The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-24
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
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Christmas Eve.
The star will not be issued on Mon
day.
Prince David returned this morning
from Mana.
New and interesting program at the
Orpheum tonight.
Company f, n. G. H., will elect a
captain Tuesday evening.
| About 200 Christmas presents arriv-
ed by the Kinau this morning from
the other Islands.
The funeral of the late Private II. B.
Moore. Company L, First New York,
took place at 10 o'clock.
The band will play at Emma square
this afternoon as usual and at Makee
Island tomorrow afternoon.
Christmas tree exercises at the
! Methodist and Christian churches will
be held at 1880 Monday evening.
Matinee at the Orpheum this after
noon and a new program for the reg
ular entertainment this evening.
This is the evening of the Christmas
dinner and dance at the Hawaiian ho-
tel. The Quintette club will play.
While holiday shopping do not fail
to call in at The Kash. They have
beautiful neckties from 25 cents up.
Christmas exercises will be carried
out by the Epworth League in the
Methodist church tomorrow evening.
A Christmas song service will be
held by church people of the city on
board the Bennington, Monday morn
ing.
The Metropolitan Meat Company
can supply turkeys for Christmas din
ner. Plenty more coming on the Mo
vera.
\ quintette club concert on the We
randa of Dimond & Co.'S last evening
was listened to by several hundred
people.
j. 5. McCandless returned this morn
ing. He reports that the Lahaina mill
will begin grinding about the Goth of
next month.
Young pigs for roasting. chickens.
ducks and geese, for Christmas din
ner, at the Central Meat Market. Tel
ephone 1914.
certificate of stock for one share
in Hawaiian Sugar Company has been
lost The finder will please return to
Harry Armitage.
Professor Edgar Wood of the Nor
nal school, and II. NJ. Wells, will
leave next week for tramp around
the Island of Oahu.
Captain Phillip NJ. Lydig. L. S. v.
was return passenger by the Kinau
today from strictly pleasure visit to
Hawaii and the Volcano
The Scientific American, the high
est authority on mechanical instruc-
ton, believes Tribune bicycles to be
the best produced in America.
Deputy Attorney General nolo
y. Thompson and j. G. NJ. Sheldon
returned by the Kinau this morning
from the court term at Lahaina.
There was specially interesting
meeting of Sunday school workers at
the Y. NJ. c. \. hall yesterday morn
ing for the study of the Christmas les
son.
The treasurer of Eva Plantation
Company gives notice that the stock
books of said company will be closed
to transfers from December 2Sth to
31st inclusive.
[. II. Fairer and George Rodeik.
managers of the Davies and Hackfeld
Hllo stores, respectively, came down
by the Kinau today, to spend Christ
mas in the city.
The Cineograph is highly endorsed
by the press of the mainland. An op-
Portunity to witness the interesting
and lifelike scenes of the Spanish
American war will be had this evening
at the opera house.
Camara d Co., liquor dealers, Fort
street, remembered the bows at The
star office in their usual liberal man.
ner, for all of which they return
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