The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-09
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

denSed Notes OF lhe Dhl'
Rudolph Banning is again visiting |
the city from California.
c. W, Walton, wife and son, OF IA
hala plantation, is in town.
Company ID will have little relax
alton" after drill this evening.
f. S. Dodge and son returned from
n trip to Hawaii this morning.
The wife and child of #. A. Jacobs,
the insurance man, arrived by the Mo-
ana yesterday.
Representative J. d. Paris arrived
from Kona this afternoon to attend
to some law business.
Mrs Gum will have another gener-
al dance for the benefit of her classes
in Progress hall this evening.
Full particulars in tomorrow's Star
of the great auction sale by James F.
Morgan of $4,000 worth of rugs.
NJ. b. Macfarlane. who has been
working in Mr.. Coerpers store at Ho-
| maloa. Kona, is down on a vacation.
Mrs. Slater, wife of the captain of
the bark wilma, and Miss Clare, her
guest. arrived in that vessel this morn
ing.
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turn again by the steamer sailing on
February list to their home in Cali
! fornia.
E. 0. Hall & Son have a full line of
Juvenile wheels, just the thing for
Christmas presents, and they sell at
$2S to $35.
Sealed tenders for three room
school building at Makawao, Maui, are
asked for by the Minister of Public In
struction.
Barring the lack of room there was
an excellent rehearsal of the Amateur
orchestra at BergstrOm's music store
last evening.
Passengers by the Garonne thank
ed Professor Berger last evening for
the concert given in their behalf at
the Hawaiian hotel.
The Minister of Finance gives Off
cial notice in this issue of certain
bonds on which interest ceased on
November -, 1898.
On account Of the failure of a quo
rum to appear there was no meeting
Of the commissioners of education
yesterday afternoon.
There win not be meeting this af-
ternoon of Sunday school supermtend-
ents and teachers. the Needham revi-
val meeting interfering.
The Hebron Drug Company handle
only the Eastman kodaks. They con-
slider them satisfactory in every way.
Prices range from s. to S35.
Manager Lucas NnI give d french
dinner and dance at The Hawaiian ho-
tel tomorrow evening. i'm honor of the
passengers by the Garonne.
Tomorrow at II o'clock a. M. James
+. Morgan will sell At auction, on the
premises, the lease of the store room
occupied by II. w. Schmidt 4 Sons.
l.. b. Kerr has IA fine display of mil
lnery goods at his Queen street store
and is quoting prices upon other
goods that cannot fail to attract buy.
erS.
Theo. F. Lansing leaves by the Gaze
lie today to join his family in Califor-
mia. Mrs. Lansing has been attend
ing TO the education of her children
on the coast.
Charles Bessere", proprietor of the
Walla Walla Union and journal. the
leading daily paper of that section of
the state of Washington, is one of the
passengers by the Garonne.
Preparations are about complete for
the opening of the Orpheum theater
tomorrow evening. Seats are on sale
at the Pacific Cycle and Manufacture
ing Company's store. Fort street.
Professor Koebele and Commissioner
of Agriculture Clark will probably
leave by the Kinau next Tuesday foI
Hawaii to examine the blight com
planned of on the coffee trees of Olaa
responsible firm will hire the eel
lar of the Schmidt premises, King
street, from any purchasing the lease
which is to be sold tomorrow, and will
pay 10 per cent of the bonus price ana
lease
The native Hawaiian employees OF
the Honolulu Iron Works. through
their committee, have sent letter 70
the management asking that the Gus.
tom of advancing wages on the Satur.
days between pay days be continued.