The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-06
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Sidewalks on Merchant stree, are he
ing improved.
The Board Of Health t. holding ~,-
sion this afternoon
There were five arrests thu, morning
all for minor ottense-.
Larry Dee l. having his saloon painted
and otherwise fixed up.
The steamer Kaala was telephoncd oil
Koko Head at 2 o'clock
THE next news from the Coast viii
probably come 10y sailing vesscl
Marshal Hitchcock did not 20 to
Maui as reported this morning.
We hear that Cornwell has sent his
resignation rs Minister To- II. y. NJ
The Pacific Wheelmru tnert tu night
a proposition To- disband the cnh will
come up.
Every day II be restoration day bime
by" in the bright calendar of Royalist
prophecy.
The captain aud officers OF the Naniwa
were banqueted by their country
here las, night.
L. p. Aiku has been appointed District
Magistrate for Koolaupoko. Oahu. vice
Frank Pahia, resigned.
Matters in the Land Department are
somewhat at II standstill. pending later
news from Washington
"A Judgment for the defendant has
been filed in the case of +. Schaefer VS.
The Olowalu Sugar Company.
Palace square was cleaned up yester.
day afternoon in readiness for the
thirty-third restoration dav.
The Washington Stdr calls Liliuoka
lani can-can monarch. There is more
truth than poetry about that.
DIR. Henry W. Howard has removed
his offices and residence to Cottage hOC
on the Hawaiian hotel premises.
X. j. Lille advertises few choice
ferns in pots and hanging baskets for
sale on Saturday after IL O'Clock.
A false alarm of fire was turned in
about !, o'clock last night from the
neighborhood of Kaumakapili church.
The Wundenberg trial attracts little
interest, his political sympathies being
too well known and too often expressed
The Women's Board of Foreign Mis-
sions had an interesting session at the
Central Union church yesterday after.
noon.
The tru stees of the Sailors Home are
in special session at the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce as the STAR goes
to press.
Hebron, Newman d Co. advertise a
fresh stock of sachet powders. Cleo
patra, White Rose, Violet. Jockey Club
and Hehotrope.
Most of the time of the District Court
was taken up to day with the trial of an
assault and battery case. which ended
IN an acquittal.
Fifty labels of Jockey Club cigarettes
returned to 5. Knberg Il Co.. ia King
street, will pay for handsome cigar or
cigarette case. See the adv.
Santa Claus Headquarters 1ihrum's
will remain open every evening from
now until after Christmas for the benefit
of those who can not get ont during the
day.
Judge Robertson is engaged in the
trial Of Chinese opium case this after.
noon. Deputy Marshal Brown for the
prosecution and W. X. Castle for tn,
defence.
leading feature of the Friend fol
this month are engravings of Rev. Sam
uel Chenery Damon, DID, and Mrs. Julla
Mills Damon. The likenesses are said tC
be excellent and were supplied tn.
Friend by Dir. Frank w. Damon.
small fracas took place yesterda,
on the Fort street wharf between {
Chinese aud "A Japanese, both drivers o
delivery wagons. The Jap worsted tn,
Celestial in one round. and the latter
pigtail flying in the breeze, went hurt
ling up the street.
w. +. Allen, administrator with tn,
| will annexed OF the estate of j. n. O
Banning, has filed bill of exception
to all such portions Of the report of TIN
master to whom his accounts we've re-
/ ferred as disallows the commission
claimed by him.
! FOREIGN VESSELS ENPFCTED
| Am bk Martha Davies, Boston Dec o.
| Br sh Niliata, Liverpool Jan -
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