The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-19
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

When in need of a light wagon or
dray call up Main IS.
Judge Lstee will tomorrow morning
render a decision in the William Car
son case.
High grade cigars at the Honolulu
Tobacco Company, corner Fort and Ho-
tel streets.
Governor Dole is visiting the Rlces on
Kauai. His address is Lihue and he
will be back Sunday.
Andrew Adams returned by the
Claudine last night to SpreCkelSNllle.
He had been i'll in Honolulu.
Think of the marrow by stocking up
a supply of Pabst Beer. Always pure.
| w. G. Peacock & CO., agents.
The Hebron Drug Co. adj tells of
good Christmas things and about photo
albums given away with every kodak
sold.
The annual meeting of the Ladies So
cietyof Central Union church will be
held on Thursday, December 90 az 10
a. m.
The Lace House on Hotel street has
a splendid line of infants goods and
children's wash suits. New styles just
received.
AT the regular meeting of the Royal
Arch Chapter, to be held tomorrow
evening, officers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
]. A Magoon has sued w. H. Corn
we'll for 81, 900 for a note for stock in the
Honolulu Steam Laundry which re-
mains unpaid
Fred. Harrison has purchased the
lease of the lot at Beretania and Fort
streets from Senator Clark of Wyoming
and will erect a business block upon it.
Henry Vida threw open tn doors of
the California" in the old rooms of
the Sugar Planters Association on
Nuuanu street at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
There will be an important meeting
of the Kamehameha Alumni AssOCia-
ton at the Club House on Fort street
Thursday evening at 1870 p. IN. All
members are requested to be present.
The Honolulu Market Co., Ltd. asks
the public to kindly overlook it's fail
ing to wait on everybody promptly.
The rush has been too great. More
help will be on hand this afternoon and
tomorrow.
Two Christmas bombs. of Japanese
manufacturer, We're found under safe
in the hallway of the Kapiolani Estate
yesterday nfternOOn. They were doubt
less left there and forgotten by some
one in the office.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman has sent 1898
to the Molokai settlement, being. 81
apiece for the patients to spend Christ
mas. The balance of the $1,10O realized
from the concert will be spent on the
Before making your selection of holi-
day gifts, it will pay to inspect the
stock of the Hollister Drug Company
They do not give goods away, but they
claim that the prices of those elegant
lines of leather goods, perfumery and
toilet sets are just right.
Be sure and attend the sale of palms
and ferns at MOrgan's saleSroom at 10
o'clock tomorrow. The hanging brack-
cts and pots of maiden hair ferns are
the most select and beautiful in the
city There will also be sold a large
handsome Australian fern and just 20
pots of large rare palms.
Wray Taylor, Commissioner of Agri-
culture and Forestry, renews notice in
this issue that the importation of fruits
from the South Sea Islands and Aus
tralia is prohibited. This renewed no
tice is called out by the receipt here
by the Alameda of some cherries on ice
from Australia.
Morgan calls the attention of Christ
mas buyers to his sale of oriental rugs
and draperies at 10 o'clock tomorrow
! Among the gems of the collection are;
! I Royal palace Kirman rug which is
| invoiced at 5000. I Shahs Hnom rug
| cost 500: ! Mohamed Khau palace rug
| cost $500. There are also rugs of every
| description at prices as low as $40 each
thus affording a chance for all purses