The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-17
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The Onlooker



The reported appearance the sea-serpnt
au interested deeply. had felt for long
only question OF time before the great seasnae would be recorded
off these islands 1t hope the humiliation of
compounds by the liquor commissioners but the the
Eagles annual merrymakng brought the mind again
Inc ea-erpent was SIMPLY bound to come to us These islands
outside the haiones They grow
biy for toad be found alive prob
ably been mbedded for five thousand Therefore had to be
taken pains enquire further mulkais appear
made in the article afternoon which heraded its discovery
For instance the article said that the creature thick mans
leg in its hkest part gather ndiputabe authority
girh amidshp great that of an adult day-horse
Then again its awful eyes Their balefl glare
as far away as the wireless station at Kuhu where the wire
essed to Honolulu that wap was coming from Kahana
and showing a binding search-lght
The sCa with the bslmg does con
fined its appetite fish stated in the paper My informant
decided pokooh and that has worked much havoc among the
hogs which feed along the shore Hauu the time ebbdde
might by frantic qeas They rushed of their grass-houses think
ling that of police from Honolulu radng the pakau
game Fat Hops place and ortrng the Cnaman for evidence
Nothing of the kind The squa seemed sound further
ther Stewards What could it be? No knew. No
teev had Mrs Huhunuo taking her home
with him. The crowd decided unanimously that this good
Suddenly dreadful gensh light Aared outer reef and
the fearsome Muukai for moment revealed 1t swimming
with its head far of the and in daggeoohed nav
from which bloody saliva drpped held hog squeas grew
muuas eyes,, sone nermtsny as the creature winsd when
roller sent the salt spray up All once the light was exngihed
feast in peace the luckess swine
There was weeping and amentaon in Laugu day for
disaster.
present that the village Of Hauulu still in state
terror The natives refuse the hground and foot
fall printed along the beach after Even Japanese
hao dlers from Punauu Valley have refused place the
weekly order of roo the by Wilt
Petersons beach house thing which they have not failed do 70
in fact since Dr. Carter became lord of Macao and the vager
are suffering greatly in consequence.
There possibility that the muu-ka has attracted to hes
waters by the presence Of the avaor but this of matte
OF the merest conjecture Let us deyouy hope that if this is the
the sea-serpents activity will he purely of fesavng
r. NcCants Stewards the Star was interesting to degree
but show that his private wire from Honolulu
have long since got crossed with bucketshop line Apparently
that gigantic earthquake has nearly destroyed the and tina
the bbonc plague has attacked the survivors McCans
Stewards fellow still celebrating Bobby birthday
is The old crowd enjoying the advantage
of and county government only 100000 the
eceerhp George Mcclellan is able to be about but has
his black eye Yadey has left but he could back McCan
couldn't get along without him. George Davis doing WE'LL than
and still be heard from peak peak Jack Lucas
spring to life naturally Some white has McCant
The edtorshp of the Advertiser has changed
cud brother could up stairs without having his finer
Alabama Mitchell is still immersed in affairs. The Cmha CALLER
has enriched, McCants left Yardleys
the whole His Honor Mr.. Justice Stewart of Liberia would fin
the old place changed after all P SCoone Knox wishes
remembered
II Ex-Audor Myers is of sense, and being office
can talk about the of government with Cando Hear him.
at least hear him somebody else reports his views tailor sho
Gone of these efficiency know about could take hold
lot Of money to the taxpayers Counting in the long vacations
recee fftwo Saturdays and the better part of the afternoon
each working day the schools closed half the time And
hear that schools the city oercrowded and that others must
Z built to relieve the pressure.
An efficiency would keep the open eight
and work two shifts OF pupils some coming in the morning and son
in the afternoon Then all would be accommodated and there won