The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

| portuguese independence lay
The Frawleys tonight in "His Wife's
Father"
See new ad of Cleveland Bicycle
Agency.
The bill collector was visible on
every corner today.
Morgan will have another land sale
on Saturday next.
Rainfall in the city proper for the
month of November was 500.
Lodge lie Progress has elected new
officers: the list appears in this issue.
"His Wifes Father" a bright com
edy, will be played at the opera house
tonight.
In the Police Court today Judge De
la Vergne fined number of men for
drunkenness,
There will be no drill or meeting of
Company b this evening on account
of the theater.
The agent of Public Lands has a
notice in regard to Homestead Leases
of lots in North Kona, Hawaii.
George Bruins is again in the employ
of the Telephone Co., and will revise
"a lot of instruments about town.
The, list of officers of Castle &
Cooke, Ltd, who will serve for the en-
. suing year, is published in this issue.
\ crazy Chinaman was brought
from Kauai by the James Makee this
morning. He will be sent to the
asylum. III
Wal Man, who assaulted Polling, the
Chinese police informer, was let go on
the charge of assault and battery and
held for robbery. SiE
The dredger has moved over to the
Waikiki end of the Pacific Mail wharf
where she will begin digging for the
new fshmarket slips.
w. C. Achi & Co., real estate brokers
offer for sale 1000 lots 5OX100 feet adj
Joining Messrs. c. Brown. II. j. Nolte
and T. Hollinger, maulla Kapiolani
Park.
There will be a special meeting OF
the Board of Trustees of the Queens
Hospital held at the Chamber of Com
merce Friday, December 4th, at II
a. m.
w. II. Baugh, representing a couple
of San Francisco wholesale houses
has secured the first commercial lie
ense under the revised law He pait
$500 for it.
Mr.. Maclyn Arbucllle of the FrawleN
Company, is suffering slightly with I
cold. He contracted it in Los Angeles
six weeks ago and has been unable t.
get rid of it.
Xmas cards calanders, toys, games
velocipedes, pocket and Office diaries
holiday books, music and musica
goods are the order of things at tn,
Hawaiian News Co.
King Kamehameha " died Noyem
Der 30, 1868, at the early age of 29
Yesterday was the thirty-third ami
versary of his death. The life of hi
reign was nine years.
If you travel around town don't for
get that AIedeiros g. Decker, the Hote
street tailors, make swell suits t.
order for Christmas presents and hav
furnishing goods to match.
A large mongoose entered the In
terror Office this morning and create
as great stampede as a mouse at
quilting party. The little animal wa
killed by the broom-handle brigade.
The Minister of Finance notifies tn
holders of Treasury Notes numbering
from II to II inclusive, dated June q
1895, for $4,000 each, that same ar
payable with accrued interest at an
time.
On Thursday, December 81, at 1
o'clock noon at the front entrance O
the Executive Building will be sold a
public auction the lease of Govern
ment lot No. 9, Esplanade. Term O
lease ten years.
By order of j. F. Colburn, assigne
for the estate of H. f. Poor, j. 4
Morgan will sell at public auction o
Friday, December 4th, at 10 o'clock 6
m, at the Kapahulu Farm, waikiki
the dairy, agricultural lots, etc.
1t is always gratifying to advertis
ers to know that their ads are rea
and that people are interested to tn
extent that they take the pains to in
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