The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-05

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There is no japanese iteile on
Molotai
Notice Of a land sale appears in
this issue
1T Waiefhouse has Star Kcto
scnc oil for sale.
The band will play at Thomas
Square at 2. ~.
Wirth's circus will visit lilo and
perhaps Wailuku.
American League meeting at
|75o this evening.
Finance statement for October
appears Ia this issue.
Lepers merry Christmas" Sat
urday ev,rirg, Dec. 4
Military guards have been with
drawn from Nuuanu stream.
The Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra will
meet this evening for practice.
There was one new case on Judge
Perry's calendar this morning
Swimming at the boat houses and
in the harbor is no bngcr pro-
hibited
/ Wall, Nichols Co will deliver the
San Francisco Etdmigcy for 300
a month
Stairs to the Foreign Office and
the upper departments have been
recarpeted
Three Chinese paid $40 each in
the Circuit Court this morning for
gambling.
Fair of the NJ l. Church at
Haalelea lawn tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
Frank Godfrey says he will seek |
to obtain redress from his assailants |
in the Courts,
Henry X. Meemano has been
appointed an agent to grant mar
riage licenses.
The Art League will offer special |
attractions at their exhibition /.
Saturday evening.
Kanaana was fined $50 this morn |
ing for assault and battery on Ka-
leiheiana, wahine
There will be a sociable at the |
hall of the Y. II / this evening, |.
beginning at 1880.
Two mines of junior baseball
/ players will have a game at Makiki
Saturday afternoon. /
Keau charged with the larceny
of SIG, is on trial in the District
Court this Afternoon.
The girls of St. Andrews Priory |
will give an entertainment on
the evening Of Dec. 81.
The sale of the Lane farm in
Koolau to Senator Hooking of Maui
will not be consummated.
| J +. Morgan and l.. b. Kerr are
adding electric lights to their bust
ness houses Oh Queen street.
Commissioner Marsden received /.
valuable set of old New South /
Wales stamps by the Miowera.
Routine matters only were con
sidered at Wednesday evenings |
meeting of the Leilani Boat club.
The reception by Minister and !
Mrs. Willis to Consul and Mrs. |
Mills will take place this afternoon.
The band gave a very enjoyable |
concert at the grounds of the Ex-
ecutive building Wednesday after
noon.
The law library has been moved
into the room adjoining the mauka
court chamber of the Judiciary
building
The Christian Workers will meet
tomorrow afternoon at } in the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall All are in
vited to attend.
Judge Perry had fifteen cases on
his calendar this morning, fourteen
of which were brought over from
previous sessions.
Steiner has added new counter
to the ice cream parlors upon which
he will display fancy Christmas
curios, toys and edibles.
Nigel Jackson has new industry.
he is bill-poster- general Tor Wlrth's
circus. The circus people may
take him away with them.
J. S. Kalakiala, station house
clerk, is assisting in the Office of the
Attorney G eneral. The vacancy is
filled by Joe Kaimihau, a police Of
ficer.
A Chinese man and woman were
arrested this afternoon by Kauai for
having opium in possession. They
had several tins partially full Of the
drug.
The monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association
will be held tonight at 1880 o'clock
in the Association parlor. The
Board OF Directors meets at 7 O. clock.
The barkentine w. II. Dimond
leaves for San Francisco tomorrow
morning. This vessel has superior
passenger accommodations. Vim.
G. Irwin & Co., Id, are the
agents.