The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-09
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News Of the Day.


snd cold bath. Hotel Arlington.
Harmony Lodge No 3, T. o. o. F.,
viii hold its regular weekly meeting
this evening at 100 o'clock
Call up 22S1, the Honolulu Construc-
ton and Draying Co., for an estimate
on the best Coral and Crushed Rock
for walks roads and drives.
Send your faded clothes to the
French Laundry, III King street, who
are agents for The h. Thomas Dyeing
Works of San Francisco. Clothes
sent by every steamer
Governor Draper OF Massachusetts
has appointed Frank A. Hosmer,
formerly president of Oahu College,
trustee OF the Massachusetts Agricul-
| tural College at Amherst.
With elaborate ceremonies the new
Japanese girls school in Kakaako,
one of the most important which the
japanese have built for the instruc-,
ton of their children in Japanese
ways and etiquette, was dedicated
yesterday.
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.
w. A. Bowen delivered an inter
esting address in the Christian
Church last evening, dealing with his
impressions of the Passion Play. Mr..
Bowen had a number of pictures, Sc
cured at Oberammergau, which were
shown at the conclusion of the adj
| dress.
The movement against the Chinese
consul, LANG Kwo Wing, has devel-
oped new plan which a large num-
Der OF Chinese residents hope to put
into effect in the near future. 1t Is
to march to the Capitol, several thou
sand strong, and ask Governor Frear
TO listen to their cause.
Deputy Sheriff Fetter returned last
| Wednesday evening from Kona where
he spent several days investigating
the death of the Korean, who, accord
ing to the report of the coroner's jury,
had been murdered by being strangled
to death. Fetter reports, as a result
of his Investigations, that the Korean
came to his death from natural causes
and that the murder talk is all non
sense.-Hilo Tribune.
Governor and Mrs. Frear will be al
home to callers between the hours
of four and six o'clock this afternoon
Captain and Mrs. Cowles will receive
with Governor and Mrs. Frear. Mrs.
Dunning and Mrs. Rice will preside
at the tea table. Mr.. and Mrs ;B. F
Dillingham;, Captain and Mrs. Lever.
enz Miss Beatrice Castle, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Richard Cooke, Ralph Hosmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton, Miss Ruth Ri
chards, Miss Majorie Gilman and Mis-
Fannie Hoogs will assist Strangers al
we'll as residents will be welcome.
Tuesday evening January 3, the of
al Bank of Waikiki celebrated wha
. might be termed the Banks On
I Hundred per cent anniversary. Sine
!, 1.-The banks organization in 1901, an
r. up to the present time, the manage
ment' has held one end in view
namely to accumulate an earned SUI
' plus equal to it's paid capital. Thi
goal was reached on January I, 1871,
and to celebrate the event, the ban
b. entertained its officers and clerks g
o dinner at the Maui Hotel. Dinner wa
n served at eight o'clock, the only OF
n fcer not present being the presiden
l. G, II. Cooke, of Honolulu.-Mal
News.
The federal grand jury resumed it
ID sitting this morning in the fedora
We court room. They have a lot of case
to deal with which include, CHIEFLY
breaches of the Edmunds Act and b
at gany,
I'd Jonah Iona, in reproaching his vii
for leaving her child and INDUCING i
drunken orgy, disturbed the neigh
10 bors in Vincent Block on Saturday an
for tnis offense he was mulcted in tn
sum of SO and costs by Judge Lyme
IS this morning.
il John Kekaula got annoyed with hi
wife on Saturday and beat her wit