The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-30

An excursion train will run to
Waianae on New Years day.
Jack Atkinson has been seriously
ill, but was better at last accounts.
Hawaiian Lodge, No. III, meets
tonight for work in the second de-
gree.
c. Soulard, sailor. was fined $50
for assaulting Captain Potter Of the
Alden Besse.
Judge Whiting still being away
there was no business in Chambers
this morning
A New Years concert will be
given at the Y. M. {. A. 10 aid
the building fund.
Evans opera house will be
thrown open again to the public |
tomorrow evening.
Cordes arrested two opium smok |
ers Saturday. One tried 10 bride
the officer with $50.
All guessing blanks for the piano |
lamp mnst be sent to Sachs store
before S o'clock today.
Consul Mills visited the Balti-
more this morning and was accord
ed salute of seven guns.
The Henrietta smugglers were
taken to the reef this morning. No
bail has yet been asked for.
Sailors Home Society will meet
tomorrow morning at II o'clock at
the Chamber of Commerce.
The Board of Health will hold
special meeting this afternoon TO
pass upon tenders for supplies.
There will be another excursion
to Waianae on New Years day. !
The round trip fare will be $I.25.
|
Peter Pedro, the man who tried
to smuggle opium ashore from the
Peking, was fined $3.50 and costs.
Remember the Y. NJ. {. A.
orchestra concert at the. Y. M. {.
A. hall Wednesday evening at
1880.
Wall, Nichols Co. Commt rcial
No. lead pencil is made to order
and is a good pencil in every re-
spect.
Miss Ethel Smith Of Honolulu
will be given reception by Mrs
H. P. Baldwin, Maui, on Wednes-
day evening.
Tickets in the piano competition
should be left with l.. b. Kerr on
or before II o'clock noon on Tues
day, 3Ist inst.
! Makawao bested Waikiki in
base ball game played OH the Kahu-
lui grounds on Christmas day.
Score II to IS.
Prof. Lyons has prepared map
of North Kohala which will be used
by Mr.. Marsden in preparing his
report on forestry.
Eight targets were kept busy at
the H. r. A. range Saturday after
noon by men practicing for Wednes-
days tournament.
The Makaha Coffee Company
has been organized by F. b. Nc
Stocker, J. A.. Low and w. H.
Hoogs. Land is near Waianae.
Two blueiackets fought in the
White House Saturday night. They
were brought to the station, but,
having made friends" were re-
leased. II
The special Christmas carols at
St. Andrews cathedral. Sunday
evening, drew large audience to
the 6:3o service of the second con-
gregation.
The Hawaiian News Co. call
attention to their large stock Of
Office requisites in this issue. Their
supply Of account books is larger
than ever. III
Josephine Gassman, who was
here with Dailey's Company has
been made an honorary member Of
the Theatrical Mechanics Associa-
ton of America.
w. Kaakumoku has been arrest
ed on the charge of stealing 100
dozen bottles of beer from Macfar-
lane & Co. The case will be heard
next Thursday.
In consequence of the continued
| i'll health of Mrs Willis. there
will be no reception at the United
States Legation, either on New
Years Day or on Thursday.
Col. McLain was riding his horse
this morning and leading another.
Both misbehaved. The colonel was
thrown after at time and landed
hard, but soon remounted and has
no hurts.
Attorney Geo. A. Davis would
be extremely obliged for the return
to ia Merchant street of copy of
the Montreal Herald and Weeky
Star he left in District Court on
Saturday.
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