The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-12

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News OF the Day

Endts Transfer Co., Phone 53S.
A Probate Notice appears in this is
sue
County Ordinance No. is published
in this issue.
Thurlow's Royal Annex for meals.
Frog legs, Holsters and oysters.
A Board of License Commissioners
notice appears in this issue.
The Silent Barber SHOP ror not baths
in the cold season. Hotel near Fort.
The Mayor has received a letter with
money enclosed for Gustav Ballentine.
There will be a meeting of the
Board Of Supervisors at 1880 this even
ing. q saa
H. E. Kelsey left today to take the
management Of Kukaiau plantation
store. - :
New lot-owners of Alewa Heights
will meet tonight at the home Of Frank
Creedon.
Go to the Palm for your meals You
will find them well cooked and well
served.
Little tudor sleepers are the ideal
sleeping garments for children. Ehlers
& Co. sell them at 65c a pair.
L. Turner, manager of the Pacific
Development Co., left for Hawaii to-
day with Mrs Turner and their
youngest child.
Acting Governor Mott-Smith sent
Governor Frear twenty cablegrams
during the latter's visit to the main
land The Governor sent twelve ca
bles in return.
If you have a cold, go to the Hollis
ter Drug Co. and ask for HOLSTERS
Cold Chocolates. They will cure a cold
within a few days.
Owing to delay in receiving reports
from several district magistrates and
circuit judges, the report of Chief JUS
tice Hartwell to the Governor is being
delayed.
Mrs. Rivenburgh's intermezzo, to be
rendered at the Opera House on Satur-
day night by the Hawaiian Glee Clut
is named "Madrilena," not "Magda-
lena" as first printed.
An expert in wall paper will be al
Levers & Cooke Jan. 18th to show
samples and suggest color schemes
Call or phone and arrange a time tc
see him. III s. King street, phone
l775.
The Edison Photograph, invented by
the foremost inventor of the age, is
the foremost monograph of the age
Clear ana pure in tone, full and dis
tinct Hear it at the Hawaiian News
Co., Ltd.
If you are interested in the man
agement Of estates, you are invited tc
call and inspect those of the Hawaii.
an Trust Co., 923 Fort street. Yor
will find them the most careful anC
thorough you have seen.
Secretary e. A. Mott-Smith, in the
two years ended December 81, has is.
sued $50 certificates of Hawaiian brit
to Asiatics, 7S7 to minors and 143 t.
adults OF the 4593 births recorded by
the Board Of Health for the year end
ed June 80 last, 2445 We're japanese
You viii not realize how much fun
you can have with a telephone til
Saturday night, when everyone has
shot at it, from the bride, Mrs. Oakley
who orders her pepper by the barrel
to the cook who gives barney to thu
iceman. Tickts on sale at Bergstron
! Music Co.
The additional list of patronesse'
who have given their names for thu
performance on January 16 is as fol
lows Mrs. S. NJ. Damon, Mrs. Herbert
Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Murray Mrs. High
Mrs. Lewton-Bra Mrs. Bottomley
Mrs B. NJ Allen, Mrs. Robert Levers
Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Grace Wing Crockett
Mrs. G. H. Robertson.
Owing to the large military plans O
the United States Government, the
! Territorial executive will not press
the matter of having a portion of thu
Leilehua reservation returned to thu
Territory. The greater portion Of thu
tract of 1467 acres is under lease t.
pineapple planters.
George Freeth, the Hawaiian swim
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