 1915 this morning from
Victoria and Voncouver.
Two naturalizations We're about the
extent of the business done by the
United States Court at Hilo.
Last performance of "The Great Dia-
mond Robbery" at the Orpheum to-
night. Next week the Radium dance.
Julian Monsarrat has sent to Homo
lulu two-year old a full sister of G.
H. r., that is a promising colt.-Ha-
wall Herald
f. O. Hall & Son have a complete ma
chine shop and makes a speciality of
repairing gas engines besides having
the agency of the Otto Gas Engine.
Arriving by the $. S. Alameda for
the Metropolitan Meat Co a fine as
sortment of Delicatessen, including all
the favorite novelties. Be wise and
order at once.
The Hiloian is the name of the new
steamer that Captain Matson has pur-
chased for the Hilo-San Francisco
trade He intends to purchase another
boat for the Honolulu run.
beautiful new shipment of Oriental
goods has just been received and is
now on sale at Sachs Dry Goods Co.
Also new trimmed hats in the millinery
department will be on sale Monday.
Bishop Hamilton's lecture on Mis-
It ~ sc
hall next Tuesday evening promises to
be one of Unusual interest Tickets
% cents on sale at Hobrons Drug
store.
The great sale of shoes at Manufac-
turers' Shoe Co., still continues. over
$50 pairs of Misses children's and in
fants shoes are on sale at one-fourth,
one-third and one-half the regular
| prices.
If you would like to hear a complex
and difficult subject handled with
! strength and skill go to Bishop Hamil
toms lecture in Odd Fellows hall, Feb
ruary 10 at 8 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents
at Hobron's Drug Co.
Lime An Essential Factor in For
age" by DR.. Edmund c. Shorey, and
The Avocado Mealy Bug" by EntO-
mologist d. L. Van Dine, are two late
| bulletins issued by the United States
Agricultural Experiment Station.
! The tidal wave last week is said to
have reached a height of eight feet. 1t
covered nearly all of the land on Co
coanut island and did SOME damage
to one of the houses. A wave a few
hours after the first was not so eX-
tensive.-Hawaii Herald.
| L. A. Andrews returned Thursday
| from the volcano, having finished his
work as expert adviser on koa timber
of the promoters of the new lumber
company. He left Monday afternoon
| for Kawaihae, expecting to return by
the Kinau Wednesday.-Hil Tribune.
You are cordially invited to the Cos
pei Mission service this evening at
o'clock at No. Il Waverly block Hotel
street. Bright songs, short addresses
with a loving message from Toledo,
Ohio for one brief hour to which all
are invited. Mrs. S. Z. Damon in
charge.
The fishing fleet was all driven in by
the wind of Monday evening. One
boat with three Hawaiians failed to
return and it was reported next day
that their boat had been seen off the
coast upset, They returned, however,
all right, the day following, having had
an involuntary cruise down the coast
, Hilo Tribune.
L. V. McT<isson, a business man from
Ohio, actively identified with the work
of the Toledo Y. M. c. A..will be the
speaker at 4:3O tomorrow at the Y. M.
c. A. All young men and boys are
invited and as it is the Universal Day
of Prayer for students a special invita-
ton is extended to students. Supper
follows at $50.
Columbia Graphophone free. See