The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-26

The local lodge of Elks will hold mi
tiations this evening.
Comes Express Co. moves furniture
to all parts of the city with care.
The Moana Express Co. will look af-
ter your baggage and freight promptly.
The annual meeting of Hustace, Peck
Company will be held on the 31st.
Arthur A. Braymer will be a pas
senger on the next steamer to Japan.
The list of officers of the Hawaiian
Chinese Club appears in this issue.
This is the first anniversary of the
organization of the Civic Federation.
Crystal Springs Butter is sweet as
the Tantalus violet. Metropolitan Meat
Co.
Bishop Hamilton will start on an
episcopal tour of this island tomorrow
morning.
The Honolulu Improvement Club
meets at Agricultural headquarters this
evening.
The Consolidated Soda Works Co. are
sole manufacturers and agents of gem
uine Kolo Mint.
The attention of tourists and collect
CAMS ad. in this issue.
Francis Victor Pairier, a Catholic
priest and native of France was nat
uralized yesterday by Judge Dole.
Judge Dole, accompanied by Deputy
Clerk Hatch, will go to Hilo next week
to open a term of the Federal court
Territorial Surveyor Walter E. Wall
has made a ten per cent grade as the
maximum of the new Punchbowl trail.
The High Sheriffs deed of the prop
erty of the wireless telegraph to F. E.
Thompson, trustee, has been filed for
record.
Symphony Club rehearsal this even
ing in the club house. Alakea street.
Full attendance of members is request
ed.
An invitation is to be extended to
the Sydney Yacht Club to participate
in the San Francisco to Honolulu yacht
race in May.
There will be a meeting of the Nc
Kinley Memorial committe tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the office of
c. M. Cooke.
The SUBMITS of both Mauna Kea and
Mauna Loa were covered with snow af-
ter the Kona storm of the past week.
Hilo Tribune.
Miss Blunt lecturcd at the Seamen' S
Institute last night. she gave tenn
perance talk and then spoke on Japan
and the Japanese.
The officers and teachers of Central
Union Bible school will meet tonight
at 7:15 in the church parlor, All in
terested are urged to be present.
The Mahukona Jap fishing fleet
| was scattered by the wind Thursday
night and one of the boats put into
Laupahoehoe,-FIil Tribune.
! The new telephone directory will APP
pear about February Is. Changes of
| address should be left with the Tele-
phone Company before February 10.
The photograph Of Engleside will be
taken on Saturday at a. m to ac-
commodate teachers. All members OF
| the association are invited to be pres.
| ent.
| Thirteen Chinks were before Judge
| Whitney today on charges of being
present at a place where gambling was
! conducted. The case seemed to be q
put-up job, so nOlle presses We're en-
! tered.
A meeting is called by the Hiberniar
societies for o'clock Sunday evening
at the Catholic mission to make ar.
rangements for the celebration Of st
Patrick Day
Hugh Watt, head overseer on the
Kalopa section of Paauhau plantation
has resigned to accept the position a!
head overseer for the Kohala Suga
Company, Kohala.-Hilo Tribune.
The St Clements branch of the Wo
mans Auxiliary win meet on Tuesda!
January 80, at 2:9O o'clock p. m. TIL,
Guild will meet at 3 o'clock p. m, SAM