The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-05


AS the Tenyo was drawing twenty
nine feet forward and is about 600
feet in length, she was no toy to han
die.
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Wholesale plan, and are better, purer
and cheaper than any the housewife
can make at home. Ask for Heinz
Goods.
It's all ready for you-a handsome
new suit made by Hart, Schaffner 4
Marx, who make the best suits in
the world. We know you will like
them. Silva's Toggery, King street
near Fort
If every property owner and oc-
cupier will see to cleaning, and keep
ing clean, the street and sidewalk in
front of his premises, the city will
look as though it had its face wash
ed and the cost will be little or moth
ing. Let's try it.
How's your garden? Is the lawn
rich, thick and of a healthy dark
green? Are the plants luxuriant, beau
tiful? If they are not, Forcegrowth
will make them So Call and see about
it at E. o. Hall & Son, Ltd.
THE Ethical Teaching of Brown
ings Poetry" will be the subject Of an
address by Rev. Charles F. Dole of
Massachusetts at a reception to be
held by the Kilohana Art League on
the evening of March II.
For thy Lenten repast, Lewis & Co.,
Ltd, the food caterers, have fish ana
oysters; clans, crabmeat, olives, pick
les and cheeses. 1863 King street. tele-
phone 240. Burnham's clam bouillon
and smoked caviar and herrings.
This evening the local Eastern Stars
will hold their reception in honor of
Mrs. Ella s. Washburn The commit
! tee wishes it stated that visiting mem
bers Of the Order who have not re-
ceived invitation cards will be well
coined
The funeral of the late George G.
Stratemeyer took place yesterday at
ternoOn, Rev. Mr.. Simpson officiating.
The pall-bearers were: c. F. Murray,
Ed. Paris, f. b. McStocker, John Car
den, S. f. Chillingworth and J. d.
Tucker
General Negrier, inspector general
of the French army, will visit the vol
cano and make trip to Pearl Harbor.
He takes an interest in the fortifca-
tions here and predicts that Honolulu
will be visited by many foreign Off
GERS of rank.
A special meeting of the members
of the Merchants Association will be
held at p IN. today, for consideration
of bill to be submitted to the Leg
islature, upon the matter of a mer-
chandise license, and such other mat
ters as may come properly before the
meeting
The Christian Endeavor Socitty Of
Central Union Church will hold a
business meeting Saturday, March 6
at the top of Punchbowl All coming
are to meet al the residence of Fred
erick B. Wilmington at the corner of
Prospect street and Alakea street at
7:15 p. m. to commence the climb.
DR.. c. B. Cooper delivered an illus
trated lecture to the students of the
Mckinley High School yesterday, taxi
ing for his subject the water supply
. of Honolulu He compared the filtra-
, ton and artesian systems, showing the
latter to be far the better of the two.
1t is this evening, not tomorrow as
the morning paper says that the Wal
alae, Kaimuki and Paiolo Improve
ment Club will hold it's monthly meet
ing at the house of A. Frank Cooke,
Palolo. Reports will be received on
the reservoir and Palolo belt road
, matters and general business be trans
acted.
The funeral of the late j. o. Carter
will take place on Sunday afternoon
and the service will be held at the
! Central Union church, DIR. Scudder and
, Rev. H. Parker officiating. The local
5 lodge of Odd Fellows will conduct a
: service at the grave side. The pail
bearers will be S. M. Damon, DIR. J. M
. Whitney, e. Faxon Bishop, Cecil
e Brown, B f. Dillingham;, p c. Jones'
= NJ. P. Robinson, and w. o. Smith. j.
o. Carter, Jr, returned from the main
land in the Tenyo Maru
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