The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-29

Professor Lyons reports southerly
weather in "A day or two.
The Philadelphia had a visit from ka-
mehameha school the other day.
The business Office of the STAR is
always open from a. M to 0 p m.
Major Frank Hastings is in charge of
the Hawaiian Legation at Washington,
AIDlines of business have visibly i'm.
proved since the turn in political af-
fairs.
Complaints continue to come from the
other Islands about R3yalisl ofice.hold.
ers
The elegant Past Masters jewel pre-.
scented to Andrew Brown on Thursday
night was made by f. \. jacobson.
Lewis q Co. are putting an electric
elevator into the wholesale department
of their store.
An article in a recent CaH by Claude
Wetmore deals with the career Of Cap
tain Wiltsc.
c. Hammers name should have been
included in the list of guests at the
Masonic banquet
Complaint is made Of frequent dis.
orderly conduct during the band con
certs at Thomas Square.
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The organization of the new German
International Sharp Shooting Club will
be perfected this evening.
The one o'clock time signal went
wrong to-day, probably because the
electric wires were crossed.
The twelfth volume of the Planters
Monthly begins with the December
number, which is now out.
Thos. W. Hebron calls attention to
thcs beauties of the "Caligraph" type
writer in a new advertisement to-day.
There has been but one fire alarm for
a month. H. addition to other drill this
morning the steamers were fired up.
Fifty-two Chinese and thirty seven
Japs are booked to leave in the Oceanic
steerage The Chinese have return Ger.
ticates.
The subsidy to the Paradise of the
Pacific will run out this month and that
to the Spreckels steamship line in a
short time.
On account of next Monday being II
legal holiday, men ON the government
payrolls will receive December salaries
/ tomorrow.
Amoi, a Chinese fined 800 upon his
plea of guilty Of unlawful possession of
opium, has applied to the Circuit Court
for a reduction of the penalty.
Reports from Washington Place state
that an effort will be made to take Mrs.
Oominis to one OF the other islands
where she can escape surveillance.
Bemittances foI subscriptions to the
STAR, either for the daily or weekly
edition, should be made by postoiiice
order, payable to the business manager
Until the electric power is supplied
the STAR, people calling for their copie;
of the paper should go to the office OF
the Press Publishing Co.. on Bethel st
Sixteen new volumes, including til,
latest productions of famous authors
have been added to the catalogue of the
Library and Readiug-roOm Association
Iron work for the new Kohala Jail OF
Hawaii is being constructed here. Bars
frames etc, for another prison on the
same island were forwarded last week
II is announced from naval circle
that next week will witness the promo
ton of Commodore Skerrett to the ranl
of rear-admiral, superseding Belknap
retired.
Sam Lederer OF the |. X. L. tell
everybody to advertise in the STAR
His bagatele table went like a hot cak'
after he had let our readers know
about it.
Judge Cooper has discharged Ellen NJ
Bicknell as eXecutriX of the estate q
her late husband. There was no az
counting az the widow was sole heir an
the estate outside of personal property
is in Tahiti
OF the ten marines reported absen
without leave from the Philadclpnia
, nine have been returned to the flagship
! The police are yet searching for til
tenth man, who Is reported to be afo
town in civilian dress
f. G. Crick heads Blount's list {
strong AnneXationists who signed tn
lottery petition. The names of Lucas
Juen, Cayanaugh, Dias, Willing, Cunhi
Fernandez, Gertz, Lycurgus and Co
burn are among the Others which swe
p the list.
r. IN advertisement in the AdreJris,
states that meeting of Hawaiian Lodl
= No. 2l, f. and A. NJ, was called for {,
a night. Thisis an error as the meetiu
of the lodge il on Monday night, and
the request Of our contemporary we 81
deayOr 10 correct IT,