The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-10

GUS quotation December 81, 3.5S cents
a pound.
For thy stomachs sake drink Primo
beer. It's pure
A Tori gate has been erected in front
of the Kunalu boat house.
If your sewing machine needs re-
ipairing, phone Benney & Co., Main ass.
Tax assessment lists for 1907 can be
had upon application at the Tax Office.
Alameda dance January II, music
during dinner hours at Royal Hawaii
an Hotel
A light wagon with three Japs in it
was capsized yesterday afternoon on
Punchbowl street.
Aboard the s $. Glenfars for Peru
.are three chums who never quarrel, a
monkey. a parrot and dog.
Miss Elsner, well known among
music lovers here intends shortly to
go to Portland, Oregon to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Love who have
been away since September, are expect
ed to return tomorrow by the Alameda
The McGrew cottage at the corner
Of Beretania and Richard streets has
been taken by DR. and Mrs. McLennan.
John d. Aimoku celebrated his oath
birthday anniversary last evening at
Washington Place. A number Of friends
were present.
A landslide on the Wahiawa branch
Of the Oahu Railway prevented the
train from Wahiawa reaching town
this morning.
c. H. Dickey is drafting bill for the
legislature prohibiting all public enter
tainments on Sunday where an admis-
sion fee is charged.
No appeal will be granted to taxpay.
ers who refuses or neglect to file re-
turns of their income and property
after January 3lst, 1907.
Chief of Detectives A. p. Taylor, act
ing as clerk until Charles Rose takes
the position, is busy writing out COM
missions for holders of police badges.
Taxpayers are required under the
law to file true statement Of their
income and property with the assessor
between the LIST and 3lst day of JanU-
airy, 1907.
,
a leading lawyer on Kauai, is booked
to sail by the Moana He expects to
locate in northern California where his
people are
Electricity is the safest light you
can use The combustion goes on
within a sealed globe and there is no
danger of fire. Every house should be
lighted by electricity
Manager e. Hedeman has cabled the
Honolulu Iron Works that he has Sc
cured the contracts for the construction
of two sugar mills in Formosa The
mills will be about the size of the new
Waikiki mill.
James c. Davis, one of the School
Inspectors, leaves next Tuesday to in
spect the schools of Molokai and Maui.
HI has a permit from the Board Of
Health and will visit and inspect the
school there.
A very instructive window exhibit is
being shown by the HOLSTER Drug Co.,
it consists of hundreds of samples of
different drugs all properly labeled;
teachers should call the attention Of
their pupils to this lesson in drugs.
Baron Kikuchi who was president Of
the Imperial japanese University and
Minister Of Education in Japan, is a
through passenger on the S. S. Hong
kong Maru. He is going to deliver a
lecture at Cambridge. He called upon
Japanese Consul General Mkt Saito
I last Monday.
A crazy Chinese who is usually kept
at home by his friends broke loose
near the Honolulu Iron Works this
lmorning and created some excitement
by desire on his part to chase every
body he saw. He was, fortunately, Sc
cured and is now again in the hands