The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-12

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Board OF Health notice In this
issue.
American League will meet this
evening.
The band will not play anywhere
this evening.
The band played the Alameda of
this afternoon.
Rainfall at press hour reached
nearly four inches.
An Interior Department notice
appears in this issue.
A native Samoan arrived by the
Alameda this morning.
Wassnuth's corn rings can be
had at Benson, Smith & Co.
The Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra will
have a practice this evening.
A cash carrier system will be put
in the Wall, Nichols Co.'S store.
Crabs and shell fish taken out
side the harbor are no longer tabu.
The police have arrested a soli-
tary drunk since Tuesday after
noon.
Fishing everywhere except in the
Nuuanu stream and the harbor is
allowed.
Allen street at the Oceanic wharf
will be finished when the Australia
returns.
The Chinese sam shu saloon on
Nuuanu street will open SSS1rday
morning.
George Washington Smith is as
sisting in the uptown office of Viii
der K Co.
While at Apia w. o. Smith and
G. N. Wilcox saw the old king Of
| the Islands.
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner
will remain in Honolulu, at least
for the present.
]. +. Gomez, the jeweler, will
occupy the premises to be vacated
by ]. S. Martin.
No circus tonight on account of
rainy weather; performance again
tomorrow night.
The foundation of the Mulch
block, in the cellars, is up to the
top Of the ground.
Medeiros & Decker, Arlington
block, are making fine-fitting
clothes at very low rates.
The U. S. S. Baltimore will be
here Sunday. A reception will be
given Capt. Day while in port.
Oceanic SIS. Co. time tables may
be had by all wishing them at the
Offices of VIM. G.. Irwin & Co.
Inspector Keliipio reports o5, 900
fish sold at the market during the
past - days, over 1000 per day.
w. S. Luce will sell valuable
leasehold on the 10Th. The prop
erty is described elsewhere in this
issue.
The Wall, Nichols Co. house is
closed till Monday to open 90 cases
of goods and put in the cash carrier
system.
w. w. Dimond's store on Fort
street, near King, will be open
every Saturday night until after
the holidays.
Large posters announcing the
Boyer excursion from the Missis-
sippi valley to Honolulu have been
received in the city.
The road jury appointed on the
matter of widening Richards street
from King to the fish market will
meet at noon Saturday.
1t Is earnestly requested that all
contributions for the women's edi-
ton of Time be handed to Mrs. H.
N. Castle not later than tomorrow.
Bids for the pews of the M. Z.
church were opened at the Office of
Ripley & Reynolds at 10 o'clock
this morning. Award will not be
made today.
Consul John F. Hackfeld has re-
ceived from the Hungarian foreign
office announcements of the grand
international exposition to be held
next year at Budapest.
The consolidation of the ice pro-
ducers may now be said to have
been concluded. Manufacture will
be by the Electric Company and
delivery by the Peoples Company.
George Savage was acquitted in
San Francisco of the charge of rob-
bling Matilda Weiderhold at the
Oakland pier on Oct. 2, 1895, be-
cause the principal witness, Mrs.
Weiderhold, was in Honolulu when
the case was called
Some Special bargains.
N. S. Sachs is opening up some
pretty novelties suitable for Holt