The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-07
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL,
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con
dcnscd Notes OF the Day.

The FraWlcNS say au reNOlr tOnlgnt.
DR.. Reid of Waialua is Il city visi-
tor.
W. II. Vance viii lecture in the Y.
VI. c. \. hall this evening.
\ liberal reward is offered for the
return of Il lost carriage robe.
J. |. Dowsett advertises a great re-
duction in the price of salt
The Temple of Fashion announces
capes for cool weather. Also laccs
and insertions at very low prices.
Frozen oysters received by the Bea-
yer Lunch rooms per Australia today
George r. Carter spoke to the stu
dents at Oahu college yesterday on
athletics.
Lewis d Co. received their usual
large amount of goods ION ice" by
the Australia
II. May & Co. received fresh roll but
ter. oysters,' fruit. etc, on ice by the
Australia, today.
William Cunningham is collecting
in the subscriptions to the Kapiolani
race horse track.
Commencing this evening. Wall,
Nichols Co. will keep open every ev-
ening upntil Christmas.
The German bakery, S33 Fort street.
is preparing for the Christmas trade.
Leave your pastry orders.
Secretary Wray Taylor of the I'm
migration Board was a. Eva today at
tending to labor matters.
c. II. Dickey will arrive from Maui
on the Kinau Friday to attend the
Board of Equalization meeting,
Mrs. NJ. Hanna announces today
that hats are almost given away at
her millinery store, Fort street.
j. w. Bergstrom is ready for bust
ness at his new place IN the Masonic
Temple. He handles the Kroeger pi-
ano.
\ large stock of seasonable goods ar
rived for l.. b. Kerr on the Australia
and will be ready for inspection with
out delay.
The Cleaners doll sale takes place
in the Sunday school rooms of the
Central Union church on Friday, De
cember 10th.
Camarino's refrigerator was replen-
with the usual large amount of ice
house goods.
Mother" Mary Rice is addressing
the meeting of the woman's hoard of
missions this afternoon in Central
Union church.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
have something to say about refriger-
ators and sewing machines in their
columns today.
At 10 o'clock tomorrow j. F. Morgan
viii dispose of the curios belonging TO
the late Commissioner Halves, at his
salesrooms on Queen street.
Theo. II. Davies, Rev. c. II. Tom
kins and Rev. Mr.. Byrd will speak at
the missionary meeting in st. An
drew's cathedral on Thursday evening
The Frawley company make THEN
last appearance this evening in 1.-The
Lost Paradise" Each lady attending
will be presented with "A souvenir pho
tograph of Miss Blanche Bates.
Alfred Davis, an expert engineer
and machinest. who came by the RiC
de Janeiro, will sing tenor solo n
the Sunday morning service of The
oecOlu congregation VI o. AhuitN
cathedral.
Horns window shows two handsome
wedding cakes. The skill of MI. II
Horn in this line secures them almost
all of this kind of business. They an
nounce in another column that they
are fully prepared to meet all de
mand for Christmas pastry
The University club will meet n
Overseas" Mr.. Ballou's home, on the
evening of December 10th, to elect of
ficers. The sem-annual banquet viii
not be given until after the arrival o
| Prof. Alexander Agassiz from the
South Seas next year.
There is to be grand concert a
the Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow even
ing, to welcome the passengers by thu
Australia and to speed the Frawley
company. Mr.. James requisites tina
during the evening hacks entering thu
hotel grounds enter from Beretani;
street, in order that the people ma.
haze the full freedom of the ground