The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-08

Companies c and G will NEE
this evening for drill.
The Chinese theater was dedi
' Gated Wednesday evening.
A musicale by the Art Leagu,
will be given early in December.
, The Y. M. c. A. orchestra haC
good turnout for practice las
/ night.
l Il. o. Hall & Son, Id, hav,
elected old officers to serve for the
coming year.
n Fernandez, notary public ant
: typewriter, can be found at II
Kaahumanu street.
The American League will have
several important business matters
before it this evening.
The Goldberg executors call fol
paym before December of all
moneys due the estate.
The new steam pillow, imported
by the Marie Hackield for Eva
plantation, is at work.
Six or seven men in the barracks
are eligible for membership in the
Society Sons of Veterans.
There are SO patients at the
Queens Hospital today. This is
above the average number.
John Stedford was mighty drunk
last night and paid fine in the
District Court this morning.
Detective Wagner found his
bicycle in a tree at the Government
building a few mornings since.
Four haoles who had been look
ing for work here shipped before
the mast OH the Amy Turner.
Ripley and Reynolds are busy
preparing plans for interior finish
ings of the new Mulch block.
Mr. K. Mimashi has been APP
pointed Japanese Secretary of Le-
cation. He is a new arrival.
! ]. Wilson was arrested this
morning for deserving contract ser
vice with the Wilder S. S. Co.
The pumping plant is being
overhauled for assurance that every
thing is III good working order.
John A. Cummins entertained a
number of special friends Wednes-
day evening at his home, King
street.
John w. Mason, the Olaa coffee
list will remain in town several
days. His visit is strictly bust
ness one.
The Japanese men who were so
badly scared in Monday nights
disturbance all have smooth faces
again.
On account of the dampness the
band had a small audience at
Thomas Square yesterday after
noon.
A civil suit that may become
notable as the Col. Norris litigation
is likely to come to a head to-
morrow.
The fumigating plant has been
put up outside of the mail wharf
enclosure. 1t is provided with 100
feet Of hose.
Kohala Sugar Company and
EVA Plantation Company will
meet on 27th and goth inst. re-
spectively.
The Gauger's Office will be ready
for occupancy next week. Strate-
never labels his bottles Touch
not, taste not, ect.
The money recently appropriated
for pumping plant was for running
the plant during the epidemic and
not for future use.
Dealers in japanese goods are
complaining of close competition
caused by the opening of several
new stores within the past year.
Harold Sharp, the man who was
hurt while working on HOLSTERS
new front, is up again. He was
not so badly hurt as first thought.
Prof. ]. l.. Dumas, Kamehameha
school, has sued +. Farmer for $50,
purchase price of a horse. w. d.
Alexander and Spreckels & Co. are
garnishees.
Permission has been given the
Cinnamon in the lately infected
districts to cut condemned rice pro-
vided it does not touch the ground
in the process.
Maj. A. G. S. Halves, British
Commissioner, called on the new
Minister of Foreign Affairs today.
The garrison guard was paraded in
honor of the visitor.
What The Fashion Papers Say
1t has been decreed by Dame
Fashion that feathers and wings
are to be the correct thing for adorn-
ing ladies headgear this tall. Do
you wish to be in the swim Then
visit l.. b. Kerr's, Queen street,
and get your pick of his millinery
goods.
Chinese Theater Special.
Part of the program at the new
Chinese theater Saturday night
will be for the especial benefit of
foreigners. The famous acrobat
will appear.
Tickets may be had of Chang
Kim at Hartwell & Thurston's, d.
L. Kwai at w. S. Eddings' and
Chas L. Young at c. 7. Gulick' S
old Office.
Mr.. Chang Kim will be in his
gallery to receive visitors.
= Parade ON Thanksgiving.