The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-21

The Board of Supervisors viii meet
on next Thursday evening.
The Arzonan was reported off Dia-
mond Head at 2:5O o'clock this after
noon.
Live turkeys, both Island and Cali
fornia, at c. @. Yee Hop & Co. Leave
orders early.
There will be no further rehearsaIs
of the Symphony Society until after
the holidays.
The Christmas exercises of the Chris
tan church Sunday school will be held
one week from tonight.
The pupils of the Honolulu High
School will give a concert at the High
School tomorrow evening
B. F. Ehlers & Co. for useful pres
ents. Open evenings, Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday and Monday.
At the meeting of the Scottish This
tie Club this evening officers for the
! coming year are to be elected
Two certificates of stocks of the wal
alua Agricultural Co, ana Eva Plan
tation Co. respectively have been lost.
Everything is in readiness for the
Christmas tree for the children of the
band boys at Progress hall this even
ing.
Keepers of boarding houses are re-
quested to send a list of their accom-
modations to the Y. NJ. c. A. for the
Boarding House Register.
Fresh fragrant Christmas trees. just in !
from California. Ring up Immediately |
,,Ir ta1 M r.
rived. Lewis & Co., King st.
Owing to the lateness of the Alameda's |
arrival, Henry May & Co. will remain
open this evening so tlat the new goods |
may be selected that come by that boat
Green Christmas trees will be ready for |
selection at s o'clock tomarrOw (Satur- |
day. morning at Henry May & Co. Call |
early and select the size suitable to your /
needs
The Hawaiian Swimming Club will |
hold their first practice in the new
baths on Wednesday evening, the night
after Christmas. All members are re-
quested to be on hand.
The new electric water heaters are
just the thing to heat the baby's bot
tie at night without getting out of bed
Heat the milk in one minute. Sold by
Hawaiian Electric Co.
The regular Alameda dance will take
place at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on
Friday night. Hawaiian music during
dinner hour. The usual cordial invi-
tation to the public in extended
Mr. Wichert, local agent FOR the New
York Life Insurance Company yester-
day received a cable announcing the
a1actiop Of tho q a min istrotiC,, +iolyo+ 90 |
his company by a large majority.
DR.. Bruce Nov. Mackall, physician
and surgeon, has opened the offices on
Beretania street formerly occupied by
DR.. Mays. Office hours; $50 to 1920 a.
M; to and to s p. m, Phone Main
176.
Among the arrivals by the China yes
terday We're Mr.. and Mrs H. p Moore,
of Perry, Mo They come to visit their
daughter, Mrs. G. D. Edwards, Wife of
the pastor of the Christian church.
They will probably spend the winter
here.
Wives and sisters will do well to con-
suit the Myrtle Cigar store, Fort street
between Merchant and Queen, before
they make their purchases for their
husbands or brothers Xmas presents. |
Special attention has been given by
the proprietor to selecting a fine line !
Of Xmas goods.
The Y, M. c. A. is having some new
tickets printed that will entitle the |
holder to ten days membership in the !
Association free, This gives a man a
sort of sample. If in that time he
finds the organization has something |
he wants he joins for the full year If
not, he does not and that's all. 1t !
looks like a square deal.
Mrs. John Lennox of Gleele, Kauai,
left yesterday for her home. She and |
her husband returned by the Nippon |
Maru from a six months trip abroad |
largely spent in Scotland and on the |
continent, but including a complete |
trip around the world. for the past |
few days Mrs. Lennox and her little