The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-27
NEWS IN \ NUTSHELL.

NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
There is still a brisk trade i
holiday goods.
There is quite band on boar
the Paul Isenberg.
Christmas Goods for sale by H
w. Schmidt & Sons.
- Coffee plants were first introduc
ed into Hawaii in 1925.
The Board of Health advertise.
for tenders for supplies.
There is talk Of more bicycle
racing on January 18TH.
The case of c. Mitchell, burglary
has been remanded to January end.
Extension lumber is lying in
great piles at the Oahu Railway
yards.
A meeting of Hawaii Theosophi.
cal Lodge was held at Foster hall
last evening.
Plans for the new Healani boat
house will be placed on exhibition
in few days.
There was fighting on the vessel
Routenbeck at noon. The police
were not called.
Bids for hides will be received by
the Board of Health up to noon
next Wednesday.
There will be an adjourned
meeting of the American League
tomorrow night.
A new hose wagon for the Fire
Department is soon to be delivered.
1t will be beauty.
Carpenters are now working on
the interior of Col. w. f. Allen S
new Beretania street mansion.
-
The Bruce Warning business
block at the corner of Fort and
Beretania is nearly completed.
Battalion medal shooting ends
next Monday. There are crowds
at Waikiki every afternoon now.
Lodge lie Progress will hold theil
regular meeting at their hall this
evening. Installation of officers
Elizabeth J. Parker has filed a
petition for appointment of James
l. Dowsett guardian of her infant
child.
E. Vandoorn' neat refreshment
store on Fort street, near the
Esplanade, is becoming popular
resort.
Mr. Ballentyne says his Company
is planning to use heaviest steel
and best equipment for the electric
railway.
Mesdames J. F. Brown and J. A.
Gilman will give an invitation play
at Waikiki next Monday evening,
Dec. 3Ist.
The foot-ballers' practice Thurs
day afternoon was somewhat of a
failure. Less than dozen players
turned out.
There will be a prayer meeting
for Christian workers in the parlors
Of the Y. M. c. A. at 8 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
mine Host" Krouse of the Ar
lington treated his patrons and
friends to an elegant Christmas
dinner Tuesday evening.
George D. Coutoumanas of Com
pany B, N. G.. H., will be mar
ried to Miss Emma Davidson of
Hama Sunday afternoon next at 3
o'clock.
Pat Higgins plead guilty in the
District Court today to having
opium in his possession and was
sentenced to pay fine of $50 and
81 costs.
"That produce wagons been
here agin," remarked Cy. Edison as
he gazed on the freight left at
the Pacific Mail dock by the War
rimoo.
James G.. Spencer says that the
base ball season next year will be
more interesting than ever before.
-Four, and perhaps more, teams will
be in the field,
The boys Of Kamehameha School
were given an entertainment by
their teachers last evening. The
program consisted of literary and
musical selections.
Jack Lucas and Harry Whitney
are still deer-hunting on Molokai
They will return next Saturday.
Jack sent down three fine animals
by the last Lihue.
In the "Timely Topics" column
today the Hawaiian Hardware
Co. S seer tells of road work, Pansy
stoves, Dietz oil stoves, silverware
and Haviland China.