The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-04
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Tive Cons
densed Notes Of the Day.
no cricket today.

The Ensign tonight.
Government October bills were paid
today.
The GAYS have returned to their
home on Kauai.
\. jackson is going to Hilo shortly
to reside permanently.
\ position is wanted by a young
lady 10 do light housework.
l,he deposits in the Postal Savings
Bank are steadily increasing.
Ring up Central Market for Sunday
morning breakfast sausage.
William Larsen will have his new
launch in the harbor Monday.
Men and Women will be played by
the Frawleys on Monday night.
The kilohana Art League rooms will
he kept open this afternoon and even
ing.
Up to date gents furnishing goods,
at The Hash, Waverly block, Hotel
street.
The Metropolitan Meat Market will
send you choice meat for Sunday.
Ring up As.
Lieutenant Viola Monroe of the Sal
walton Army will return to the States
on the Moana.
Eva plantation dividends for 1897
were 80 per cent. or 100000 on Il crop
of over $4,000 short tons.
Hugo Fishers water colors at King
Brothers, on Hotel street. See list rs
published in another column.
+. w. Jordan calls attention to his
large assortment of Christmas goods
at the No. 10 Store, Fort street.
The quarantine station is empty.
Chief McNeigh and his men will have
"A rest until the arrival of the Doric.
The Golden Rule Bazaar has issued
handsome senic calendar for 1898.
They will be on sale Monday morn
ing.
he old reliable Australia is now
on her twenty-second year of con-,
slant service between Honolulu and
San Francisco.
p. c. Jones has force of men at
work in the Hawaiian Safe and De-
post building, putting up the fixtures
for the new bank which will be OPP
ened next month.
The Government band will play at
the reception to Mr. and Mrs. Walker
at Craigside this afternoon and in
consequence the Emma Square con-
cert has been abandoned.
\ large portrait of Chief Justice
Judd and Associate Justices Frear and
Whiting, is on exhibition in the dis
play window of the HOLSTER Drug
Company. The work is excellent.
Five beautiful residence sites will
be sold by j. F. Morgan on December
II. The lots are in the immediate vi
vinity of George Manson's place on
the Waikiki road, and command fine
view.
Wednesday, December Sth, Jas. F.
Morgan will sell rare collection of
Japanese, African and Pacific Island
curios, also rare ferns, the property
of the late Commissioner \. G.. S.
Halves.
There We're tifty-nine sugar estates
in Hawaii in 1896, having an aggre-
gate valuation of $1s.174,644 Thirty
of these were owned by American cor
porations and firms. representing
$12,369,276 of the total amount
After todays exhibit of the art pic
lures in the Kilohana Art League
rooms, the paintings will be taken TO
the Pacific Hardware Company art
hall. where public sale exhibition is
to take place next Wednesday.
A lighthouse will soon be erected on
Diamond Head by the Interior De-
partment. The rays will be sent out
from an elevation of f60 feet above
sea level and can be seen for twenty
miles out at sea. Electricity will be
| used.
Henry Holmes and will will leave
for England shortly on account of
Mrs. Holmes health, Mr.. Holmes has
resigned the position he has held IS
Office trustees of the Bishop estate. A
c. Lovekin has been appointed chief
clerk of the estate.