The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEME NTS.
MEETING NOTICE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEWS in A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Frank Atherton is on the sick list !
! today.
kona coffee. % cents Il pound, at T. !
Naito's, 21l Ming street.
Joseph Brewer and Miss Brewer are
visiting the Island of Kauai.
The bark {. u. Bryant is taking on
sugar today from the Mazama.
Albert II. Hoogs sailed by the AUS
| trala Yesterday for San Francisco.
r. McCants Stewart was today adj !
mitted to practice law in the courts of
Hawaii.
Silk underwear and everything that
is fine and up to date can he secured
at McInerny's.
Mrs. {. r. Cooper and her brother
]. Tarn McGrew are visiting friends
at Maliawcli, Kauai.
II. p. Baldwin, j. Il. Castle and wife
and j. Q. Wood expect to sail by the
Picking for the Coast.
\ large and enthusiastic audience
heard the music of Bergpr's band in
Emma square last evening.
The schooner Kaukeole. sailing to-
day. carries the big iron smoke stack
for the new Hamakua mill.
W. j. Lowrie. the new manager of
Sprcckelsyille. sailed by the Claudne
yesterday afternoon for his post.
Minister Cooper, Minister King and
W. +. ROwell returned by the Mauna
Lon yesterday afternoon from Hawaii.
This being ST. Andrews day, special
services are being held in st. Andrews
cathedral under the auspices of Bish-
op Willis.
Louis McGrew met an old friend on
the Transport st. Paul. The young
men were soldiers together in Texas
some years ago.
The hospital nurses on the through
transport st. Paul paid visit to Ka-
mehameha schools and Bishop muse
um yesterday afternoon.
There will be rehearsal by the Am
aateur Orchestra this evening of mu-
sic to be played at the piano benefit
concert tomorrow night.
d. L. Conkling, of Gear, Lansing &
Co.'S Office, left by the Australia YES
terdav afternoon for visit of four
weeks to San Francisco
There will he a special meeting of
the Waimea Sugar Mill Ompany at
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning at the
Office of Castle q Cooke, Ltd.
The members of the Amateur Or
chestra are called for rehearsal this
evening at Progress hall, at Sis. En-
trance from Beretania street.
Pearson q Hebron have just open
ed up another large consignment of
athletic goods, which they will be
pleased to show to any interested cal
lerS
In the suit of All Him VS.. Henry
Holmes. ct. al. action to quiet title.
Judge Perry has quashed proceedings
in so far as they relate to defendant
Holmes.
\ special meeting of the stoclhold-
ers of Waialua Agricultural Company
is called to meet at the Office of Castle
& Cooke. Ltd, at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
There will be a meeting of the COM
missioners of education at 2:30 to-
morrow afternoon to hear the report
of Minister Cooper on his visit to the
schools on Hawaii.
4 short meeting of the directors Of
the Planters Association was held
this morning for the discussion of a
proposition relating to handling SUI
gar, which was rejected.
II. Hackfeld &, Co. have Just re-
ceved from Europe large assort-
ment of toys and fancy goods for the
holiday trade. They are now on eX-
hibition and for sale.
The many friends of Harry Flint of
the L. S. S. Bennington will be pleas
ed to hear he is rapidly recovering
from the attack of pleurisy he had,
and hopes to join his ship in few
days.
Your presence at the entertainment
at Progress hall, Thursday evening,
to raise funds for a new piano for the
Bishop Home, Mololai, will show that
you are in entire sympathy with the
worthy object.
A chop house and lunch counter will
be opened tomorrow on Fort street,
near the new Orpheum theater. 1t
will be conducted by Bernhard de
Jiere, the well known chef, and Geo.
Clark. Nothing but white labor will
be employed.