The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-11
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
sniled at noon.

The Adams will arrive in Honolulu
next month.
Band plays at the Hawaiian hotel
this evening.
The Frawley season sale viii close
tomorrow night.
ployer are Swa1miug on the other
side of the Island.
The Educational Commissioners
meet this afternoon.
List Of officers of Kahului Il. Il. Co.
appears elsewhere.
The Elsie Adair company will be
here early next year
O. G. Traphageu. architect. is locat-
ed at 223 Merchant street.
President Dole's Thanksgiving proc
lamation appears in this issue.
Theo. H. Davies was "A caller at the
Presidents office this morning.
Wilder & Co. have elected new Off
GERS: the list appears in this issue.
The government has ordered the
sale of Tantalus lots on the 23rd inst.
n. Hamano will open a merchandise
store at Kalihwai, Kauai, on Deem
Der LIST.
For bargains in footwear read the
Fairchild's shoe advertisement on
Page ).
Hawaiian Consul General David
Thomas died at Valparaiso on Septem-
Der 18th.
The Alameda will arrive from San
Francisco one week from today with
the Frawleys on board.
Every arrangement has been made
for the Healani dance at the boat
house tomorrow evening.
Minister King will open the bids
for the curbing and paving about the
new fire station tomorrow noon.
DR.. Waughop writes from Kohala
that DR.. Bond is rapidly improving
from his attack of typhoid fever.
Minister Cooper, so the Eastern pa
pers state, has been elected thirty
third degree Mason in Washington.
The Minister of the Interior gives
notice that Saturday, November 27th,
! 1897. will be observed as National
holiday.
just 34,339 fish of all varieties were
inspected at the fish market during
the past week by Inspector Keliipio
and his deputies
1t is Tuesday and not Friday after
noon the the Misses Young will re-
ceive in honor of Miss Mabelle NJ.
Rutherford of Oakland.
Princess Kaiulani has announced
that she will receive Hawaians at
her home, Ainahau, Waikiki, between
10 and on Saturdays.
". a. Cheek. the new assistant sec
rotary of the Young Mems Christian
Association, will sail from San Fran
cisco today on the Alameda.
Miss f. V. Cuff. trained nurse en-
ployed for the Hilo hospital by Rev.
II. w. Peck in San Francisco, goes to
Hilo tomorrow on the Kinau.
Jim Delaney and Billy Mason have
been relieved from duty on the noun
ted police patrol and new men will be
appointed in their places today
Acting British Consul General and
| Commissioner w. j. Kenny was pre-
scented to Minister Cooper by Thomas
Rain Walker yesterday afternoon.
| Miss Kate Friis. daughter of Captain
Friis, returned to her home in San
| Francisco on the Martha Davis, after
a delightful summers visit with the
! Hedemanns.
John H. Drew, with the firm of Cas-
| tie e. Cooke, and Miss Blanche Will
! hanson of Oakland were married last
evening by Rev. T. d. Garvin of the
| Christian church.
Dr. w. J. Goodhue of Chicago has APP
| piled to President Smith of the Board
of Health for a position. The appli-
cant is brother of DR.. f. S. Goodhue,
government physician at Kaloa, Ka-
| uai.
Minister Hatch wrote Attorney
/ General Smith from San Francisco
suggesting that the Health Depart
ment might do well to see that no
freight is coming to Honolulu through
the yellow fever district.
C. j. Hutchins, who has been in Ha-
wall for the past year in the interest
of the Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany, will go to China about the first
of the year. Mrs. Hutchins will arrive
from the coast in a few days to join
her husband.
f. r. Folsom, late of Los Angeles
Cali, who resided in Honolulu in the
early seventies, returned to the city
via Hilo, by the last Kinau. Mr.. Fol
som was a nephew of the late Chic
Justice Harris. He proposes to enter
into business shortly.
DIR. Moore has written the Board D
Health complaining of the undesir
able location of Lyman's slaughteI
house in the town of Hilo. Presiden
Smith has taken up the correspond
ence with DR., Moore. The slaughte
house will surely be moved.
Commodore BeclSley was discoveret
this morning writing checks for hi
son Henry, who was the hero of tn
Berkley-Stanford freshman football
match. He says Henry's training
expenses are bit heavy, but the DO.
can get all he wants without a mur
muir when he plays such football
Fred McChesney's horse, attached t
light brake, and tied to an irol
shutter at the Queen street store
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