The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-25

II. Collins on King street, near Nun
anu. Read the list, there will be
you need.
Mrs. w. w. Hall, Miss Kate McGrew,
William Love and the Quartette Club
will take part in the entertainment of
the Hagey Social Club in the Y. NJ. c.
A. hall Thursday evening.
The record for Kawaiahao church
for the year was read Sunday morn
ing. The church has cleared its debt
and now has $1S6 in the treasury. The
expenses last year amounted to $1,000.
A private letter by the Coptic says
a number of prominent shipping
houses in San Francisco are working
for the re-appointment of Henry w.
Severance as American Consul General
here.
Mr.. W. II. Baugh, who recently paid
into the Government treasury $4,000
for a commercial travellers license, is
rapidly reaping the harvest from his
investment in numerous sales in Ho-
nolulu.
Mr.. C. A. Spreckels, one of the own
ers of Spreckelsvlle plantation and
Mr.. G. NJ. Boote, a San Francisco man,
are making their headquarters at the
Hawaiian. They will go to Spreckels-
vile this week.
Al, l. ,f
the wheelmen this evening as sChed-
uled, to discuss the bicycle track
proposition owing to a meeting of the
delegates of the Regimental AnneNa-
ton committee.
Artist Yates portraits will be on ex-
hibition in the Kilohana Art League
tomorrow evening. The League is
sending out missives this afternoon
requesting the attendance of those in
terested in this art.
A petition for letters of adminlstra-
ton of the estate of j. III. Distelrath,
late of Olaa, Hawaii, was heard by
Judge Carter this morning. j. f..
Grossman, of Olaa, was appointed
under bond of $1,000.
The Honolulu Base Ball League will
hold meeting at the Chamber of
Commerce Wednesday afternoon, jan
uary 27, at 49,: 80 o'clock. The Club in
tending to enter for 1897 will see TINT
representative is at the meeting.
The proprietors or the managers of
the Hawaiian Opera House will not
hold themselves responsible for loss or
damage incurred to pianos, furniture
or properties of any kind unless same
shall have been loaned or rented.
Chrysty bread knives, trouser creas-
ers, aluminium lime and lemon squeez-
ers, collapsible water cups, Pendc-
Beauty" night lamps are the articles
described by w. w. Dimond in his adj
The Hawaiian Society, Sons of the
American Revolution, will meet in the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall on Wednesday evening
to formulate program for Washing
tons birthday. The society will be re-
ceived by Mr.. p C. Jones on that oc-
casion.
Rev. ID. p. Brine spoke of the four
gates of Heaven at the morning SER
vice of the Central Union church and
carried the same idea out in his ser.
mon at the evening service. There was
a splendid musical program at both
services.
c. b. Ripley was reelected Captain
of Company 8, Citizens Guard, at {
meeting of the members of that com
pany in the Fort street school hous,
Saturday evening. DR.. j. S. b. Prat
was chosen first lieutenant and iona
than Shaw was made second lieuten
ant.
A letter received by the Coptic fro.
Mrs. Frances Edgerton, states that sh
will be withModjeska this season. Mrs
Edgerton is quite well known in Ho
nolulu society, she having visited tn
islands. She will assume the role o
Queen Elizabeth in Mary, Queen O
Scots.
Harbor Officer Harry Evans is tn
proud owner of peculiar large blac
: monkey which has no tail, which wa
imported from China. Evans is teach
ing his pet to talk English and is sue
y. ceeding admirably. He will dispose c
1 the monkey for $50, which is quit
e reasonable for a talking monkey.