The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-30
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes Of the Day.
Claudine from Hilo tomorrow.

Walter Dillingham; is in much bet
ter health of late.
The Foresters will install their new
officers tomorrow evening.
Fish Inspector Keliipio reports hav-
ing handled 35,7Os fish last week.
Thomas Carey is able to be about
again after long spell of sickness.
The sale of reserved seats for the
Cyclomere meet is very promising.
A couple of parties are Quitting
for shooting expedition to Molokai.
The Criterion barber shop solicits
your trade, and feel they can please
you.
! The Strangers Friend Society real
lied $103.30 from the Baltimore Min
strels.
Very attractive 1898 calendars are
being distributed by the Hawaiian
News Co.
DR.. Tracey has been granted IL
cense to practice by the Health De-
partment.
The Government band will play at
the charity baseball game on New
Years day.
The Australia will bring good
number of Island people and others
on Tuesday.
Miss 4. Thronas, a school teacher On
Kauai, is over to spend her vacation
with friends in the city.
Matters pertaining to the estate Of
John Grace are being heard by Judge
Stanley this afternoon.
\ watch meeting will be held at
Kaumakapili church tomorrow night
to see the new year in.
The grocers' closing notice is pub
lished for New Years Day. Customers
should place all orders on Friday.
The Hawaiian News Company have
large stock of blank books which
they are offering at the lowest prices
This evening Galen NJ. Fisher will
address the committeeman and asso-
citation members at the Y. NJ. c. 4.
hall.
The attention of Judge Perry's
court is still taken up in hearing the
Davis divorce case behind closed
doors.
Hopp & Co. call attention to their
large stock of parlor furniture. chit
foniers and portable silver and china
closets.
Mrs. Mary a. Walsh. the Pacific
Coast Theosophical lecturer, will ar
rive for a brief stay on the Australia
Tuesday.
The President will hold reception
on New Years day at the Executive
Building from IL o'clock a. IN. until
1890 p. m.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
have something to say about harness
and stable supplies in their Timely
Topics today.
Choirmaster Yarndley has called the
Central Union choir for rehearsal to-
morrow Afternoon at o'clock instead
of on New Years day.
Rev. Tin Yet was in charge of the
Christmas tree festivities at st. An
drew's cathedral last evening for the
Chinese Sunday school.
The Golden Rule Bazaar announces
that it is prepared to furnish
blank books of all kinds. School sup
plies. Bibles and stationery.
The Supreme Court has taken an
adjournment until Monday morning.
The court has been kept quite busy
since the opening of the term.
The attorneys in the assumpsit case
of William II. Cummings against c. j.
Holt will argue before the circuit
Judge tomorrow on a motion for
new trial.
An inventory of the estate of Nam
cy S. Ellis, deposited with clerk of the
Judiciary today, shows that the chill
dren have paid off mortgage hang
ing over the old home.
| The Manufacturers Harness Com
pany on King street devote all their
attention to the making of harness,
and are up to date i'm style. They
will compete in prices.
| i. b. Kerr warns you to prepare for
cold snaps. He is prepared with
an immense stock of blankets and
fiannels. Serges and wooden dress
goods in endless variety.
A. Pacheco was fined SIS by Police
Judge Wilcox this morning for assault
and battery on Mr.. Ludloffer, and
Parker Lewis $40 for battering III.
Ludloff, with costs added in each case
The press representatives will be
William Larsen's guests on his steam
launch Sunday. A run to Pearl Har-
Dor and back will be made to test the
speed and seaworthiness of the
launch.
There was free for all fight at the
railway depot this morning between
some Japanese hackmen and Japa-
nese hotel runner. Many blows were
exchanged, but the scrappers scatter
ed before the police appeared on the