The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BY AUTHORITY.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Ihere was not CaDlnet meeting lnlS
morning.
The Camera club meets tonight at
the Y. M. c. A.
Full change of program at the Or
pheum tonight.
The Mariposa will take a mail to
the coast tomorrow.
An important meeting of the Y. H.
will be held at Foster hall this evening
The Minister of the Interior publishes
in this issue a BY Authority notice to
backmen.
d. b. Smith will sail by the Marposa
tomorrow for a business and pleasure
trip east.
The Myrtle boat house will be elab
orately decorated tomorrow evening
for the dance.
a row of sixteen Cinnamon were
fined IS each in police court this morn
ing for gambling.
All Moo was fined so by Judge Will
cox this morning for selling tobacco
without a license.
A quorum was not present yesterday
so the Board of Health's business went
over to next week.
Rainier beer is a healthy and invigo-
rating beverage, and contains nothing
detrimental to health.
Preparations are being made to
lump more dredged material from the
harbor on to River park.
Letters from Chief Justice Judd re-
port that he is greatly improved in
health. He is at a resort in New York.
Miss Mary Silva, assistant teacher
in the Waialua school, is quite i'll at
her Honolulu home, of typhoid fever.
There will be a game of football
Saturday afternoon between a team of
men from the n. G. II. and the Puma
hous.
The Electro" the only gas lamp for
bicycles worth having can be obtained
at the Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co. Fort
street.
The German Bakery, Fort street are
fully prepared to meet the wants of the
Christmas trade in pies, cakes and
pudding.
Owing to removal, f. o. Hall & Son
are Offering bicycles at very low prices.
This is an opportunity that will not
last long
A large ship load of books has been
received by L. S. Mathews & Son Bere-
tania street, and will he sold at very
low prices.
Harry F. Davidson, the Honolulu
dressmaker, won first prize at the re-
cent doll show in San Francisco, He
is meeting with unexpected success in
the Bay City. ,-r -pUot.
Every child that attends tina Or
pheum Theatre Saturday matinee will
receive nice bag of candy with
prize in every bag.
Quite large audience heard the talk
of George b. Mcclellan at Central
| Union church last evening on college
settlements in American towns.
Hawaiian fever" is still an entry on
| the Board of Health records this
month. The certificates come from the
japanese hospital in Liliha streetp g
Andrew Nelson, tent aid awning
maker for the Pearson Potter CBmpany
will leave by the Mariposa tomorrow
for a visit to his parents in San Fran
cisco. ~vr,.sg
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock Jas
F. Morgan will sell at auction at his
| Queen street salesroom, 6 bales of gun
Wy sacks, damaged on voyage of i'm
portation.
Kane, who was sent to prison for
two years from Kauai for stealing
pineapples, was released today. He will
| leave by the Waialeale this afternoon
! for his home.
The Pathfinder will have to get more
| deep sea wire before making sound
ings between the islands. The mate
rial is expected in few days from
| San Francisco.
An important meeting of the Com
mssioners of Education will be held
this afternoon, at which the propos1-
ton to open school at o'clock will
probably be knocked in the head"
Stephen Townsend, a boy, accident
ly shot himself in the neck at the
at the Union Express office yesterday