The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-28
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denSed Notes of the Day.

Davey displays a large painting of
Judge \. ". Carter.
f.. o. null n son quote prices in this
issue ON 1899 DlcNcics.
Paul lsenDerg, ST, has returned
from a visit to Kauai.
The c. ID. Bryant is loading $3.50
bags OF sugar from the W. q. Hall to-
day.
\ dance will he given Wednesday
afternoon on board the L. 5. 5. Ben
nington.
\ large assortment of tin toys for
Christmas at Hiro Shoten's, No. 81
Brrctania street.
The Hawaiian News Company has
opened a depot in the Irwin block on
Nuuanu street.
No business was transacted in gov
eminent circles today. All the Offices
and the courts were closed.
Camille" will he the farewell play
of the Mckee Rankin Company at the
opera house this evening.
The neatcst thing for Christmas is
Davey's photographs ON silk, in colors.
He invites an inspection of them.
Clarence II. Cooke and wife return
ed by the w. G. Hall yesterday morn
ing from visit to friends on Kauai.
\ first lieutenant of Company II, y.
G. H.. will he elected this evening.
Lieutenant W. Carlisle will succeed
himself.
The Bergstrom Music Company ask
your attention. and invite you to call
and examine their new stock of Sc
lected songs.
Mrs. Laura Wight gave a poi lunch
this afternoon at Eskbanl to few
friends. Mrs. Wight leaves for the
coast tomorrow.
II. Hacltfeld q Co. announce that
the City of Picking is sailing one day
late. and is therefore not expected
until Wednesday.
Government schools will reopen to-
morrow morning, after vacation of
five days incident to Thanksgiving and
Independence day.
Four big army ranges, each large
enough to cook for "A hundred men
or more, arrived by the Australia for
| the soldiers barracks.
The concert for the Piano for the
girls home on Molol<ai will take place
in Progress hall ON Thursday evening
beginning at s o'clock.
Chief Hunt turned a stream from a
fire engine on the United States coal
fire yesterday afternoon and soon had
the trouble under control.
On account of the death of Il. w.
| WIcoX's child the regular annual luau
of the Hui Kalaiaina, set for today,
has been postponed indefinitely.
McInerny's shoe store has just re-
ceivcd a full line of shoes for their
holiday trade. They claim the finest
line ever imported to Honolulu.
The Kilohana Art Leagues exhibit
ton will be open from / to this at
ternoon and to 9 this evening. This
is the last week of the exhibition.
Umpire Herbert and Captain a. st.
NJ. Macintosh call meeting of Rug
by footballers on the parade grounds
for practice at 1870 this afternoon.
IT, w. Schmidt & Sons not having
been able to close out their stock of
dry goods on Saturday will continue
the sale Tuesday morning, at 10
o'clock.
4 dividend will become due and
payable to the stockholders of the
Waimea Sugar Company, on NoVem-
Der Goth, at the office of Castle &
Cooke, Ltd.
The Sachs Dry Goods Company has
made special preparations for their
holiday trade. They have on eXhibi-
ton beautiful goods at prices that will
satisfy their customers.
The Vacuum Oil Company has eigh.
ty warehouses for the delivery of vac.
uum oils in thirtv-one countries OF
the world. The Pacific Hardware Co
are agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
On account of the play in the oDera
house and other events scheduled for
this evening it has been decided 10
pOstnone the meeting of the Hawaii
an Historical Society until tomorrow
evening. The meeting will he held in
the lecture room of the Y. NJ. c. A.