The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-30
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denscd Notes Of the Day.
Ihe llraMleNs tonight.

Inc lfdWleNS tonight.
ueld by the Enemy tonight.
Mauna Loa sailed for hawaii this
morning.
The nealth Department will meet
tomorrow.
Judge rerrys special term will be-
gin Monday.
The supreme Court will convene on
December 20.
Health Officer Reynolds has return
ed from Molokai.
H.. ". Schmidt 4, Sons have issued a
fine 1898 calendar.
Mrs. Rasemann has card of thanks
to friends in this issue.
Benefit concert in st. Andrews ca
thedral this evening.
kinau arrived at noon today with a
good number of passengers.
The societies in charge of the Ma
ternity Home will meet tomorrow.
William Carlisle was reelected lieu
tenant of Company H last evening.
The election of officers of the Wal
amaze Company appears in this issue.
f. c. Atherton is selling type writ
ers for $500: read advertisement On
this page.
S. Ozaki offers for Christmas beau
tiful silk goods. toys and fancy goods
in great variety.
Iwakami has a fine display of holt
day goods on sale in the Ehlers sto,c
OH Bethel street.
President and Mrs. Dole will likely
return from their visit to Hawaii on
the Mauna Loa next Tuesday.
The Aloha branch of the Theosophi-
cal society will meet this evening. \
Marquis will address the meeting.
r. ". Barnard has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF f. HUT
ton in place of Thomas Rain Walker.
Assistant Secretary Cheek has IA
well organized athletic class in train
ing for the kamehameha Day sports.
This is the last week of the traw-
ley season. The great war play held
by the Enemy Will be played this ev
eiing.
Goo Kim, the Nuuanu street mer-
chant. announces dry goods at great
reduced prices for the month com
mencing December LIST.
\ notice is published in this issue
of a special term of the Circuit Court,
opening on Monday, December 9th,
Judge Perry presiding.
Kapea and kaio, the convicted muir
derers of DR.. Smith, will be sentenced
by Judge Perry at the special term of
the Circuit Court next week.
The Pacific Cycle and Manufacture
ing Company call attention to the
Remington wheel for boys and girls,
as a suitable Christmas present.
Mrs. George f. Boardman announce
es her annual Christmas sale of fancy
articles, commencing December 1st, at
her residence, corner of Kapiolani and
Lunalilo streets.
Christian Castendyk is now tempo
rarily in charge of Hackfeld g. Co.
Mountain View store. He will go 10
Lnhaina, Maui, shortly to take charge
Of the company's store at that place.
The Moana will take on board a
large number of passengers at Homo
lulu next week. Among them will ,e
the Frawleys. Uncle George" Brom-
lev and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rain
Walker. NE
Things are looking bright now for
next years baseball season. The
Star, ST. Louis and Regiment clubs
will continue in the field. New clubs
viii be organized at Punahou and at
Kamehameha. a.
Now the boys from the Barracks
have taken up basket ball Bower,
Moore, Clark. Seaman and Harris are
practicing twice a week in the Y. VI.
c. A. gym. The Regiment will organ
ize a team to compete in the tour
nament. H# e
Twenty-three convicts in Oahu
prison testified their belief in God
and their willingness to follow him
as a leader at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association meeting on Sunday.
The meeting was led by Secretary
Coleman.
Some of the finest Bavarian China
and Danish pottery ever brought &c
Hawaii has just been received by W
w. Dimond & Co. The china is made
up into writing sets and other novel
ties. These goods will not be display
ed until the opening.
At 10 o'clock tomorrow, at the prem
Uses, Palama, James f. Morgan vii
sell the furniture and effects of the
late British Commissioner A. G. 5
Halves. The furniture, crockery ant
glassware, horses and carriages ant
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