The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-23

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Hsmakua. IA -sii reports rfss'
s.arrit, ~ vain
The snow shows bright, ou Mauua
Lon and Mauna kea.
Niihau II sending ia mats aud other
curios for the holiday trade
The south winds lately have caused -
slight epidemic OF lumbago.
\ throat disease has been affecting
the Portuguese of Paukaa, Hawaii.
There was u large gathering Of Japan
csc on School street late last night
The fire at Kukuihacle mill did more
damage than was ut first estimated
4 rour.ycar-old child Of II. G. Austin
of lIilo is down with the ,caratina.
Illegal fish peddling and the sale of
doctored sandal wood continues in town.
G. c. Kennedy recently rode from
the Volcano to lIilo and back in six
hours.
BoRN,-ln this city on November 22d
to the wife of ID. Douglas of Makaweli.
Kauai, a son.
Seats for the minstrel entertainment
can be secured at l.. J Levey's after .
a. m. tomorrow.
Honolulu is Obliged to depend mainly
on the island of Hawaii this season for
supply of meat
The quarantine en- the children afflicted
with measles who came here on the
Alameda is ended
There was general disappointment at
the failure of the coast steamer to
arrive this morning.
An epidemic of stomach trouble
among children in this city has abated
since the heavy rains.
Some fine photographs have been
made of the first wagon party to ira
verse the volcano road.
Business cards of all kinds printed at
this Office with neatness and dispatch
and at reasonable rates.
The arrests this morning comprise one
Chinaman for smoking opium aud five
others for playing che.fa.
The loss by the fire at the Pacific
Sugar Mill is said to have been much
larger than was at first reported.
The w. G. Irwin took IA small mail to
the Coast yesterday afternoon, only
sixty four letters and twelve papers.
In the civil! department of the District
yesterday Henry Davis q Co. obtained
judgment against W. Roland for
$50 81.
! There is a possibility of baseball
game on Thanksgiving Day between
the Myrtles and a nine from the Phila-
delphia.
Commissioner Marsden received this
morning a box of splendid Sumatra
tobacco from Charles Wilcox's place on
Maui. 1t is the first ever grown on that
island.
The usual prices will be charged al
the minstrel entertainment at the Opera
House on Saturday evening, viz: Dress
circle, 81: balcony, 20 cents, and gallery
80 cents.
The suit of f. Klemme against Chris
tian Herskind, resulting over a transac
ton in horsetlesh, tried yesterday after
noon before Judge Robertson. ended il
a verdict for the defendant
The funeral of the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Holstein of Kohala took plac,
yesterday afternoon from st. Andrew
cathedral 1t was attended by abou
one hundred of the scholars in uniform
The funeral of Michael Butler, sea
man of the British cruiser Champion
who died while the vessel was enterin,
the harbor, took place yesterday after
noon at o'clock at Nuuanu Cemetery
About $50 seaman and Others ATTENDED
the funeral.
PIucking the Goose.
EDITOR STAR; If you will look in tn
report of the Finance Committee to tn
Legislature of 1892, page A.. you vii
find that G. b. Wilson was charged wit
having paid number of bills on ac
) count of the Molokai Water Works with
out being able, afterwards, to show an
original vouchers, "Sundry provision
! and private stores called for $40 Il
express hire, $32, etc, etc. Yes, Hawa