The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-16
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News OF the Day.


2 Harmony Lodge No. 8, l. o. o. f.
meets this evening.
Counterfeit silver coins are said to
be in circulation.
Mrs c. A. Macdonald of Lahaina-
luna is guest of Mrs. Edgar Wood.
Yocll Chong has bought the business
of Nee Hong restaurant of Hilo, Ha-
wall
Hollister Drug Co. are in receipt of
a beautiful new line of mirrors in all
sizes and prices.
George f. Davies has been appointed
Acting British Consul during Mr.. For
sters absence from Honolulu.
Theodore Wores, the artist we'll
known here, is engaged to Miss Car
RE Bauer of San Francisco.
William Kinney of Hilo has celebrat-
ed the fifty-siXth anniversary of his ar
rival in the Hawaiian Islands.
Central Union church C. e. Society's
social committee will meet in the
church parlors at 1880 this evening.
President Gilmore of the College OF
Hawaii will make a lecture tour of the
islands in the interest of that institu-
ton.
Sam Johnson is mentioned for the
Russian immigration mission. As
Russian born and hustler his name is
being urged
| Miss Ray Bell will leave in the Ala
media to resume her dramatic studies,
which were interrupted by the great
earthquake.
Tomorrow at 10 a. m. Auctioneer j.
w. Pratt will sell at public auction the
balance of damaged merchandise eX S.
S. Hilonian.
Holders Of Oahu Railway & Land
Co. six per cent bonds are requested
to present same for redemption, with
out delay, at Bank of Claus Spreckels
&, Co.
For anything in the curiO line go to
the Womans Exchange. Their prices
are the lowest in town and their assort-
ment the largest and best.
Dr.. Brinckernof reach paper on
the Diagnosis Of Leprosy at meeting
of the Territorial Medical Society on
Saturday evening.
Brother Matthias win start nursery
at Hilo for the Board of Agriculture
and Forestry. The Board supplies MIN
with fencing and he does the rest.
julius Zebel of Oakland, now visiting
Honolulu, remembers the appearance OF
the town in 1850 when he was aboard a
ship that called off port for water.
There is no restaurant in the city
serving as good meals at the price as
those to be had at the Palm on Hote
street near Union. They have a good
cook and men 10 buy who know the
market
There is more economy in using gas
in the kitchen than in anything about
this house. The Honolulu Gas Co.
Ltd, Bishop Street, will tell you the
A. B. Cs Of gas economy at its office
on Bishop street
On the occasion of the first serves
held by the Christian Science peopl'
in their new quarters, odd Fellow
building, there was an unusually larg
congregation.
e. A deed of the Coney property in Hil'
TO the County of Hawaii, signed b,
) Mrs. Renjes in Germany, has been re
Z ceived by Julian Monsarrat and place,
! with the First Bank of Hilo to avail
\ payment Of the price.
\ Arthur Restarick has recovere
from his recent illness. He and hi
\ sister Constance are spending the sum
: mer at YorR village, Maine, with tn
, mother and sisters of D. L. Wilmington
July Kealoha, the Hawaiian baritone
and his wife, singer and dancer, will
leave in the Makura to return to stag
engagements in New York state. Mrs
Walanika Kuamoo, mother of Kealoha
will make her first trip away from tn
islands with them. She is known a
the Hawaiian nightingale.
Sheriff Pua has been stirring up tn
: police in the Kohala districts. Seven
/ teen gamblers were arrested there OF
two nights. In South Kohala four mel
caught fishing with explosives had t
pay twenty-five dollars each. In Nortl
Kohala man wha held at $3.50 bona
for assault with a deadly weapon.
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