The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-14

Morgan's auction sales tomorrow.
Low prices at New England Bakery.
The $ $. Maui reports much rain
| in Hilo last Sunday
! The list of officers OF the Union Feed
! Co., appears i'm this issue,
! The Hawaiian Electric Co, will hold
its annual meeting on February 2S.
There was a hearing before Commits
sioner Hatch this morning.
The new term of the L. 5. Court will
open February Is. next Monday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Grossman will occupy
the W. H. Hoogs residence shortly.
If your sewing machine needs repair
ing, phone Benney & Co., Main ass
The Governor is expected to return
to his desk next week. He is now at
Waialua
F. L. Waldron and family expect to
sail March for a vacation tour to be
gone about six months.
Judge Dole had two motions presented
in chambers this morning. They were
to set two cases for trial.
Twenty-three more Chinese gam
blers were arrested last night in vari-
Gus city and suburban sections.
superintendent Holloway and his
force will soon vacate their present
quarters which are to be used by the
Senate.
Bishop Restarick begins a series of
bible lectures for women this afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. T. Give Da-
vies.
Tomorrow and Saturday will be your
last chance to secure bargains at Sachs
in silks, art denims and India Linens.
See ad on this page.
Rev DR. Johnson spoke at Central
Union last night. Dr. Johnston will
speak this afternoon at O'Clock and
again at 80 p. m. at Central Union.
Robert Smith a prominent banker or
Lovelace and Galconda New, accom-
panied by his wife arrived for visit
of two weeks in this place They will
visit the Volcano.
The Alexander Young Cafe announces
a change in the hours during which
meals will be served. 1t will open at
$50 a. m. and no orders will be taken
for meals after .. m.
Antonio Hoopiianina, the widow of
Kaile Hoopiianina who died recently
in Salt Lake City has asked to have
w. G. Farrell appointed as administra-
tor. The estate is valued at $S,O3S
George w. Fisher, manager of the
Fisher Lumber Co., of Oakland Cal,
arrived on the Sierra and will remain
some time in Honolulu He is a
Young Hotel guest.
| You can always set a good table
through the Lenten season if you
trade with us. See our list of "spe-
Gals" published elsewhere in the pa
per. Henry May & Co, Ltd.
The marriage of Miss LAM Ward,
daughter of Mrs. Victoria Ward, to r.
b. Booth, will take place February %,
at the residence of the brides mother.
1t will be a very quiet wedding.
! You can make your veranda attrac-
ticve by using green moss in your
hanging baskets of plants or ferns. We
supply you with dried moss, by the
pound or sack. E. o. Hall & Son, Ltd
Major A. Hart well known in Homo
lulu especially in athletic circles, was
in Kingston following the earthquake
there. Thence he went to Havana He
is probably i'm Washington by this
time.
Trans-Pacific Trade was issued this
morning. It's leading article is an
argument for the passage of the Refund
Bill. 1t is stated that this article was
sent to members Of congress in adj
vance of publication.
A valentine social will be held at the
Susanah Wesley Home on King street
this evening for the benefit of the piano
fund. No admission will be charged.
Everybody will be welcome, and very
unique valentines will be on sale for
those who wish to purchase.
w. H. Hogs and family expect to
sail March 20 for the coast where they
will reside for time, Mr. Hogs hav-
ing business interests there requiring
his attention. 1t has not yet been
decided Just where they will reside, but
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