The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-03
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

The y. NJ. {. y. concert occurs this
evening.
Australia first thing tomorrow
morning.
\ number of Islanders will return
on the Australia.
This is the week of prayer around
the whole world
Government schools are open again
after the holidays.
The Adams will get away to San
Francisco on Thursday.
Oahu college students are enjoying
another week of vacation.
Concert at Emma Square this even
ing. Miss Kanoho will sing.
Evangelist +. ID. Garvin spoke to the
Kamehameha students last evening.
Ben Haaheo. plumber and tinsmith
King street, has card in this issue.
j. J. Egan calls attention to Son
nette" corsets. He has Il full assort-
ment.
w. S. Edings has been appointed a
notary public for the First Judicial
Circuit.
The Research club will take up the
park question at its meeting this
month.
Bruce Cartwright and II. II. Corn
well, ST., will be on the Australia to-
morrow.
n. S. Sachs offers big reductions in
worsted dress goods and tlannelettes
this week only.
When on Maui stop at the Hotel de
Maui, y. Won Graevemeyer, proprietor.
European cooking.
The Royal Hawaiian band serenad-
ed many citizens on New Years night
including Minister Damon.
Paul Isenberg entertained a small
party of friends at dinner at his Wal
alae ranch last evening.
Mr.. Smith, an attorney of Chicago,
was today granted "A license to prac-
tice in the courts of Hawaii.
Wing Wo Tai g. Co., PA Nuuanu
street, call attention to crockeryware,
rattan chairs, silks and cigars.
Miss Kathleen King received many
congratulations upon her success In
decorating the Executive building.
f. o. Hall & Son will have a fine lot
of bicycles in few days. They eX-
pect some Columbia chainless among
| them.
Captain and Mrs. Matson and daugh-
ter came from Hlo on the Claudine.
They will leave for San Francisco this
week
Manager Clement is now busy pre-
pairing for the regular Cyclomere BIZ
cycle meet. which will open on Janu-
airy %.
Mrs. A. F. Judd will receive the
! Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton at her home this evening. y meet
ing will be held.
For fine art screens, silks, kimonos,
pajamas, and all kinds of shirts, call
on Murata &, Co., corner Hotel and
| Nuuanu streets.
Monday, January nth, will be OBJ
served as "A national holiday, and all
government offices throughout the Re
public will be closed.
Superintendent Eckhart of the
Queens Hospital has lost his mus
tache. Major Mccarthy has presented
him with "A green flag.
Galen NJ. Fisher occupied the pulpit
at Central Union last evening. He
| spoke on Fidelity to Lofty Pur-
pose, Athens or Jerusalem"
The Pacific Hardware Company rec
ommend the Aluminium cane knife,
and call attention to their large stock
of paints. varnishes and brushes.
The regular monthly meeting of the
! Woman's Board of Missions will take
| place on Tuesday, the 4th of January
in Central Union church, at 2:3O.
The Agent of Public Lands will Of
fer for sale at the front entrance of
the judiciary building on February s.
1898, the leases on several pieces of
land.
The Cabinet has decided that the
allowance of fifty feet for the Carter
memorial is too much and has notified
the committee that thirty feet will DE
granted.
At the conservation service of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor in Central Union last even,
ing, the leader spoke on "Our sins and
how to get rid of them"
The Consul General of the United
States gives notice that all persons
having claims against the late Chas
Thierbach, to present them, properly
verified, within thirty days.
The annual meeting of Central Uni
on will be held Thursday, January 1;
at 1880 p. m. Brief reports will bt
presented from all departments OF
the work of the church. The meeting
will be informal and social in It's
character. After the reports have
been read, refreshments will be serv
ed to all.
SJTNAIONED To AppEAR