The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-14

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News Of the Day

The New England bakery cakes are
wholesome and rich
The steamer Alameda arrived at
SAN Francisco This morning
Fitzpatrick Bros, Fort and Hotel
and the Myrtle Cigar store Fort near
Queen. sell the William Penn cigars.
All popular songs and music viii
De sold at the Hawaiian News Co..
Young Bldg, for DC a copy. Regular
price is soc.
DO you really think that a locked
door viii keep out a burglar? Get
safe-deposit box at the Hawaiian
Trust Co.. Ltd, Fort st.
An informal demonstration Of the
construction and usa Of the Rehecto-
scope viii, be made az Oahu College,
bingham Ham F:.uay evening, Janu-
AIRY lTtn at o clcck.
When you eat at some restaurants,
you don't know what you have be-
fore you. AT the Alexander Young
Cafe, you'll know that everything Is
clean, fresh, and appetizing.
Governor and Mrs. Frear will re-
ceive at their home on Punahou
street on Monday next from $3.50 to
6 o'clock. Mrs. Frear will not be at
home for callers prior to that time
Every member of the church and
congregation is invited to attend he
supper at Central Union church, on
Wednesday evening at o'clock. The
annual meeting will be held after the
supper.
The perfect fuel for spirit lamps is
Colonial Spirits. It is a pure, sweet
smelling liquid that burns with a hot,
smokeless. odorless flame without
sooty deposit. Levers & Cooke,
agents.
Electric lighting is the most con-
venient, steadiest, most natural of ar
tificial lights. If there's a reason for
using the other kind, we would give
something to hear it. Hawaii Elec-
tic Co., Ltd.
The hands are always seen, and
make a definite impression. Keep
them in perfect shape with a good
manicure set. See the line of mani
cure accessories at the HOLSTER Drug
Co., Ltd.
Commencing with the month of
February the purchase of supplies for
the stables of the Honolulu road de-
partment will be made by tender ac-
cording to Supervisor Dwight, chair
man of the road committee.
A public reception will be rendered
Bishop Moore Of Portland and his
daughter, Mrs. Pitkin of Denver, this
evening at the Methodist parsonage,
to which all the citizens and visitors of
Honolulu are most cordially invited.
A garden party for the benefit of the
Palama Settlement. the district nurs-
es and the pure milk depot, will be
given on Saturday, February Is, at
the residence of Mrs. F. J. Lowrey,
a tthe corner of Lunalilo and Victoria
streets.
A large force Of men are at work
digging the excavations for the new
High School building on Yung street
w. G. Chalmers, the contractor, is
pushing the work as rapidly as posi-.
bic, and very satisfactory progress is
DtlllE LuduGs
Col Dent and Capt Babcock, of the
14th Infantry on board the transport
Sherman, called on Acting Governor
Mott-Smith this morning and left cards
for Governor Frear. They were &C
companied by Capt. c. W. Orwell, u
S. A. Engineer Corps, stationed here
High Sheriff Henry left at noon to
day for Hilo where he will look into
number of matters in connection
with his office, and particularly witt
regard to the prisoners who are work
ing on the new road down into the
Kilauea crater. He expects to return
on Saturday.
A 2l-yedr lease of government pas
toral land n North Kona was made a
pubic auction yesterday. The trac
contain 1866 acres, being a remnant o
the land of Kealakehe- Honuaaula, ant
the upset rental was 5000 per year. /
was leased to John Broad for 1857. HI
was given a race for the property b!
a Portuguese wOuld-be leaser.
British Consul Forster has received
from Earl Grey, Governor General o