The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-26

Low prices at New England Bakery.
If your sewing machine needs repair
ing, phone Benney 81 Co., Main ass.
A japanese was killed by a train at
Waipahu yesterday.
The LIST of officers of Kohala Sugar
Co.. appears in this issue
Don't forget the Zoo sale on Satur-
day, commencing at $3.50.
A house beautifully lighted by cleo
tricity presents a pretty picture. Does
yours?
A rehearsal of Stainer's Crucihxion
will be held at St. Andrews Cathedral
at s p. m. today.
HOLSTER Drug Co. received fresh
consignment of California vegetable
and flower seeds.
Whitney & Marsh have received their
new line of spring skirts, which VIII
be on display on Friday next.
Ex-President IsenDerg Of the senate
has presented President Bishop with
handsome curly ko gavel, mounted
with silver,
You may have all or the roses you
wish if you will kill off the beetles by
the use of Arsenate of Lead. At Ben
son, Smith & CO.
Word has been received Of the death
of B. Onome in Japan. He was at one
time a very profitable sugar cane
raiser at Fourteen Mile on Hawaii.
Capt Nawa of the Japanese flagship
Itsukushima was formerly a pupil of
Prof. NJ. NJ. Scott when the latter was
an instructor at the Toxic University,
If you have any money to invest, If
you have any property, real or person
al, on your hands, consult the Hawaii
an Trust Co., and find out what it can
do for you.
You enjoy going over to your friends
house because you delight in a piano.
If you have a Fischer, your friend will
come to see you. This piano is sold by
the Hawaiian News Co., Young Build
ing, on easy payments.
Governor Carter yesterday signed a
parole for John Brown under a sem
tence of seven years for burglary.
Brown will be given employment by
w. o. Barnhardt.
Sheriff Rice of Kauai has arrested
three Koreans on suspicion of the muir
der of another Korean at Laval three
weeks ago. There is strong evidence
against one Of the men.
Through H. P. Baldwin the Maui
masOns have presented Joshua Daniel
Tucker with a gold watch engraved
with his initials and fob bearing the
ar 1,1ar,, e tho 9QrJ
Andrew Mack, the Irish actor is
coming to Honolulu shortly on the So
mona. His company will give a per-
Torrance here during the stay of the
vessel. w. d. Adams heard about it.
Mrs. Chase, a tourist, visited Mr..
Laws class at the Royal School and
complimented Richard Mossman's ora
ton at the Washington birthday cele-
bration. Young Mossman read Gray's
Elegy for her. She is from Oakland
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor Of Central Union Church
will hold their regular monthly business
meeting on Friday evening, March 1st,
at 7:15, followed by a social in the
church rooms at 1880 A cordial in
vitation Is extended to all,
If the Siberia arrives Wednesday
morning, the funeral services of the
late Richard Ahrens will take place at
the family home on Wilder and Phi
lcoi streets, at 4:3O o'clock the same
day. The interment will be on the
following day at Waianae and will be
private.
The introduction of castles ciga
rettes in the Honolulu market is gooC
news to lovers Of good cigarettes. They
may be had at the Myrtle Cigar Stor,
and Fitzpatrick Bros, corner Hote
and Fort streets.
j. Carlo the well known pawn broke
recently returned from a business triI
abroad will open up a new store OF
Fort street opposite the convent will
a very fine line of diamonds, watche
and jewelry, The goods will be opei
for inspection to the public in few
days.