The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-14
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

week.
Band concert at the Hawaiian hotel
this evening.
The Baltimore will go out to target
practice this week.
The Kamehameha day sports will
take place on Saturday
Hawaiian Lodge A., f. & \. NJ, meet
this evening. Work in the first de-
gree.
The Helene will leave for Hama,
Maui. on the 22nd inst, instead of the
2lst.
J. 4. King Minister of the Interior.
has notice in this issue regarding
hacks.
The matter of appointing a guardian
for Keo Punt will come up tomorrow
morning.
The Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 will in
stall its newly elected officers on st.
Johns day.
The students at Iolaui college will
be addressed this evening by Kev.
Louis Byrde.
Marshal Brown today made his re-
turn to the Judiciary of the execution
of Murderer Noa.
n. S. Sachs invites inspection of his
Irish point lace, embroideries and
handkerchiefs in this issue.
The Louvre saloon is well supplied
with fine liquors, and will be pleased
to cater to their friends.
Mrs. Helen Kelley and daughters
have gone to Hilo to spend the holi-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Goodale
Lila Naone Kapoi secured judy
ment today against Mamie II. Rice
and the Kaneohe Ranch Company.
An entertainment will be given In
Lusitana hall on Saturday evening for
the benefit of the Portuguese lepers
on Molokai.
l.. l.. McCandless bought some gov
eminent land at Koolau. at public
auction yesterday, for $500. The up
set price was $500.
f. c. Atherton calls attention to
the superior quality of the Sterling
bicycle. Household Goods Depart
ment of Castle & Cooke.
The Historical Society will meet at
the Y. NJ. C. hall this evening at 1880
give talk about Polynesia.
DR.. Charles NJ. Hyde gave very in
teresting account of his travels
through Japa,l and China before the
Social Science club last evening.
There will be horse races and
big baseball gabe at Kaloa, Kauai, on
Christmas day, and the usual big din
ner at Kealia, Col Spalding's place.
Bandmaster Masten of Cleveland,
o., is expected here shortly to reor-
ganize the cid Royal Hawaiian band,
preparatory for tour of America.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
in their Timely Topics have some
thing of interest for holiday buyers.
The enterprsing firm of Pacheco &
Fernandez are building a stone walk
across Hotel street for the benefit of
pedestrians, which will cost about $50.
He's a pretty mean fellow when he
won't buy ticket to the charity ell
tertainment on Saturday evening,
when his own sweetheart is selling
them.
The new grocery store of c. j. Hut
chins in the Fisher building on Fort
street is getting the patronage it de-
serves. Everything fresh and prices
are reasonable.
Walter c. Weldon has sold his Lu-
nalilo street lot to Fred Waldron. who
will at once commence the erection
of a comfortable dwelling. The con-
sideration for the lot was $1425.
The trustees of the Charles r.
Bishop trust have filed their second
annual account. which shows that out
of a fund of $i3, 16l 90 there has been
expended $1S,2S2.61, leaving balance
of $24 ,S79.02
| Judge Hitchcock of Hilo has strick-
en- from the calendar the case of Mr..
and Mrs. Juen, contesting the will of
Joseph Lazarus. The attorneys for
the contestants will take the case to
the Supreme Court.
The preliminaries for the Y. NJ
I a. handball tournament will open this
afternoon. DR.. Burgess and +. III. Kill
hey will compete. Secretary Coleman
and Al Moore will be pitted against
each other tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock ], F. Nor
gan will sell at auction all the house
hold furniture of the late Adelia
Cornwell, at the premises on Judd
street. This will be an extensive sale
and a good opportunity to secure
some choice furniture, paintings, Chi
ma, etc.