The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-10
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

The National Guard rifle shoot be-
gins on the goth inst.
J. Q. Wood is going to I1ilo on bust
ness about January LIST.
The Sharpshooters are making some
high scores this month.
=. Maurice Mcmahon, the Hilo Ste
nographer. is city visitor.
The Walls are moving into the old
Stacker house on King street.
Archie c. Steele, business manager
of the Hilo Tribune, is in town.
Attorney W. 5. Wise came from Hi
10 today to attend the Supreme Court.
Harry Rycroft. the young Puma cof-
fee planter. is expected here by Christ
mas.
p. II. Isenberg offers for sale 1Ta-
waian bred mules, broken or unbro-
ken.
Quite a few japanese brought by
the Doric are now on Quarantine Is
land
The members of Company G will Sc
lect IA captain and two lieutenants
next week.
The Young Mems Research club
will meet with Rev. and Mrs. Birnie
this evening.
Mrs. T. j. Higgins of Olaa will ar
rive in Honolulu to spend the holidays
with friends.
Tom Wall is back from Hilo. He
says not a drop of rain has fallen
for two weeks.
p. c. Jones.received greetings from
many friends today. He mas reached
his siXtieth mile post.
Captain Bergman had Il company
of marines from the Baltimore on
shore this morning for drill.
Twelve DRINKS and dsturbers Of
the peace were fined So each and costs
in the police court this morning.
H. w. Schmidt calls attention to the
White sewing machine and the Adj
lake camera as desirable Christmas
gifts.
Wilder's new steamer, Maui, will ar
rive from the Coast in the latter part
of January, or the early part of Feb
ruary.
w. H. Rice has extra large mules
and several fine horses for sale. They
may be seen at his stables on School
street.
Good residence property near Ka-
mehameha school is offered for sale.
by Mrs. Z. NJ. Nakuina, No. Is Hotel
street
Tomorrow at - o'clock noon J. F..
Morgan will sell at his sales room, on
Queen street, five residence lots, on
liberal terms.
President c. l.. Wight of the Wilder
Steamship company returned this af-
ternoon by the kinau from "a flying
visit to Maui.
Miss NJ. A. Walsh, Pacific Coast
lecturer, will give an address before
the Aloha branch of the Theosophical
Society in January.
The China is due to arrive from the
ORIENT next Thursday. She will prob
ably get in on Wednesday and leave a
lutte later than the Australia.
John II. Tregloan, a pioneer of Cal
ifornia, and uncle of j. ID. Tregloan,
the tailor of Honolulu, died at Alame-
tia last week, at "a ripe old age.
j. S. Walker is presenting his pat
rons and friends with handsome 1898
calendar, to remind them that he is
still in the insurance business.
Henry Vida denies that either he or
his brother had anything to do with
the luau given to the frawleys in
Pauoa valley last Wednesday night.
The City Furniture Store, IL. III.
Williams, manager calls attention to
its assortment of baby carriages and
odd pieces of furniture in this issue.
Mrs. III. S. Townsend and children
will arrive from Hilo the latter part
of the month. 1t is expected that Mr..
and Mrs. Townsend will go to house
keeping here.
1t is understood that the cottage
which Mr.. Gedge is erecting on the
Hawaiian hotel grounds and another
cottage shortly to be built, will be
fitted up for offices.
Isoshima the King street halter, Of
fers a $40 Panama hat to the person
guessing nearest the number of yards
in the monster hat" now on exhibit
ton in his show window.
The regular meeting of the Hawaii
an Mission Children's Society will be
held tomorrow evening, with DR.. and
Mrs. G. p. Andrews, at the home of
George p. Castle, at 1880 o'clock.
Manager l.. L. Grant of the Hilo
hotel had G. S. Bradford arrested in
Hilo last week on the charge of gross
cheat The case grew out of the sale
considered he had been over-charged.
The derrick and machinery for the
new wire landing at Laupahoehoe arc
in the hold of the barkentine Irm-
gard, which arrived yesterday from
the Coast. The anchor weighs about
five tons.
The horses which arrived on the
barkentine Irmgard yesterday are ra-
GERS and came from the Spreckels'
stables, which were sold out few
days before the vessel sailed from San
Francisco.
All Min, the Chinese steward who
assaulted All You, the yard boy at the
Young's beach residence, few days
ago, was fined $50 by Police Judge
Wilcox this morning. All You's wound
did not prove serious, as was at first
feared.
Mrs. Cora Fairchild of Texas, who
is spending the winter in Honolulu,
has removed to the Hebron cottage,
at Waikiki beach. on the old road.
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