The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MULES FOR SALE.
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes OF the Day.

The Cyclomere meet entries will be
open until tomorrow noon.
DIR. A. McWayne of Holoaloa, Kona,
came by the Mauna Loa today.
II. w. Schmidt d Sons announce a
new consignment of tailoring goods.
The suit of Dortch against Gear will
be heard by Judge Stanley January 4.
Everything is being done to make
the Saturday evening bicycle races 4
success.
Paul Isenberg has fine lot of Cal
ifornia mules for sale, broken and
unbroken.
The Mauna Loa came in from Ha-
wall and Maui shortly before this
afternoon.
w. w. Bruner, the government road
engineer for Hawaii, arrived in the
city today.
Manager Clement of Cyclomere has
abandoned the police race for Satur-
day evenings sport.
The bark Nuuanu will sail this af-
ternoon for Kahului to load sugar
there for New York.
The court has granted Mary Dick
son temporary alimony from her hus-
band, Thomas Dickson.
The children of st. Andrews cathe-
dral will have their Christmas tree at
the cathedral this evening.
The New Years eve subscription
dance to be given at. Independence
park has been abandoned.
The damage suit of Mrs. Burgess
against the Tramway company is be-
ing heard in the circuit court
The regimental luau on Thursday
evening will be one of the biggest af-
fairs ever given by the military
Lyle A. Dickey, the lawyer has re-
turned to town after spending Christ
mas at the family hccnestead, Haiku,
Maui
Asada in Robinson block. "otel ST.,
has fine line of porcelain and lacquer
ware. which he is offering at reduced
prices
Ralph Hamilton. formerly assistant
time keeper on Makaweli plantation,
is in the city the guest of Sir Robert
Heron.
Cheek defeated Davis at handball
Yesterday. Bicknell and Bower and
Fetter and Jarrett will play this af-
ternoon.
The Primus kerosene oil gas stoves
are for sale by w. w. Dimond & Go.
You should see their line of stoves,
furnaces and ranges.
The exceptions taken by Attorney
Robertson in the cases of the Kauai
atn
heard at this term of the Supreme
Court.
One of the prettiest Christmas trees
ever seen by the members of the Pu-
nahou faculty was exhibited on last
Christmas day in the shape of a CO.
coanut tree.
Little Muriel Gibson and Harold
Gear were awarded the Christmas prI-
yes at Wall, Nichols Co.'S for having
written the best original letters to
Santa Claus.
The Wilder Steamship Company to-
day answered to C. j. Hutchins' COM
plant denying every allegation. Mr..
| Hutchins asks for $1400 damages for
loss of valise.
Senator Hooking and wife have re-
turned to the capital after spending
some time in the senatorial district of
Maui, and visiting their new coffee
estate at Nahiku.
Miss Emily Halstead, Miss Johnson
of Kamehameha, Arthur Davies and
Mr.. Burdick will sing solos at the Y.
NJ. c. A. concert. A. f. Murphy will
give a humorous recitation.
At the Christmas festivities in the
Portuguese Sabbath school on Friday
evening the scholars built a Christ
mas monument, each one reciting a
piece as he or she added block con-
tanning one of the letters in WELCOME
Merry Christmas
Galen NJ Fisher, who is on his way
to Japan to act as the travelling secre-
tary of the Student Young Mems
Christian Association Union of that
country, will meet the committeeman
of the Association and its members at
their building, Thursday evening, at
Z o'clock. He will speak on some top
ic of interest
f. o. Hall & Son always aim to
have calendars ''to burn" about this
season of the year. This year proved
to be no exception to the rule, as by
the Picking they received word that the
car containing the calendars had been
burned, and their 1898 calendars had
all gone up in smoke. They will re-
order by the first mail up and expect
to have supply before the end of
February.