The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-10
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Corr
denSed Notes of the Day.

Australia due tomorrow.
Shorthand class at the Y. NJ. c. A..
tonight
John Ena is delighted with the
Mauna Loa.
\ drill of \ Company is ordered for
this evening.
Ladies' Day on the Beretania Club
Tennis courts.
Board of Education is in session
| this afternoon.
Walter Bromley says he enjoyed his
Coast trip immensely.
G. Somma warrants his medical
shampoo to cure dandrutf
Nakamai, arrested for importing
opium, will be tried Saturday.
The new perpetual calendar is on
sale at the Hawaiian News Cos.
Solid gold iewelry at auction at j.
F. Morgan's Thursday, December II.
! Mr.. Fred Yates and his family will
return to England some time in Jan
uary.
The Frawleys had Hawaiian flags
and gave three cheers for Honolulu
twice.
William Wales. proprietor of the
Central house, returned to California
today.
-Four new names were added to the
Myrtle Boat Club membership last
evening.
Miss Rena Dowsett leaves Saturday
on the Kinau for Maui where she will
visit for three months.
Henry johnson, formerly in business
on Hotel street, will likely return by
the Australia.
John Manakee, a young truant, was
sentenced to twenty-five days confne-
ment in the Reform school.
The Marposa carries $1.750,OOO in
English gold coin for San Francisco
firms. 1t comes from Australia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lowrey and Mrs.
Godfrey, wife of Capt. Godfrey, and
children, are aboard the Australia.
There was no meeting of the Board
of Health yesterday on account of the
inability of President Smith to attend.
Attorney Lorrin \. Thurston is able
l.
fall from his bicycle on Monday morn
ing last.
Only formal business was transact
ed at last evenings meeting of the
Myrtle Boat Club. There was good
attendance.
The bark Marie Hackfeld arrived to-
day, 145 days from Bremen, with :
general cargo consigned to H. Hack
field & Co.
Some of the male members of the
Frawley company were given fare
well breakfast at II o'clock this morn,
ing at the Pacific Club.
Wing Wo Tai & Co. have just re.
ceived large consignment of gold
silver, crockery and ivory ware, wick.
er and steamer chairs.
The first thing Maxine Elliott did on
reaching San Francisco was to secure
a divorce from her husband, Geo. A
McDermott, of New York.
The list of officers of the Kahuku
Plantation Co., who will serve for tbs
ensuing year, is published by order OF
the secretary, w. W. Hall.
BY order of NJ. McInerny, j. f. Nor
gan will hold holiday sale of elegant
jewelry at his salesrooms on Thurs
day December II at 10 o'clock a. m
Another special meeting of tn,
Young Hawaiians' Institute in Foster
hall this evening to complete the or
ganization of Savings and Investmen
bureau.
The large black and white photo o
. PaHahi hall on show at the Pacif,
Hardware Cos. is Christmas presen
on Punahou students to ChaS. IL
Bishop.
The passengers booked for the Aus
tralia, which leaves on the 10th inst
are Mrs. A. f. Phelps, Mrs, E. S. Pat
ters, George c. Beckley and DR.. viii
lard French.
DR.. T. Willard French is to delive
an illustrated lecture at Pauahi hal
on Homes and Haunts of America
Poets" His slides will be handled b
Mr. Hedeman.
The Honolulu friends of VIM. n
flanagan, chief steward of the Man
iposa, are making an effort to secur
him the position of chief steward o.
the Australia