The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-26
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Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

ana Colu path' Hotel Arlington.
Oahu Railway & Land Co warrant
for $155. rs has been lost and payment
stopped.
lady's soft purse containing about
$40 was lost A reward is offered for
its return to this office
Mrs. c. Montague Cooke Jr., and
Mrs. Richard A. Cooke are giving
tea tomorrow in honor of Mrs Clar-
| ence Cooke who departs shortly for
Europe and Mrs. George Cooke who
has recently come to town for few
months.
In order to entertain the Filipinos in
quarantine, the labor bureau of the
| planters association sent r. K. Bo-
nine, the moving picture expert, to
show them scenes on the plantations,
the Floral Parade, choice bits of Ho-
nolulu scenery and selected views of
the other islands.
Automobile No. $50, which is on the
license list as belonging to C. H.
Behn, was seen in Kaimuki the other
day leading a COW by rope
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.
Kaiser William II will celebrate
his Sind birthday tomorrow, having
been born on January 9th, 1859. Con-
sui General Pfotenhauer will hold a
reception in the German Consulate
during the forenoon and will receive
! the Fluctuations of the various pa-ioncl-
tiles represented in the islands.
Rough weather is reported by the
cable schooner Flaurence Ward, which
arrived in port yesterday from Mid
way, after having spent the Christ
mas season there. The schooner had
three passengers on board from the
cable station, viz, Fl. p. Butler and
two Chinese stewards. She brought
over a quantity of white sand foI
which Midway is Justly famed.
( We have some copies Of last years
/ Souvenir Album to give those vino
may want ideas for the FLORAL
PARADE Ask for them at FLORAL
PARADE HEADQUARTERS, 1865
Young Hotel Building.
The American Hawaiian steamer
Columbian is due in port on Monday
next from the Sound, bringing New
York cargo, via the Tehuantepec route
as well as Seattle and Tacoma freight.
After discharging her Honolulu freight
the Columbian will leave for Kahului
and Hilo, to discharge and receive
freight. She will then leave for Sa.
lima Cruz, on or about February Bird.
The work of extending Bishop street
is now we'll in hand. Already the
side of the Associated Garage and a
portion of the front, have been torn
down, and new wall is being put up
The labor of clearing away the debris
the loose bricks, the trees and the tels
phone pole that stands directly in front
of the extension, will be proceeded
with as soon as the rebuilding opera
lions have been completed.
Some good citizens are helping tn,
FLORAL PARADE by lending Vehic
les for others to decorate. Ask abou
this at FLORAL PARADE HEAD
QUARTERS, 1865 Young Hotel Build
ing.
Tonight Bishop Hughes will preacl
once more in connection with the ded
ication services of the Methods
! Episcopal Church, on beretania aven
. ne. 1t has not yet been learnt :
what hour tomorrow the Siberia wi
arrive. Should she arrive in tn
morning it is almost certain that sh
g will depart that afternoon, which,
3 course, win preclude the Bishop froi
. preaching a sermon that NIGH
. Should the Siberia's departure /
y postponed until Saturday morning, II
. dedicatory week services will be Co
! tinued tomorrow evening. 1t WI
ID announced that yesterdays cole
= thions amounted to $3.50, whiC
e brought the total for the week up
ID $44O, making a grand total of 50 "a
:. 1t IS anticipated that from twenb
g five to thirty passengers will lea
~ by the Canadian Australian steam'
sr Healandia on Tuesday next for Va
couver The steamer will also tai