The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06

Holiday Time isn't Holiday Time in
the home unless the house is festoon-
ed with Holly and Mistletoe Wreaths
and there are Bells at the doors and
windows. Everything Of this sort
carried by the Hawaiian News Co.,
Ltd Alexander Young Building.
There will be many dinners and
balls during the Holiday time and the
ladies should see that their dinner
and evening gowns are spotless. The
French Laundry, III King street, per-
fectly clean the most delicate gar
ments.
See that you get your green stamps
when you are buying at the stores.
And call at the show rooms, and see
the many valuable articles you get
for them.
Light and heavy draying in all its
branches, traction engine blowing,
plantation construction and general
contracting. Honolulu Construction
and Draying Co., Queen street, Tele-
phone 2281.
The Wilhelmina will leave at ten
tomorrow morning for the Coast, with
about eighty passengers and a good
cargo. She will take away 10000
cases of pineapples, 1000 bags of
rice and 1900 punches of bananas.
Leonk Kee and Tai Kau were before
Judge Cooper this morning, charged
with having sold opium. A nolle pros
equi was entered in each case, as it
was considered that insufficient evil
dence had been obtained to warrant
the prosecution proceeding with the
charges.
George Backman made his fifth APP
pearance before the police court this
morning charged with drunkenness.
He was asked whether it was eight
months since he made his last appear
ance there and responded that it was
quite a while ago. To further ques-
tons he said that he did not have to
buy drink himself, that he could and
did send out for it. License Inspector
Fennell said he saw defendant in a
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trate Lymer imposed a fine of SIS and
costs.
The band having been detailed tC
| play in honor of Colonel Schuyler, who
sails IN the transport for the main
| land, will not present it's regular
weekly concert in Thomas square this
evening,
The naval transport Buffalo will
probably leave for San Francisco anC
Mare Island tomorrow, as soon as sht
has concluded taking on coal. The
i transport was coaling today and will
take 1900 tons on board.
Lee Uan- kwai and All Pan were be
fore Commissioner Davis yesterda!
afternoon in connection with a charg,
of having Concealed opium. Both o
them waived examination, and the.
were released on bonds of 81, 500. The.
were bound over to appear at thu
April 1911 term, which opens on Apri
10 next.
Mr.. Willis T. Pope, Superintendent
of Education, left this morning by tn
Inter-lsland str, Maupa LOa for HilC
there to meet the school committe
and discuss various matters pertain
ing to the conduct of the schools i
that part.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, the poet an
author, with her Husband RobeI
l.. Wilcox, who passed throug
] 40 fnnfts a
nual winter trip and on this occasio
intend to tour China, Japan and Jaw
Special Deputy Collector Hamilto
of the treasury department is expect
, ed in Honolulu about the middle of Il
month on a vacation tour, and he wi
remain here a couple of weeks b.
fore returning to the mainland.
The Religious Question Club W
meet at the Y. M. G. A. tonight
, seven thirty. The discussion will
led by A. A. Ebersole, on Can "
Know God?" Men interested in Il
= discussion are invited to be present.
Invitations have been sent out
the members of the First Methodi
Episcopal Church for reception
be given to Rev. and Mrs. Robe
Elmer Smith, to be held at the parse
agt, corner of Miller and Beretan
avenue, on Friday evening.
Health conditions are declared
be ninety percent better in the pub
(, schools of the city by the annual
spectlon by the board of health