Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-05

vertisement.
The Oceanic steamer Sierra to ar
rive here on next Monday morning is
reported will bring a large mail from
the mainland.
Tents are being erected on the lawn
In rear of the old Castle homestead.
between King and Hotel streets, foS
q Chinese fair to be given tomorrow.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Manoa Improvement Club
has been called for 7:45 this evening,
to be held at the home of A. l. An
drews, Liloa Rise.
Sugar stocks closed in San Fran
cisco yesterday with Hawaiian Com
merciaI bid at ease; Hawaiian Sugar
az 90: Onomea at 1925. For Honokaa
was asked and for Hutchinson IA.
You Sung 500, the Korean apothe-
cary arrested by the customs officials
yesterday morning as he stepped
from the steamer Manchuria, was re-
leased under $500 BAH today. He will
receive preliminary hearing before
u. s. Commissioner George A. Davis
tomorrow on an opium smuggling
charge.
One of the handsomss. TART calen-
OARS ever seen in Honolulu Is being
sent out by Wall & Dougherty TO the
many friends and patrons of the firm.
The calendar is a reproduction of
Penrhyn Stanlaw's pastel drawing,
"An Old-Time Sweetheart" The cal
endar contains an appropriate holiday
greeting. ~..
Tickets are selling at a rapid rate
for "Elks' night" which will be OBJ
served at the Bijou theater next Tues
day evening, and at which time a spe-
cial performance will be given by the
Monte Carter Company The affair.
will be entirely in the hands of the
local Elks, the theater having been
turned over to them for that night,
and something interesting in the way,
OF vaudeville and links is promised.
M. Matsuzawa, secretary OF the To-
cal japanese Young Mems Christian
Association, Is having printed q large
number of guides to the city OF Ho-
nolulu for use by the officers and
men of the cruiser Idzumo, scheduled
to arrive off port at 5 o'clock this
evening. The guide books have at
tractiye covers, are illustrated and
are printed in Japanese.
The funeral services of Mrs. Emma
Cooke, who died at the Kings Daugh-
ters' Home yesterday morning fol-
lowing brief illness, were held yes
terday afternoon with Rev. Canon Us
borne officiating, interment being In
the Nuuanu cemetery. Mrs. Cooke
who was 50 years old, was born in.
Canada and calnef to Honolulu many,
years ago. She is survived by her
husband, William Cooke, who also
lives at the home. "
{ With the intention, of breaking up
the famous Kakaako gang and putting
an end to a series of depredationsl
from a crowd of men and boys who
have been in the habit of congregat-.
Ing. at the several territorial wharvesI
at the time of arrival and departure
Of transpasific steamers, District.
Larnaeh this morning SEN
fenced Henry Philips to SO days on.
the reef, while companion named
George Wallace drew a 30-day meal
ticket at Hotel Asch.
Food Inspector A. w. Ianson's No
vember, report, submitted to the ter
ritorial board of health yesterday af.
ternoofi, gave an excellent account of
the diaries In and around Honolulu
II stated that 10 such plants were Wis
tied and that OF 40 samples of milk
tested, only two. were found below
OF eight samples of ice
cream inspected here, however, only
four had the required butter content;
Of n samples examined at Hilo only
one was up to the standard of IA per
cent blIfter.fat