The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-30
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News Of the Day.

and cold bath. Hotel Arlington.
w. A. MacKay has been reappointed
District Magistrate at Waikiki, by
Judge Perry.
The Paradise of the Pacific Weekly
will make it's first appearance to-
morrow morning and will be on sale
at news stands and by newsboys.
Initiation at the Elks' meeting this
evening at seven o'clock sharp, to be
followed by a social at half-past
eight
Lam Yum, who was arrested on
charge of having concealed opium
was released by Judge Robertson this
morning or $1,000 bail.
Lydy Lucas, widow of the late
Thomas r. Lucas, has begun pro-
ceedings by which she asks to re-
cover from Lucas Brothers 100000
an amount which she claims to be
due her for rent. She sets out that
rent at the rate of $500 a month has
been owing for one hundred months
"a product of the wild west" is
the description given of w. b. Miner
by Purser Smith of the Sierra Miner
is one of the large stockmen of Colo
RADIO and Montana and he is also in
terested in electric lighting plants
and other industries. He is here on
a holiday and will spend some little
time in the islands.
DR.. st. d. G. Walters, who has
been spending quite while in San
Francisco and the coast regions, look
ing into mining properties and gene
rally having good time, returned by
the Sierra this morning. While in San
Francisco, DR.. Walters put up at the
Bohemian Club and was there when
the Club took possession of its new
premises, which he describes as
magnificent
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
Tor them
z. X. Myers, formerly of the Ha-
waiian Trust Company, and now in
business at Hilo, returned from the
coast this morning by the Sierra. Mr.
Myers was accompanied by his wife
and proceeds on to Hilo by the Mauna
Kea, which leaves this afternoon.
Mrs. e. o. Child, whose husband
was formerly manager Of the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel and who is now as
sistant manager of the ST. Francis
Hotel, San Francisco, came in this
morning by the Sierra. Mrs. Childs
is on visit to her people, Mr., and
Mrs. Hebron.
Ten years ago, Samuel Henery, of
Stockton, paid a visit to Honolulu and
was so taken with the islands that
he has now made his second trip, ar
irving with his wife on the Sierra
this morning, Mr. .Henery is interest
ed in road construction and will no
doubt inspect the new paving in Fort
street.
The Rev. E. V. Shayler, minister
of one of the leading Episcopalian
churches in Seattle, arrived in port
this morning On the Sierra. Mr..
Shayler recently underwent a severe
operation and he is making the trip
for the purpose of taking a rest.
The necessary authority was grant
ed to District Attorney Breckons by
Judge Robertson in the Federal Court
this morning, to publish the notices
that proceedings have been begun
against the Kohala Sugar Co.. and
others, condemning certain land in
that district, which is needed for a
, lighthouse site.
Oceanic Lodge No. 81, F. and A. NJ.
installed the following new officers
last evening: Dr. N. S. Fairweatner,
w. M; e J Morgan, S W; E. B.
Blanchard, j. w. Mr.. Wright, S. d..
A. F. Clark, ]. D.; G. c. Beckert, S. S;
C. o. Hotel, ]. s.; C. ]. De Roo,
treasurer; w. H. Goetz, secretary;
Merle johnson, chaplain
Local Chinese who are agitating
for the removal of Consul LANG Kwo
Wing yesterday sent him letter
asking him to answer within twenty
four hours, inquiring regarding his
alleged listing of local Chinese as
reyomtionists In his reports 10 Pc
king. The consul replied declining
tc answer any question presented In
the form of demands or threats, OF
to reveal the business of the COnsu