The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-22
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
denSed Notes of the Day.

Notice of land sale appears in this
issue.
Company meets this evening at
1880 o'clock.
The band will play at the football
game on Thanksgiving day.
The kinau this morning carried a
very large list of passengers.
Sam Parker returned on the Kinau
today to his home in Hawaii.
W. II. Hoogs left on this mornings
Mauna Loa for trip to Hawaii.
\. V Gear left this morning on the
Kinau for a business trip to Hilo.
October bills are being paid at
the Finance Office this afternoon.
Sam johnson made 40 with a very
close 4 at Kakaal>o butts yesterday af-
ternoon
Prince Cupid and wife left by the
Mauna Loa this morning for visit
to Kona.
Only about a dozen men of Compa-
ny f. First New York, are fit for ac-
tive duty.
The list of officers of the Kohala SUI
gar Company appears elsewhere in
this issue.
The list of officers-elect of the Will
der's Steamship Company is published
in this issue.
Home made mince meat is a special:
! ty for Thanksgiving at the Metropoli-
tan Meat Company's.
There will be "a special meeting of
Lodge lie Progress tonight with work
in the second degree.
The Sachs Dry Goods Company,
Ltd, have interesting reading in their
advertising space today.
Ernest Parker has a very creditable
still life canvass in the Kilohana eX-
hibited entitled Deep Sea Fish"
DR.. Walter Hoffman,, corner Bere-
tania and Punchbowl streets, publish
es his office hours in this issue.
On account of a large amount Of
freight arriving late the Mauna Loa
did not get away until nearly noon.
1t is tomorrow evening that the Ha-
waiian Rife Association will meet for
| the election of directors and officers.
II. w. Schmidt & Sons auction will
continue daily until everything, in
Guiding store fixtures, are closed out
The case of Waikulani VS.. Trustees
of the Bishop Estate, has gone over to
the February term of the circuit
cOurt.
Games Arundel has stated to
friends that family troubles induced
him to attempt suicide yesterday fore
noon.
Mrs. Decota, of Lahaina, has pre-
scented to Mrs. l.. NJ. Netlesen, nee Hay
selden, an excellent painting of the
Island of Lanai.
\ new hydrant was put in yesterday
afternoon at Schaefer's corner to take
the place of the one broken off in yes
terday's runaway.
Tickets for the Healani ball to be
given on Friday evening may be OBJ
tanned of DR.. A. C. Wall, Charles B
Gray or w. f. Wall
Rose Berliner sang my Honolulu
Lady" in addition to the regular pro-
gram at Emma square in response to
calls from the audience.
The suit of Lam Sam Chin against
H. A. Heen, assumpsit, has been dis
continued. This matter has been in
court for several months.
The Bergstrom Music Company
Ltd, have on exhibition an extra fine
Chickering piano. The public is in,
vited to call and examine it.
Goo Kim, 210 Nuuanu street, will in
augurate a grand clearing sale of dry
and fancy goods, commencing Deem
Der 1st and continuing during the
month.
Per Australia, in refrigerator, Cam
arinos will receive for Thanksgiving
refrigerated turkeys and all game il
season, fresh oysters, salmon, sole
crabs, founders; also fresh fruits an6
vegetables.
Messrs. Lewis & Co., May & Co., J
II. Waterhouse, H. E. Mcintyre & Bro
and Charles Hustace will not open
their stores on Thanksgiving day and
request customers to place their ord
ers as early as convenient on We'd
nesday.