The Hawaiian star. [volume], December 19, 1910, SECOND EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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' SltU"ATTON WANTED.
llycompetoiit bookkeeper ot oxe
cuiivo ability 12 yours oxperleiico. Ho
tcroucoa. F. This Office.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Lowers & Cooke page 3
i The homier " G
Park Thoator " 7
N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co ' 8
Honolulu Photo Supply Co " 8
Hawaiian News Co " H
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DRAWING
QAHU
" LOST.
-IMTdcnd Warrant No. A32GI dated
Doc IB, 1910, drawn by Walalua Agrt
cultural Co., Ltd., on the Hank ot Ha
waii, Limited, payable to the order
or T. C. atack, for $15.75. Payment of
said warrant has been stopped.
DlvldoMt" Warrant No.' F93G1 dated
Nov. 0 1010, drawn by 15wa Planta
tion Co., on The Hank ofllawall. Li
mited, payable to the order ot Chris
Una Flnkler, for ?G.00. Payment of
Mid Warrant has been stopped.
" FOR SALE.
THE WEATHER.
KoFsalc one Bulckrrunabout double
rumble In first class condition, newly
painted. A bargain. Apply Hoyal Hawn
Garage Price ?G00.00.
"WANTED
100 amateurs." Apply Bijou theater
between 12 and 1 o'clock.
Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Honolulu, T. II., Dec. 19, 1910.
Tomperature, c n. m.; 8 n. m.j 10
a. in.; and morning minimum:.
05; 72: 75; 75c G5,
Barometer roaa.ng, Absoluts hum
idity (grains por cubic foot; ' relative
hiftnldlty and dew point at 8 u, m,:
80.08; G.-lll; 78; 03.
Wind veloclt und direction at G a,
in.; 8 a. in.; 10 a. m.; and noon:
3 12; 2 E; 5 SW; 10 S.
Halnfall during 24 hours ending 8 a.
m.: none.
Total wind movement during 21
hours ended at noon 109 miles.
WMi 13. STOCKMAN.
Section Director.
ONLY
LOST.
Fob with Y. M. C A. gold medal
name of owner engraved. Return to
Star office and receive reward.
FOR SALE.
-Tmofferl"ug K6clfs-Borber chairs
at below catalogue price. I divide my
commission with the buyer. Try a
Crude Oil Shampoo. Jeffs, Bethel St.,
Honolulu.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.
TEN SHOW W
Tjut of the thirty-one applicants for
' land on Oahu, only ten put In an up
I pearanco this morning to select lots
from tho twelve nvallablo. These
wore Dorrls Lewis, who took out a
right of purchase lease, A. C. Aubrey,
; cash freehold, Ed. Johnson, right of
' purchase lease, Florence Keka, Henry
A. Wright, John N. Nakl, all right of
purchase leases; T. ChrlsOo'ffersen.
Sam Makano, cash freeholds, Theresa
Kekal right of purchase and W. Ka-
luna, cash freehold,
j If the other two lots available are
i not taken up today by those entitled to
them In accordance with the drawing
they will bo disposed of to the first
applicant's, for these lands having now
been advertised renders it unnecessary
for them ever to bo advertised again,
as they can be alloted upon apllca-tlon.
mm
OH
ELOCUTION.
""SlsrHay'Bell teacher of Elocution,
Oratory, Physical and Voice Culture,
Studio 1259 Lunalllo Street, Phono
1342.
MEN'S CLOTHING
Men's Clothing on credit $1-00 a
week. Suit given at once. Francis
Levy, Outfitting Co., Sachs Bldg., Fort
Btreet,
BUY AND 8ELL.
Diamonds and jewelry bought, sola
Bud exchanged. Bargain in musical
Instruments. J. Carlo, Fort St.
tPyrography
Outfits
Make Splendid Christ
mas Presents
Wood and Leather Material for
burning.
Large stock to chooso from.
All Prices.
COMPANY
"Everything Photographic"
1059 Fort Street.
Dr. Hugh L Dickey
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.. .1150 Ala
kea Street, (opposite .Royal Hawaiian
Hotel Hours 9-12:30 and 1:304:30
Sunday 10-11. Evenings by appoint
ment. , Telephone 3024.
TOO MUCH stress cannot be
laid on the' Importance of having
your eyes fitted with proper
glasses.
S. E. LUCAS - - - Optician
Masonic Temple, A'lakea St.
Large airy furnished rooms with hot '
end cold bath. Hotel Arlington. COSTUMES FOR THE CARNIVAL.
Harmony Lofige No. 3 r. O. O. F., ' Orders for costumes for the Carnl
meets this ovening at 7:30 o'clock In va can now be ordered from the Ha
Odd Fellows Hall. I wallan News Co. Ltd., Alex. Young
Situation wanted by competent Building. Great Interest Is being
Bookkeeper of 12 years experience, taken in the coming Carnival and the
Address F this office. cosAimes are very attractive.
Sachs' Big Store will be open every 000s
evening this week and there will be d b somo mam.arini who would
special -inducements for the Christ- identified with the revolu-
mas shoppers. See the advertisement . , . , . .
for Evening Specials. nary party In Hawaii, and be treat-
Dr. F. L. Ferguson has resumed ed as such in hlna, the Liberty Party
bnslness in the Arlington Hotel.. of this city has decided to forward
Henry May & Co., received by S. S. , its petition, that the consul be remov-
Mancburia today, Celery and Gauli-' od, through the Chinese minister at
flower. Orders left now with us will Washington.
be kept on ice until Christmas, 'Phone , Emma Ululanl, the fourth daughter
1271. Be sure to order early. ! of Hon, Ei K- LUtkalani, ot this city,
The big store of tho Hawaiian News fled Qn Saturdny nlght at haU.past
Co., Alexander Young Bui rldIS ' six o'clock, from pneumonia. The
ed with the choicest of Christmas ' ,
goods. During this week the store J"? chIeff s brn " Honuaka
will be open every evening. . I Qeen street- in th old residence
During this week Lowers & Cooke , of his Majesty King Kalakaua In tho
Ltd., will give a special discount on ( year 1894. She was educated at the
the Japanese' Cotton Bugs, Chinese i Pohukaina School and Knwalahao Se
Grass Rugs and Matting now in the ( miliary. She was a member of the Ka
showroom adjoining their .regular ' walahao Sunday school and the Ka
store. j walahao Mission and Christian En-
See that you get your green stamps deavor society, and had many friends
when you are buying at the stores. I tIroughout the city
And call at the show rooms, and seoi ...
the- many valuable .articles you get' An Interesting meeting nas been ar
for them. jrafiged for the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow
Seven young; men started this af- ;afternoon. Wy. A. Bowen, who was tho
ternoon to walk around the south end ' delegate of the local association fo .th.
of the island, going by way ot the Pa- recent Y. M., C. A. International con
11, Wnlmanalo and Koko Head. They vention at Toronto, will give a talk ,on
will try to establish a walking record , tho leading features of the big ga
JDQS IN IW
(1. An examination ot applicants
will bo held at tho Naval Station, Ha
wall, Honolulu, T. H., December 30,
1910, or as soon thereafter as prac
ticable, for tho purposo of establish
ing an eligible register of .sublnspejj
tors (dredging) at ?3.G0 por diem,
i 2. The examination will bo open to
.all comers who can give evidence of
oxporlenco in tho kind of work for
which they seek employment, and
who are citizens of tho United States.
Persons now holding positions at the
yard will bo admitted to competition
on the same footing as other appli
cants.
3. Applications will bo addressed to
the "Commandant, Naval Station, Ha
waii, Honolulu, T. H.," nnd must bo
delivered to him on or boforo Wed
nesday, December 28, 1910. ..No- ap
plication received after that date will
be considered.
4. Each applicant will state In his
application his name, age, residence,
cltlzonship, present occupation, and
previous employment or work done.
5. The applications will be accom
panied by evidence of citizenship and
by certificates, preferably from pre
vious employers as to character, hab
its of industry and sobriety, and skill
and experience in work of the kind
required.
G. A board of examiners will con
vene at the Naval Station, Hawaii,
.Honolulu, T. H on the 30th day of
December, 1910, or as soon after as
practicable. i
7. Applicants will be Informed of
the date on which they will be requir
ed to report for examination.
8. The Commandant will acknow
ledge the receipt of each application,
enclosing a copy of this order and in
viting attention to paragraph 7.
9. The examination will be practic
al In character, having reference ex
clusively to the requirements of the
position to be filled.
10. The applicant's antecedents and
experience, as well as the character
of his previous work, will be duly
considered by the board In making it3
Evening Sp
ecials at
Sachs
GRAND SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES AT SACHS
Our Store will bo open every night this week Special Inducements for ,
Christmas Shoppers.
, Monday Night Specials ',. j$
CHIFFON AUTOMOBILE VEILS extra long and In 'all colors. --RcguL
lar $U76.-' Special ?1. 25 each. 12 '
BEBE RIBBON for tying your Christmas packages, red and all colors
Regular i5c per piece. Special 10c, ' -.
CHILDREN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS 3 in box. Regular Prlc,"
35c a' box. Special 25c per box. vi.
Tuesday Night Specials .
Handsome new dress-patterns, spring styles, In figured Messallnc
Foulards nnd Taffetas. Spedlal discount of 25 por cent, on our stock fo
this one ovenlug A beautiful Ladlos"' gift. "t
IIUNKABUCK LINEN TOWELS with pretty damask pattern, hem
stitched. Regular ?8.50.per doz. Special $G.50 per doz.
Wednesday Night Specials
TRAVELING RUGS & SHAWLS in All Wool, Scotch Plaids, full slzo
and line quality. Regular $7.50 each. Special $5.75 each. Regular ?G.E0
each. Special $4.95 each.
HUCKABUCK LINEN TOWELS w Persian and Floral designs. Regit-,
lar 15c per yarfi. Special 9 yards for $1.00.
N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.,
CORNER FORT AND BERETANIA STREETS OPPOSITE FIRE STATION
forwarded to the Department.
.BEEKMAN WINT1IROP,
Assistant Secretary of th6 Navy.
OLD
Gill
recommendations.
for tills trip, allowing time for sight
seeing enroute.
therlng. Mr. Bowen was olecteU one
of the vice-presidents of the conven-
Hans makes the best candy. We , tlon. Special musical featirfes have
have it fresh and fine. Benson, Smith, been secured to add to the attractive
and Co. Ltd., Fort and Hotel street, i ness of the program. Chester G. Liv
Ch'rtstlurt Tecli, the inventor, is to ingston will give a vocal solo, while
exhibit on Wednesday afternoon a Clyde Baldwin will contribute a mini
machine which he calls a "power gen - ,ber on the violin. The meeting will
crating machine," but which, accord- , begin at four-thirty o'clock In tho so
Ing to flie claims made for it, is a cial rooms of the Y. M. C. A. buildinc.
perpetual motion machine. Local mo
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S DOLLS. & TOYS. S
J Santa Claus' Headquarters. J
A. B. ARLEIGH & CO. LTD. 5
"C Hotel, opb. Union.
VAW.V.,r"-,.V.V.v-w.'ANa
Just The Thing
Sterling Silver
Picture Frames
make a very acceptable Christ
mas gift.'
; m Drop In and look over our as
sortment.
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, 2 -'-'-I -
J. ft. R.Vieira & Co.,
Jewelers 113 Hotel St.
Fine Job Prlntrug, Star Office
chanlcs have been Invited to attend
at tho old tannery building, Kallhl-Kal.
Three aviators, Capt. Thomas Bald
win, J. C "Bud" Mars and Tod Schri
yer, will arrive on the WUhelmlna,
which is due from the Coast next
week, Tuesday.' Jack Scully received
a cable to that effect on Saturday. Tho
flights will happen on Saturday, De
cember 31 and Jnniiary 1 and 2, over
Moanalua flold.
A wireless received from Hilo last
night says that Bernard Kelekolio,
known all over the Islands as the "Boy
Orator," was married to Miss Hannah
WailanI oh Saturday evening. Tho
ceremony took place at the residence
of the bride's, parents, and the happy
couple departed for the Volcano
House to spend their honoymoon.
There will be a story and song ser
vice entitled "The Shepherd's Story,"
given at Knumakaplll Church tomor
row evening at half-past seven. There
will bo a chorus of about sixty voices
Professor Andrews will read tho story.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to all.
The offering taken af tho service will
be given to the juniors toward their
piano fund.
A benefit concert and dance wag
given by the Walalua church Satur-
! day evening, at the K. of P. hall. The
j entertainment was largely attended
and the program included the Kaal
Glee Club, the Sweet Lei Roso Club,
the Walalua Junior Club, a flute and ,
humantoiio duet by Kuhea Beckley
and Dan Mnkaena, and a tableau pre
sented by Keaweaoho and Kaanellke.
At a meeting last week of the Civic
Federation, the committee on schools ,
presonted a report on tho need of pu
blic playgrounds, recommending pro
perty and the manner of equipping the
playgrounds. If tho plans of the' com
mittee are worked out, the Queen Em
ma property at the corner of Nuunnu
and Boretnnla avenues will bo one of
tho lots rodeomed for playground pur
poses. '
As any petition forwarded from the
Honolulu Chinese, direct to tho homo
government would have , to be pro-
Flnp tnn rrlntlnc. 8rar Ofno.
j 11. The board will make sufficient
inquiry to ascertain that tho appli
cants recommended are fit for the
.work; that they have enough educa
I tlon to make the required reports, es
timates, and calculations; that they
I are of reputable character and sober
. and industrious habits, and that they
j have not been conyicted of crime or
misdemeanor.
12. At the close of. the examlna-
I tlon the board will make a report,
j through the Commandant, to tho Se
, cretary of the Navy, showing the com
parative merit of the applicants and
designating the names of the Indi
viduals who, In its opinion, are best
fitted for appointment. The record of
proceedings of the board, with ap
plications, certificates, and other pa
pers of those who qualify, will bo
stone me up
The box placed jn the 'corner stone
of the present Y. M. C. A. building Jn
April, 1883, was removed this morning
and' will oveni'ually find Its way into
one of the two cornerstones of the new
Y. M. C. A. buildings the second cor
ner stone to contain paper, records,
etc., of the present day.
The box was found to be of copper
and was perfectly preserved. The
work of getting it out was quite diffi
cult, it! beng necessary to go through
an outer covering of brick, a substruc
ture of sandstone and finally a marble
plato.
Before transferring the contents of
this box to the nw building, the con
tainer will be opened and the old docu
ments re-examined. This will be done
at a dinner to be given some ovening
in honor of ilioso who were members
of the Y. M. C. A. in 1883 when the
original corner stone was laid.
SCHOOLS
OF
CULTURE
MR. MORGAN RETURNS.
James F. Morgan, president of the
Chamber ot Commerce, returned In
the steamer today from a visit of sev
eral weeks In and around San Fran
cisco. He is in excellent health and
looks well, and will be ai' his office
tomorrow.
Haas makes tho best candy. "Wo
have It fresh and fine. Benson, Smith
and Co. Ltd., Fort and Hotel street.
The Civic Federation last week pass
ed the following resolution:
.'"Whereas, ilie welfare of Hawaii Is
largely dependent on the development
of her agricultural resources and the
industries related to the mechanic
arts, trade and transportation; and
whereas there is a period between the
age when compulsory ati'endance at
school ceases and the ago when boys
and girls become proauctive workers
in the community;
"Be-It resolved, therefore, That con
tinuation schools of the agricultural
and Industrial type are of paramount
Importance to tho Territory; and
"Be It further resolved, Tjiat as the
Dolllver-Davls bill (S 8809). now pend
lng In congress,, carries means and
facilities for the maintenance of such
schools, our Delegate to congress be
requested to advocate .the immediate,
passage of tills act, or tho same ln
whatever amended form may seem
best adapted to the needs of the states
at large and Hawaii in particular."
The bill referred v'o provides liberal
appropriations for agricultural schools.
BORN.
COX AO Kalraukl, December 1G, 1910,
. to the wife of Launcelot C. Cox.Esq.,
of Portsmouth (England), a daughter.
Flno Job Printing. Star Office.
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tH GRAVED
EVERY
PIECE-
STORE WILL BE OPEN
EVERY EVENING BEGIN
NING THIS EVENING.
Libbey Cut Glass
Wo have exclusive control of the salo of these unsurpassed
goods in the Hawaiian Islands. So much does the manufacturer
think of Llbbey's cut glass that tho name of the maker is engraved
on each piece. This is a standing guarantee of its sterling quality
und genuineness. It means that the piece has been made up to the
Libbey Standard and has passed the final Libbey test.
We have theso goods in many shapes and sizes aiia for as many
purposes, both utility and ornamentation. A section of our store has
been given over to a display of single pieces ot sets, and in this de
partment a customer may quickly and easily observe the unsurpass
ed beauty ot design and finish of this glassware. Ve Have had the
exclusive control of theso goods In tho islands for several year, and
have sold them in every part ot the city and every town In tho
group, and to this day,not a complaint about appearance or quality of
Llbbey's cut Glass has come to us.
What does It' mean? It means that Llbbey's cut Glass la so
nearly perfect that there is nothing left to complain about. '
Wo nslo have these goods In part Rock Crystal effects, also sliver-mounted
and sliver lined. The latter are particularly striking in
articles like Jardiueres, Flower Holders with Adjustable Flower
Racks.
Purtlcular Attention Is Directed to tho following:,
Sugar and Cream, $5 a pair.
Seven-ln. Fruit Bowl, $4.
Cologne, 24.50.
See pur elegant lines ot Cut Glass Jarfllnerps, in (all sizes and
at various prices.
It is a pleasuro to show these goods,
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ERNEST KAAI'S BEST
ORCHESTRA WILL SUPPLY
MUSIC NEXT SATURDAY
EVENING, BEGINNING AT
7:30 O'CLOCK.
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