The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-24

Intelligent girls can secure employ
ment at w. w. Dimoud & Co.
The Superintendent Of Public Works |
advertises for tenders for water pipe |
and specials.
Mrs. Bruce McVean Mackall will give !
a song recital next Tuesday evening
at Young Hotel ballroom
The 5. 5. Kinau from Hio and way
ports was reported off Diamond Head
at s o'clock this morning.
Commencing Monday, the 2Gth. the
Vat 10y Co. will offer special prices on
all goods throughout the week.
Daintily decorated after dinner cups
and saucers only 15c. at E. O. Hall &
Son. They are fine German china.
! Two large furnished front rooms with
use Of kitchen are for rent at reason
able rates. Apply 1923 Emma street.
There are at present on the night
blooming cereus at Oahu College three
kinds of red fruit which is very rare.
A great underprced sale of blankets,
comforters and bedspreads begins on
Monday at Sachs. See window dis
play.
Through a misunderstanding the
name of c. Schwartz was included in
the program of the planters banquet
by mistake.
Keep right after the good things in
the way of beverages. Rainier beer is
the best thing you can get. Noted for
its purity.
Mrs. Annie Kearns has evolved
new way of sending fruit to the states
in lauhala hampers Call in and see
the scheme.
A poi luncheon will be served at
Haalelea Lawn today from y to >. |
Admission 10 cents. Lunch 50 cents. |
The most enjoyable function of the
year. Come!
When you buy canned fruits ask your
grocer for the "All Gold" brand !
There's nothing to equal them in the |
market. Theo. H. Davies & Co., whole |
sale agents.
The usual service in the Gospel Mis-
sion Hall on Fort street, opposite Club
Stables, this evening at 1880. Mrs. S,
E. Damon in charge. The public is
cordially invited.
The manager of Kihel Plantation,
James Scott, accompanied by his wife
and Mrs. Evans, sister of Mrs. Scott. |
Mrs. Evans home is in England and
she is visiting the SCOTS at present.
A farewell social will be given to-
night at 1880 by the Chinese Christian
Endeavor Society at Fort street church
for its president, L. S. Kong, who is
going to China by the Korea for
visit.
President p. L. Horne and the Ka-
mehameha Glee Club will have charge
of the services at oahu Jail at 2:SO
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The SER
vices will be i'm the nature of Thanks
giving services.
There will not be a meeting of the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
this evening at the home of c. II.
Cooke as announced on account Of the
Indictment weather. The meeting will
be held next week.
DR.. frederick A. Cook the famous
Arctic explorer and the first man to
ascend Mount Mckinley, the highest
peak in North America is in this city
for a rest and recovering from his last
trip up the mount
Id IOtO anu 4AIlllblldi tlcdI IldNdhd
both Of them, are two excellent new
varieties of cigars now beng put be-
fore the smokers of the city by the
| Honolulu Tobacco Co., on Fort Street
mauka of the Kash store.
What better cause for Thanksgiving
can a man have than a good suit?
! Where can a man in Honolulu get the
! best value for his money in the cloth
/ ing line? Ten chances to one the reply
will be at w. w. Ahana & Co, on
! King street.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
| Auxiliary Guild Of st. Andrews Cath
! edral branch will be held on Monday
! November 26, at half past two in the
! Sunday school room. A paper on
Bishop Brents work in the Philippines
win be read by Mrs Restarick.
Dr. Doremus Scudder will address