The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-28


There are twenty-six incandes-
cent lights on the Oceanic dock.
Teachers examinations on Ha-
wall are announced by Mr.. Akin
son.
An adjourned meeting of the
American League is to be held to-
night.
The Government band will play
at the Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow
evening.
Several Honoluluites are expect
ed home by the Australia tomorrow
morning.
Commissioner Halves received
two British coat-of- arms by the
Warrimoo.
Kaia, a native, has been sent to
the reef for thirty days for assault
ing his wife.
l.. p. Thomas says he was not
signer of the petition to have the
Hyacinth remain.
Rev. DR.. Garvin will lecture this
evening on The Servings and
Reapings of Life.
McInerny's shoes are neat in
every way as their new ad i'll The
STAR this evening.
Judge Perry had twelve cases of
minor importance on this morn-
ing's Court calendar.
Peter High has entered suit
against Charles Wall to recover on
an alleged debt of $4,000.
The Honolulu Dairy Company
wants to.sell a new creamer and a
good two horse power engine.
Johu Bush, school teacher at
Iolani College, has taken the oath
of allegiance to the Republic.
Some very neat work is being
turned out by THE STAR job de-
partment. A trial is solicited.
Mr.. Feek will reach Waianae
with his bed for the railway eXten-
sion in the course of a few days.
The Sharpshooters had a bust
ness meeting and received a fresh
supply of ammunition last night.
In their STAR space today the
Hawaiian Express Co. makes some
decidedly interesting statements.
At noon tomorrow ]. +. Morgan
will sell at his auction room bust |
ness property on Nuuanu avenue.
Material for the electric lights
upon Mr.. Hoffinan's buggy will
arrive by the Australia tomorrow.
All Chin, a notorious Chinaman
of Waikiki, has been sent to prison
for thirty days for stealing ducks.
The Kona Coffee and Fruit Com
pany has been sued by F. d. Tesla
for the sum of $455, due on a note.
After January Ist there will be
40 Iooo1 ,,Lo rnac ~, most oarCelS for
Island points from the United
States.
The Christmas day music select
ions will be repeated at st. An
drew's Cathedral next Sunday
morning.
L. L. McCandless was up from
Waimalu this morning to get a
coffin for the japanese killed by
falling from a pail.
In the libel suit against Hoshima
and Aira, editors OF The H0cM the
charge has been entered in status
qH0 until moved on.
A special meeting of Kahuku
stockholders is to be held at the
Chamber of Commerce on the 3Ist
inst. at 10 o'clock a. nj.
Football practice again this after
noon. The boys are earnestly
striving to make the game on the
5th very interesting.
The city lawyers graduated from
Judge Hartwell's Office have pres
ented that eminent attorney with a
silver loving cup"
There were a number of visitors
to the beautiful grounds of the
Queens Hospital during the con-
cert Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Walker the Cleveland dealer,
thinks February soon enough for
another bicycle race meet. His
trophy will then be offered.
His many friends will be pleased
to learn that Mr., Nackayma, Chief
Japanese Labor Inspector, is to re-
return to his post here by the
China.
A fight is being made against the
Office building at the corner OF
Punchbowl and Beritania. The
Government will be petitioned to
remove it.
The Y. NJ. c A. entertainment,
will take place Monday evening
The Y. H. 1. and other organiza