The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-17

Found-A cats eye brooch. This
Office.
Concert at Emma Square this
evening.
Born--to the wife of Paul Voeller
a daughter.
Christmas-day races will be held
at Waialua.
d and c Companies drill at the
Armory this evening.
Several natives were arrested
Sunday for making and selling
swipes.
The giant powder seized off the
Haleakala is still at the police sta
ton.
Prof. Lyons is endeavoring to
locate the center of the recent
earthquake.
Hack No. 10 was stopped Satur
day night for carrying six passen-
gers at once.
awakening of the Lion" to be
given by Berger's band tonight, is
a grand compton.
+. Horn, the aged baker, is very
sick. a general collapse seems to
have been the trouble.
]. A. Magoon has been appointed
administrator of the estate of S.
Kukii under $500 bond.
A meeting of the Social Science
Club is to be held at the home of
Prof. Hosmer this evening
The Diocesan Magazine for the
month of December is out with its
usual religious and political matter.
Mrs. Widdifeld lost $50 bill at
the Fair Friday evening. A boy is
thought to have taken the money.
Mrs. Marietta X. Jones died at
Makiki Saturday and was buried in
Makiki cemetery. Age SO years.
Next Monday, Christmas eve, at
1880 p. M, there will be a Choral
service at St. Andrews Cathedral.
The report that the married men
demand a handicap i'll the return
match with the Bachelors is indig
nantly denied.
Oahu College and Punahou Pre-
paratory School closed Friday for
the holidays and will remain 50 for
three weeks.
Theo. Hoffman S new buggy will
have all electric light on each side
and one over the bride at the top
OF the horses head.
Persons interested in foot ball are
requested TO meet at the Y. NJ. c,
A. hall this evening at 7 o'clock tC
arrange for series of games.
The three Miowera stowaway:
and the HesNer's rebellious crew
have been sent to the reef pending
their departure from the country.
Lewis & Company, the STANDARD
grocers, fling holiday banner t,
the breeze in this evenings STAR
They have the best of everything
Miss Helen Wilder paid the eX
penses of the lemonade booth a
Kawaiahao church fair herself, ant
turned the whole receipts into tn
fund.
The subject of DR.. Hutchin's dis
course at Central Union Churc
last evening was Judas Iscariot
His discourse was an able charaC
ter study.
The case of {. Mitchell, charge
with burglarizing Hellinger's sho
two years ago, has been postpone
for one week by request of tn
defense.
A native preacher is tourin
Kona and telling the people that
they do not repent of their sins
lava flow will soon come and d,
stroy them.
Mr.. Charles w. Booth, the we
known resident and local ten'
singer, will be married to Mi
Baker, the heiress, on the last da
of this month.
The Enterprise Plani ng Mill, q
IS-Karat establishment, speaks
the advertising columns of Il
Peter High & Co., business {
lower Alakea street.
DIR. r. l. Moore has returnt
from the Coast, and re-opened /
dental parlors at Arlington Cottag
Hotel street where he will
pleased to see his old patrons.
d. Howard Hitchcock, the arts
has moved his studio from Hot
street to the Art League hall
Merchant street. Visitors day W
continue to be Friday, as before.
The place you are looking for,
you are intending to buy sewi
machine is Bergersens, No. II
Bethel street. He handles t
Sinner aud claims there iS no beti