The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-06


Mrs. Alapai gave luau at Pala-
na at 6 o'clock last evening.
A. L. Lane of the Hawaii has
been made Captain of the Kihalani.
School teachers will meet at the
Y. M. c. A. at 3 o'clock this alter
noon.
There was no meeting of the
Board of Health Wednesday after
noon.
The Y. H. 1. will meet at their
new hall in the Foster block this
evening.
+. B. Auerbach has been made a
Notary Public for the First Judicial
Circuit.
The actual laying of water pipes
as started by Mr.. Brown this
orning.
The STEAMER STAR will be a
substitute for or supplement to a
letter.
DIR. N. B. Emerson has prepared
an article on Island birds for
Thrums Annual.
The Manufacturers Shoe Com
pany invites comparison in prices
and quality Of foot wear.
The District Court began bust
ness at $50 o'clock this morning,
a half hour earlier than usual.
Goo Kim, on Nuuanu street has
a new invoice of China silk, crepe
shawls, and toys for the holidays.
A noble friend who wishes his
name withheld has made contibu-
ton of 81 900 to the Hawaiian
Board.
Having put in plate glass win
dows the Manufacturers Shoe Co.
will have the handsome store front
reprinted.
Charlie Walkers racing shell
built for Jack Atkinson and Walter
Dillingham; received its finishing
touches today.
Jacobson & Pfeiffer have moved
their jewelry store across the street
to the stand formerly occupied by
Wenner & Co.
Rev. J. H. Pablo, aged 6s, born
at Puma, Hawaii, and in the minis
try since 1864, is dead. He was an
earnest, useful worker.
The Healani Boat Club leased
the premises near of the Myrtle
Boat Club house Wednesday for
the sum of $40 per annum.
The final lecture by Mrs. M. M.
Thirds will be delivered this even
ing at Foster hall. The subject
will be Philosophical Ideals.
Messrs. Macfarlane and Gemmell
have disposed of their ranch on
Lanai and will engage. in the live
stock business on this Island.
Kawaiahao fair, on the I4th and
18th, deserves the patronage Of
everybody. The ladies are work
ing hard to provide entertainment.
A tower is being placed over the
Mutual Telephone office i'll prepare
ton for the consolidation and ad-
dition of the Bell Company's wires.
Japanese Consul Shimezu o.
Vancouver has been appointed tc
succeed Mr.. Fujii at this post. He
will likely arrive here on the 24tt
inst.
Royalists of Honolulu are warn
ing natives at Olaa that if they
take the oath they thereby fore
swear allegiance to their owr
country.
Mrs. Boardman will have {
grand display of holiday goods a
her home, corner of Kinau and Ka
piolani streets, beginning Monday
December 10th, 1894.
Lieutenant Dodge, of the sharp
shooters, with score of 2I2, wol
the friendly rifle match with Lieu
tenant King of the regulars
There was a small attendance.
Kenneth Wallace, freight clerl
of the Kinau, had been mad
Purser of the Claudine. Purse
KILLING of the Claudine will tax
Wallaces place on the first name'
vessel.
In an advertisement yesterda
the Philosophical lecture was an
nounced for Friday. Mrs. Third
will lecture on '"T1eosophica
Ideals" this evening, Thursday
December 6.
The following Government land
situated on Molokai were sold a
public auction at noon Wednesda
for the sum of $3.50: Puniohua
Kainalu and Puniohua-uka an
Kainalu-kai. 1t was sold to Mr.:
Emma Nakuina.
The Hawaiian Hardware Con
pany greets the readers of the STA
and say many things in a
agreeable way about some OF the