The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-23
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

scene must have been imposing"
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NEWS IN NUTSHELL.
There will he no STAR on Monday.
"Charlie, go back to your pine
apples
The STARS subscription list is steadily
increasing,
Holiday and wedding pres ents at
King Bros.
A general feeling of relief seems to
pervade the community.
All of the stores were thronged with
customers this morning.
Monday being Christmas day no paper
will be issued from this office.
The store of the Hawaiian News |
Company will be open tonight.
The small boy with the tin horn has .
made his appearance on the streets.
The Hawaiian band will play at
Emma square this afternoon at 4:l5.
There was verv little doing about the
Government buildings this morning.
Tommy Krouse will give an extra
spread on Christmas night at the Airing
ton.
D. K. Kapili has been appointed
poundmaster Of Hilo district in place of
G. j. McCarty.
Manager Fireman. of the Portland
hotel will serve an extra fine dinner on
Christmas day.
The grounds about the Judiciary
building are being put In order, much
needed improvement
For choice perfumery, soaps and
other adjuncts to the toilet table, call
on Hebron, Newman & Co.
A special meeting of the Executive
and Advisory Councils has been called
for 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
Professor Berger has arranged for u
grand holiday ball to be given at the
drill shed on the evening of Saturday
next.
Business of all Kinds has improved
wonderfully since the arrival of the
Alameda, and store keepers are kept
busy.
On Sunday evening at $3.50 o'clock the
Second Congregation of st. Andrews
Cathedral will sing Christmas carols
and other music.
On Wednesday Dec. ID John Supple.
been of Hilo died of pal alysi aged 46
years and 8 months. His remains were
inferred in the Hilo cemetery,
The Myrtle's and Healanis will play
ball on Christmas day at 3 o'clock. A
good game is expected, as both teams
are pulling out for second place.
A special concert will be given at
Thomas square at o'clock on Monday
afternoon by the Hawaiian band und, r
the leadership of Professor Berger.
Mathew Mccain aud Henry Hapai
were slightly burned yesterday at the
, new electric light works by the ignition
of gasoline which they were handling
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At the Chinese church en- Fort street
this evening, at $3.50, there will be &
Christmas ent ertainment of all the
i connected schools with the Chimes,
mission.
Hebron. Newman & Co. had prepared
, about 1900 yards of bandages for tn,
war, but they will not be nee led for
time. They are stored away for futur,
use.
On the fourth page OF this ISSUE
/. appears another Of Rev. DIR. Talma ge'
powerful sermons upon "Christiai
. Citizenship" which should be- rea
- I Will iuNtIfrh
THE Busy Little Bees" is the title o
small communication presented 20 tn
readers of the STAR this morning b,
's Bruce and A. j. Cartwright, concernin
1t the Equitable Life Assurance Society o
= the United States,
e The Christmas service OF tho Secon
J. Congrep alton OF ST. Andrews Cathedrt
on Monday commences at $3.50 o'cloc
In the morning. A very fine pro
IA gramme of music will he rendered b.
4. the choir, the solos a. be- sung by Mr.
.. Tenney. Miss Ward, Mis- Won Holt, GO
m Iaukea and AIR, Wakefield. All seal
% are free and ths public 10 cordially Il
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