Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-04
LOCAL and GENERAL

streets.
There will be installation OF Officers
IL Tteo. Roosevelt Camp No. /. L. 5.
W v, in the bungalow at 80 &C.
night
Wanted-Two moro passengers for
around the island at $500. Lewis
! Stables and Garage. Tel. 214l.-ad-
! veTtisement
: Fine pictures at-miHimum cost This
! is what Vest Pocket Kodak will do
! for you. See them at the Honolulu
; Photo Supply Go.
! Sh!CCla is the only preparation that
will brighten tan or black shoes with
nut injury TO TIE leather. Sold at Nc
inerny shoe store.
/ The Valley school. Nuuanu. will re-
sumo its sessions on Monday next
| Judge Whitney yesterday refused to
! grant the divorce asked for by Naihu
! tk) from X. Naihu.
| G. F. Stone, the well-known barber,
/ is now with the Union barber shop.
! Four first-class BARRIERS at your serv-
| iCe--advertisement
Pineapple soda and Hires Root Beer
excellent summer drinkS-are bot
tied by the Consolidated Soda Works
| Phone 2171.-advertisemen
Miss Powers millinery parlors are
always an attractive place to see the
latest and prettiest in trimmed hats.
| Boston building, second floor.
Crushed algaroba protein makes
| chickens lay more eggs, also makes
COWS give more milk. $1.00 bag de-
liyered. Phone 4097.-advertisement.
Just think of it, whole set of fur
niture free! Ask the man about it at
the Green Stamp Store. Everything
Free For Green Stamps.-advertise-
ment
Sea Beach Hotel, rooms and board
including best sea-bathing 50 per
day. Special rates by the month.
Phone 42O5. Mrs. E. H. Lewis, pro-
ss.-advertisement.
The Big Sister League will hold it's
first meeting Wednesday, January 8,
at the Kilohana Club room, at $3.50
D. m. All earnest women are cordial
ly invited.-advertisem
The stationery department of Wall
& Dougherty has superior facilities
for high-grade embossed and copper
plate work and the stationery is the
very latest in shapes and shades.
Prof. De Graca gives lessons on Vio-
lin, Cello, Mandolin, Guitar. Ukulele
and Hawaiian music. Terms moder-
ate. Studio, 424 Beretania st. opp.
DR.. Straub's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ment.
There is an opportunity at Benson,
Smith & Co.'S for those who use soap.
The Armour product of pure soaps
from the very cheap to the high-priced
toilet article being sold at reduction
prices for few days only.
Miss NJ. H. Lemon, registrar of the
board of health, reports that of the
eleven deaths in Honolulu during the
last fifteen days of December result
ing from contagious diseases, ten were
caused by tuberculosis and one by ty-
phoid fever
The police fast wagon was summon
ed to River street yesterday afternoon,
where it was alleged a Japanese had
fallen from the wall into the Nuuanu
stream. BY the time the officers
reached the scene the man, but little
the worse for his encounter with the
delicious beverage, had been hauled
to the bank. and laid out there to dry.
With the hope of being dishonor-
ably discharged from the army E. d.
Miller, a member of Company G., Sec |
ond Infantry IS alleged by the police
to have deliberately entered the home
of an Hawaiian woman, and done min !
or damage, sufficient to cause his ar ,
rest for trespass. His case is now
under investigation.
hot hnnn PnRoiUn6 nv R0hhrt !
McEldowny of the engagement of his I,
brother George A. McEldowny, of this |
city, to Miss Alice Shiel, of Spokane, |
Wash. The marriage will take place !
some time this month at the home of !
Miss Shiel in Spokane, where Mr.. Nc :
Eldowny has gone for the nuptials. i,
Mr. McEldowny has been connected
with the board of public works here
for some time past. !
Captain Nelson, master of the Paci- :
fic Mail liner Korea wirelessed to !!
H. Hackfeld and Company yesterday !
concerning the discovery of stow |
away who gave his name as D. Ross. |
1t is claimed by Ross that he arrived |
here some weeks ago in the transport .
Thomas. Failing to secure employ !
ment, he hoped to fare better upon !
reaching some port in the Far East.
The steamship officials were of the
opinion that the man was a deserter !
from the army.
Some days ago this paper made
mention of all exceptionally large egg t
laid by a white Plymouth Rock hen
belonging to J. Lando, at Kaimuki. !
The egg measured 81 inches the long
way round and inches the narrow /
way round, and weighedl5 ounces. Day |
before yesterday the egg was opened ,
and inside the big shell was another /
ordinary sized egg Endorsed in a per t
feet hard shell, and this was sur +
rounded by tine contents of the big !
shell. the vOlk and white of a usual !